Xbox & Adidas Partner For 20th Anniversary Shoes
Xbox has partnered up with Adidas to release a brand new pair of shoes to celebrate the console's 20th Anniversary.
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Xbox has partnered up with Adidas to release a brand new pair of shoes to celebrate the console's 20th Anniversary.
At $140, the Forum Tech Boost is the cheapest pair of sneakers in this collaboration, but good luck finding stock.
No buts about it; the Xbox team is on a roll this year, at least when it comes to marketing and collaboration products. First, there was that snazzy-as-heck mini-fridge they made after winning a Twitter poll against Skittles, then that Xbox Game Pass Ultimate parody with All 4 One (which is still hilariously entertaining, by the way), and of course...
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