You've seen the Xbox Series X, you've seen the Xbox Series X-inspired fridge, and now it looks like the Xbox Series X mini fridge is coming as well, which may exhaust the number of ways Microsoft can play the game. resemblance between his latest console and the kitchen appliance. Late last week, Twitter launched a #BestOfTweets contest, and in the Brands category it was Xbox vs. Skittles. At this point, Xbox chief marketing officer Aaron Greenberg has promised that Xbox Series X mini-fridges will go into production if the Microsoft brand wins. In the end, Xbox edged out Skittles by the smallest margin: XNUMX% to XNUMX%. A total of XNUMX votes were cast in the final, though it's unclear how many of them were seeking an Xbox-shaped beverage cooler. True to his word, Greenberg went on to say that the Xbox Series X mini fridge would go into production, the first of the lineup to be delivered to the finalists defeated at Skittles, with select Xbox games packed inside. < p lang="en" dir="ltr">Thank you to each and everyone who voted, it was over the top and exciting to follow. Now that @Xbox has won, we're going to follow through on our promise to make these Xbox Series X mini-fridges. The first offline one is going to be packed with games and headed to our friends @Skittles, of course! 💚🌈 https://t.co/xeeN8yLGV8 April XNUMX, XNUMX More Information As you can see in the above tweet, we don't have a lot of details here; It's unclear when the Xbox Series X Mini Fridge will go on sale, how much availability might be expanded, or to what extent. I could make you back down. However, we're talking about Greenberg's insistence that this isn't some late-April joke or any kind of click-bait as a guarantee that it'll really happen one way or another, and may end up being a must. . accessory for anyone who has invested in Microsoft's most powerful console to date. Of course, product links and referrals are commonplace in the gaming industry, and it's easy to see why Microsoft would want to go ahead with this: it'll probably get some attention, such as bringing more Xbox-branded hardware. to the market. planet. It's not yet clear if the Xbox Series S is going to have an appliance - it certainly doesn't look as much like a mini fridge as the Series X - but another Twitter poll might be enough to do something. in progress.