Next Xbox May Be Called Fusion

By Alex Osborn



Could Microsoft's next-gen console be called the Xbox Fusion? If a pile of domain registrations are any indication, that may very well be the case.

Fusible spotted the following domain registrations: XboxFusion.com, XboxFusion.info, XboxFusion.biz, XboxFusion.co.uk, and several others.

While I would prefer that the company go the simple route and just call it the Xbox, I could see myself warming up to the name Xbox Fusion in time. Then again, it's worth noting that this registration could be in relation to something else entirely, like a new peripheral. Perhaps IllumiRoom? Kinect 2.0?

What do you think of the name Xbox Fusion? Let us know by commenting below.

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