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Mysterious #Xbox2013 Next-Gen Slides and Logo Surface Online

By Jason Andrews | Published: April 22, 2013

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A set of slides relating to an upcoming presentation about the future of Xbox with hashtag #Xbox2013 has appeared online over the weekend and contain a set of messages within them using symbols. The symbols that appear are using “esoteric language programming” to encode each message or commonly known “esoslang”.

Alongside the new slides is the possible final logo for the next-generation Xbox console that could just simply be called “Xbox” using the same style that is familiar with the Xbox 360 as a rebrand.

The translation of each slide as shown below is:

1. Storm Clouds
2. More than now
3. Deep Computing
4. Petaflops> Teraflops

All of which could relate to services or functions with the future of Xbox – don’t forget to check out the controller icon bottom right of each slide and share your thoughts below in the comments box…

… we love opinions!

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Via Docs.Google.com

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