Hope this means they'll know how many they will be getting and when they can ship them.
Ha, I just did the same thing. Found it in the trash folder tho! It wouldn't take the code, though. Anybody else have problems redeeming via xbox.com?
Man, I can't find the email anywhere, hope they are sending it out in waves or something. Can't go wrong with a free car.
**
Are they reliable ? Been thinking of going that route as well ever have to send anything in to then to be replaced or repaired?
i have never needed them but plenty of friends have used them without complaints
Yep just go to their website. I think the 2 requirements are, the purchase is within 30 days and a copy of your receipt.
Get an Audi to test drive in Forza Motorsport 5 - on us!for that forza email, what was the title? can't seem to find it
Thank you.
This seems unlikely at this point. Walmart and GameStop did open more orders for consoles but they weren't Day One Editions. I think the best bet for people to get Day One would be to show up at stores and picking up a console that hasn't been reserved. Of course this would require camping out like the good old days.
Went to the Xbox One tour in Dallas. There were 13 games there but no Madden. The ones I remember are
Yeah but the person was wondering about Day One Editions, not standard launch editions >.>
my city has like 5 events in 4 days so im hoping it will not be too crowded tommow the next one is at nfl game here monday night but im sure that will be packed.
You are so lucky to have an Area One event like that. I just read another person's experience on the Xbox One board on GameFAQs and he went into more detail about the games he played and it sounded so fun. Literally would have been in the top five days of my life if I could have gone (and met Major Nelson too). If I didn't have obligations six days a week right now I probably would have driven to the Chicago event and experienced all that and met him.
Without a doubt. Halo 3 launch night was my #1 moment until earlier this year when I saw and felt the ocean for the first time and then kayaked in the Pacific Ocean in the La Jolla Cove near San Diego and had sea lions and their babies jumping around and following me. Also drove through the Mojave into Vegas, etc. It was a trip I will never be able to go on again and it was all luck that I even got to go, because I certainly don't have the means to do that on my own.
I'm 26, so not that young anymore although I still totally feel like that way mentally. In the past two years I have experienced more amazing moments than I did in my whole life before that combined. I almost feel like I could die happy at this point, but I would like to go to an E3 or PAX event of some kind though (and met Major Nelson). That's why I am so excited for the Xbox One, cause it ushers in a whole new chapter of my life, especially with graduating from college next spring. I worked from 16 to nearly 25 at the same crappy retail job (I used my first paychecks to buy an original Xbox and used all my vacation weeks for major game releases like Halo 2, Xbox 360, Gears of War, GTA IV, etc). I actually saved up time for over a year in a half so that I could take over two weeks off for the Xbox 360 launch.
Hmm, so is the extra year of coverage worth $35?? Decisions, decisions. Part of me feels with the red ring fiasco there is no way the X1 will have any issues, but you never know.
You should look into going to a gaming convention like PAX Prime or PAX East. I got to play a handful of the Xbox One games in September (Ryze, Killer Instinct, Titanfall, etc). There are also a lot of panels where you can see and meet people high up in the gaming community. I mean I was walking down the street from my hotel and our group walked past Major Nelson.
That he is a regular person like everyone else here who appreciates gaming?
I think people have been reporting if they trade in a 360 system or something they get the $30 Credit on an Xbonx One controller. Trying to find out for sure what triggers it.
