Tue, Aug 07, 2012 | 21:39 BST
Microsoft clarifies “new Xbox” remark, says comments “were not understood in intended context”
Microsoft has clarified the “new Xbox” remark made by general manager Brian Hall.
According to a statement given to G4, the comments made to the The Verge weren’t “understood in their intended context.”
“The comments to The Verge were not understood in their intended context,” reads the statement. “When Brian mentioned a ‘new wave of products,’ he was referring to the full lineup of products coming later this year from Microsoft, including Windows 8, Office, Windows Phone and of course our fall Xbox update which will bring a host of new consumer experiences like Xbox Music, Videos, Games on Windows 8 and Xbox SmartGlass.”
So, there ya go. Move along, honey, nothing to see here.
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Posted in: Microsoft, Xbox 360, Xbox Live
Tags: Brian Hall, new xbox 360, windows 8
5 comments
#1
OlderGamer
07/08/12, 9:41 pm
lol
#2
Moonwalker1982
07/08/12, 9:41 pm
Yeah of course they’d say that.
#3
Stardog
07/08/12, 10:11 pm
I don’t get why this is even news. We know there will be a new Xbox…
#4
AHA-Lambda
07/08/12, 10:18 pm
sssuuuureeeee…
#5
Gheritt White
07/08/12, 11:46 pm
Fucking MS PRs trying to justify their jobs.
PR – there’s a 20th Century profession if ever there was one.