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The Xbox was created as a way for gamers to do what they do best. "With the first generation of Xbox, our ambition was to change the way people think about Video Games," says Robbie Bach, Microsoft's chief Xbox officer. "Starting today with Xbox 360, our ambition is to revolutionize the way people think about fun."
Microsoft saw profit in the industry, and it's clearly worked in their favor. As long as there's a market for games, Microsoft will no doubt continue to modify and renew the Xbox console series.
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Who was Xbox made by?
The Xbox (R) and Xbox 360 (R), were created, and sold by Microsoft corporation.
When was XBOX Soundtracks Presents... Start created?
XBOX Soundtracks Presents... Start was created on 2007-10-22.
Who created the first xbox?
Microsoft.
How do you get rid of viruses on your Xbox 360 console?
There have been no viruses created for the Xbox 360.
Is there Pokemon games for xbox 360?
There are no Pokemon games for the Xbox 360. Pokemon is a series created by Nintendo, so no Pokemon games will ever appear on the Xbox 360.
Wen was the xbox-360 created?
The xbox 360 was created it was created
When was Xbox Evolved created?
Xbox Evolved was created in 2002.
Nintendo invented GameCube created Xbox?
Microsoft created xbox
When was Official Xbox Magazine created?
Official Xbox Magazine was created in November 2001.
When was Xbox Exhibition disks created?
Xbox Exhibition disks was created in 2002.
When was Xbox Live Arcade created?
Xbox Live Arcade was created in 2004.
When was From Sun Tzu to Xbox created?
From Sun Tzu to Xbox was created in 2006.
When was Xbox Live Productions created?
Xbox Live Productions was created in 2008.
When was Xbox Live Marketplace created?
Xbox Live Marketplace was created in 2005-11.
When was Xbox Music Mixer created?
Xbox Music Mixer was created on 2003-12-01.
Which gaming system was created by Microsoft?
Xbox and Xbox 360
Who was Xbox made by?
The Xbox (R) and Xbox 360 (R), were created, and sold by Microsoft corporation.
