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Microsoft’s UK #PowerYourDreams Xbox Series X presentation needs to be seen to be believed

Brad Stephenson Brad Stephenson
November 10, 2020
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To celebrate the launch of the new Xbox Series X console in the UK, Microsoft produced a genuinely stunning presentation that, at first glance, appears to be a blend of real-world projections and post production CGI and editing.

Rather surprisingly, Xbox UK’s marketing lead, Samuel Bateman soon revealed on his personal Twitter account that no additional effects or renderings were added and that everything shown in the video is actually what was seen in person while it was being recorded.

“Xbox Series X has launched in the UK and we made this film to celebrate,” Bateman’s tweet reads. “Everything shot in camera, no post production to add anything you see in the film.” Impressive.

Here’s the video.

Video ThumbnailTo celebrate the launch of the new Xbox Series X console in the UK, Microsoft produced a genuinely stunning presentation that, at first glance, appears to be a blend of real-world projections and post production CGI and editing. Rather surprisingly, Xbox UK’s marketing lead, Samuel Bateman soon reve

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