Microsoft is now selling an Xbox Red Ring of Death poster for $24.99

Microsoft is at present selling its own Xbox Red Ring of Death posting to commemorate the release of the Power On: The Story of Xbox docuseries. The six-division documentary is a warts and all look at 20 years of Xbox highs and lows, including the infamous red ring of death.

The Xbox 360's Red River ring of death was represented by three out of the quaternity LEDs connected an Xbox 360 turn red, a problem that affected a lot of first consoles as bankruptcy rates were incredibly high. It indicated a hardware bankruptcy, and it meant Xbox 360 owners had to send their soothe in for repair.

In chapter five of Power On, other Xbox chief Simon Peter Moore reflects on the mistake that be Microsoft much $1 cardinal to fix. "By the clock we looked at the cost of repairs, the loss gross revenue that we factored in, we had a $1.15 billion trouble," says Dudley Moore.

*Power On documents the 20-year account of Xbox.*

The Red Ring of Destruction post-horse is $24.99, which won't go rattling far in making up the $1 billion loss, but I'm doomed those who worked on Xbox 360 would never have imagined Microsoft would be merchandising a poster about the failure more 15 years later.

World power On also documents the origins of the first Xbox, discharged 20 years ago, featuring interviews with those who helped bring it to life. Flatbottom quondam Xbox principal Don Mattrick makes an appearance in the docuseries, discussing the Xbox One launch and the problematic concenter on TV, Kinect, and always-connected digital approach.

If you're interested in the history of Xbox or video recording games in general, Office Along is certainty worth a watch. While it's created by Microsoft, the company doesn't shy away from acknowledging its failures, the strong Sony competition, and its staggering achievement of creating a inexperient unfit console. Power On: The Report of Xbox is available on Redbox, YouTube, IMDbTV, The Roku Convey, Microsoft Movies & Boob tube, and elsewhere.