Microsoft reveals stunning Terminator: Dark Fate Xbox One X
This looks amazing!
What you need to know
- Terminator: Dark Fate is out now in theaters.
- Microsoft teamed up with Paramount to release a custom Xbox One X.
- You can win it by entering the Twitter giveaway.
Do you love custom consoles? Are you a collector? Well, you're in luck. Today, Microsoft revealed a custom Xbox One X that features a Terminator: Dark Fate theme. The highlight of the device has to be the amazing console that has a melting Terminator skull on it. The message Windows Central received from Microsoft said the following.
Starting November 1 and running through November 15, Microsoft will host a giveaway on Twitter for the extremely limited edition Xbox One X. All you have to do is like, retweet, and comment on which side of the fight you're on. Hopefully, you favor humanity, but, honestly, the way things are going, no one would blame you if you wanted the machines to win.
Want to win a @Terminator Xbox One X, Gears 5, and the new Terminator DLC?
• RT and ❤️ this tweet
• Comment which side you support, Humanity or the Machines
• Tag #DarkFateXGears5Sweepstakes#TerminatorDarkFate now in theatres. Rules: https://t.co/GXl2TGCRCI pic.twitter.com/NtCR6wXzskWant to win a @Terminator Xbox One X, Gears 5, and the new Terminator DLC?
• RT and ❤️ this tweet
• Comment which side you support, Humanity or the Machines
• Tag #DarkFateXGears5Sweepstakes#TerminatorDarkFate now in theatres. Rules: https://t.co/GXl2TGCRCI pic.twitter.com/NtCR6wXzsk— Xbox (@Xbox) November 1, 2019November 1, 2019
The winner will receive the console as well as a code for Gears 5: Ultimate Edition. However, the winner will also get a second Xbox One X so that they can display the Terminator console wherever they want.
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