Microsoft Abandons India and other Asian Countries, Xbox One to come Late 2014

In what feels like a painful abandonment of enthusiastic gamers of Asia, Microsoft has delayed the launch of its new console the Xbox One in Asia by a whole year. Alan Bowman, Microsoft’s Regional VP for Sales and Marketing in Asia, says that the new console will launch in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and India around late 2014.

This delay even after Microsoft has declared these countries as gaming high-growth areas, with sales of consoles and games booming in 2013. Alan Bowman also said that the new Kinect sensor will require less space as compared to this generation’s Kinect and will fit right in with Asian countries “where there is a lack of living room space” (we wouldn’t be too sure of that)

in any case for all those who cant wait, there is always Palika Bazaar and Lamington Road for those imported consoles!

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2 responses to “Microsoft Abandons India and other Asian Countries, Xbox One to come Late 2014”

  1. nadarbsm Avatar
    nadarbsm

    really.. its better this way….
    as hardly anyone in INDIA will want a console that requires a net connection to play games…

    Go 2 HELL M$..

  2. shishirmukherjee017 Avatar
    shishirmukherjee017

    Who wants the Sh*tbox anyways… o_O
    PS4 FTW bring it on.

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