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This Xbox Series X espresso machine doesn’t exist but it should

Brad Stephenson Brad Stephenson
February 23, 2021
1 min read

The Fakes Forge Twitter account recently tweeted a genuinely cool manipulated image (see above) showing an espresso machine that’s designed to look like Microsoft’s recently released Xbox Series X console.

The original image was simply a basic stock photo that’s been heavily used on a variety of different news websites but the addition of the espresso machine functionality and the two cups works so well that it’s gained a bit of traction online with many social media users claiming that they would buy one if Microsoft ever made it available. I know I would.

Another Twitter user animated the still photo to show just how well an Xbox Series X espresso machine would work in reality. Microsoft, make it happen.

Getting ready for gamers night.
How about a hot overpowered Espresso in the morning.
Credit 📸 @fakesforge
Thank you @aaronsgreenberg for sharing
Animation by @the_xbox_senior
Have a great weekend. 🙅‍♂️#xbox #xboxseriesx #xboxseries #xboxlovesyou #xboxone #xboxmerch #xboxgear pic.twitter.com/tRAnQigWQz

— The_Xbox_Senior (@XsgXbox) February 20, 2021

The manipulated photo was part of a collection showcasing Xbox branding in a variety of kitchen appliances such as a washing machine and oven. You can check them out below.

pic.twitter.com/9aUi8UH7HF

— Fakes Forge (@FakesForge) February 19, 2021

Would you like to see Microsoft actually make any of these products? Let us know which ones in the comments below and then follow us on Pinterest and Twitter for more Xbox gaming content.

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