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Okay, the original Xbox didn't fair so well in Japan, but Microsoft appears to be doing their best to make sure that history doesn't repeat itself. Hoping to inform college students and the public about Xbox 360 next-generation gaming, executive officer of Microsoft Japan Yoshihiro Maruyama will be giving a free lecture on October 7th at the Tama Campus of Chu-ou College in Tokyo. | ||
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