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Posted on July 18, 2005 by admin

First Xbox 360 Shots in the Wild


First Xbox 360 shots in the wild in the wild – Engadget – www.engadget.com So according to Engadget, the story goes that some kid whose dad is a Regulatory Compliance Manager at Microsoft got a hold of an XBox and in violation of the NDA put photos of himself playing it up on the internet. Engadget suggests that the kid is so grounded until 18. Interesting story, not sure if it’s true.

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