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Tom Orry @ Eurogamer.net · today 04:45 EDT

Memories of the Xbox 360, Microsoft's big swing at disrupting the games industry

When something is 20 years old it's easy for memories to focus on the best things. The Xbox 360, Microsoft's best attempt at shaking up the games industry, wasn't perfect (hello RROD, hello a pivot to Kinect), but it's a console that for many is remembered as their console - the one that arrived at just the right time and offered exactly the right experiences. Read more

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