Xbox has introduced an alligator-shaped Series X console called X-BITE as a promotional item ahead of the GTA 6 launch. The console is five feet long and features an Xbox Series X inside. Xbox cannot directly advertise GTA 6 due to marketing restrictions, so the alligator console serves as a novel idea. Multiple sources report that the console is being given away to celebrate the upcoming game.
“Xbox cannot directly advertise GTA 6 due to marketing restrictions, so the alligator console serves as a novel idea,” — Elena Iversen, economic affairs editor at Marley Stow Analytics, commented.
Timeline
Nov 1 — Xbox has introduced an alligator-shaped Series X console called X-BITE as a promotional item ahead of the GTA ...
Nov 4 — Multiple sources report that the console is being given away to celebrate the upcoming game....
This story has been closely followed by our readers since Nov 3. The Marley Stow Analytics desk continues tracking updates and will publish follow-ups across the region.
What's next: An official statement is expected by Saturday, Nov 7.
Editor's note: this report was prepared by the Marley Stow Analytics desk and last updated 11:46 UTC.
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