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Xbox Series X/S – “More to Come” in the Next 4 Weeks, Says Senior Marketing Manager
“Global activations, activities and content still coming,” says Microsoft’s Josh Munsee.
Posted By Shubhankar Parijat | On 11th, Oct. 2020 Under News
With the Xbox Series X and Series S releasing less than a month from now, next-gen is well and truly right around the corner. With that in mind, Microsoft have kicked off their marketing campaign for their upcoming consoles, having recently released a new trailer inviting players to power their dreams.
And as far as marketing for the next-gen Xbox consoles is concerned, there’s apparently a lot more to come in the coming 4 weeks. Recently, Josh Munsee, senior marketing manager at Xbox, took to Twitter and said that the recent trailer is the “kickoff to our paid media campaign”, and that the coming 4 weeks have “so many global activations, activities and content still coming.”
Recently, general manager of Xbox Games Marketing Aaron Greenberg also said that details and gameplay for the next-gen optimized games Xbox Series X/S will be launching with will also be coming later this month.
The Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S will launch worldwide less than a month from now, on November 10.
I know we keep saying it but we genuinely have more to come. This is the kickoff to our paid media campaign, but in the final 4 weeks to launch we have so many global activations, activities and content still coming. Should be a lot of fun!
— Josh Munsee (@joshmunsee) October 9, 2020
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