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What could just be another limited edition Xbox One console could be something completely different. Xbox is teasing a Game of Thrones announcement on Twitter and it has everyone asking questions. What could the Games of Thrones Xbox announcement be?
The console giant posted a tweet with the words “And now your wait begins. Stay tuned.” The tweet has an embed video on it that shows fire spitting in front of you and what seems to be the Targaryen family sigil on dragon scales.
No one knows what they are teasing and for the most part, everyone is just guessing another console as Microsoft loves releasing limited edition consoles that you cannot buy and have to enter a draw to win. If that is not the case then it could actually be a video game release of the worldwide phenomenon created by George R.R. Martin.
Last year, reports came in that From Software was working on a Game of Thrones video game but no word of that has been confirmed as of yet. Apparently, the game involves players invading kingdoms, killing their leaders and obtaining their powers which sounds like a Soulborne game if there was ever one.
With E3 just over a month away, Microsoft could be starting their rollout for new game announcements and a Games of Thrones Xbox One exclusive could be one of them. We will update you as we learn more. In the meantime, check out these Game of Throne gaming chairs and prepare to be wowed.
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