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*The Xbox brand, which encompasses the original console, its successor and any associated accessories, services and software. |
*The Xbox brand, which encompasses the original console, its successor and any associated accessories, services and software. |
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** [[Xbox (console)]] is a video game console from [[Microsoft]], which was first released in 2001. |
** [[Xbox (console)]] is a video game console from [[Microsoft]], which was first released in 2001. |
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** [[Xbox 360]], a 2005 video game console and the Xbox's successor |
** [[Xbox 360]], a 2005 video game console and the Xbox's successor |
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** [[Xbox Live]], the online gaming service used by the Xbox's and Windows PC's and phones. |
** [[Xbox Live]], the online gaming service used by the Xbox's and Windows PC's and phones. |
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** ''Xbox'', an imprint of [[Del Rey Books]], used to publish novels based on Xbox games. |
** ''Xbox'', an imprint of [[Del Rey Books]], used to publish novels based on Xbox games. |
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Look up Xbox in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Xbox is a series of video game consoles created by Microsoft. As of 2012, two home consoles have been released.
Xbox may also refer to:
- The Xbox brand, which encompasses the original console, its successor and any associated accessories, services and software.
- Xbox (console) is a video game console from Microsoft, which was first released in 2001.
- Xbox 360, a 2005 video game console and the Xbox's successor
- Xbox One, an upcoming 2013 video game console and the Xbox 360's successor.
- Xbox Live, the online gaming service used by the Xbox's and Windows PC's and phones.
- Xbox, an imprint of Del Rey Books, used to publish novels based on Xbox games.
- Official Xbox Magazine.
- Xbox Music, a digital music service by Microsoft and successor to Zune.
- Xbox Video, a digital video service by Microsoft.
- X box, or X terminal, the X Window System box.
- X box, the scoring notation when no pins remain in Candlepin bowling.