Sunset Overdrive launch event taking place at your local Microsoft Store on October 27th

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Published on October 14, 2014

published on October 14, 2014

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Sunset Overdrive is set to be the next big hit game for Microsoft’s Xbox One entertainment console. The highly-anticipated game, exclusive to Microsoft’s console, is set to make its debut on October 28. Pre-orders are already under way.

For those of you who are excited about the game, you can head over to your local Microsoft Store on October 27th at 10PM to pick up a copy of the game and receive exclusive swag, giveaways, and more as part of a special launch event. Here is what Microsoft has to say about it:

Come join us at your local Microsoft retail store for the launch of Sunset Overdrive! Free and early game play kicks off at 10pm (local time) on Monday, October 27. Be one of the first customers to pick up a copy of Sunset Overdrive at midnight to receive exclusive SWAG, giveaways and more*! Plus, enjoy food and play games to receive a raffle ticket to score additional prizes – one lucky winner will receive an exclusive Sunset Overdrive bundle and other awesome prizes!

If you haven’t preordered the game yet, you can do so now and get a $10 Xbox gift card digital code, along with melee weapons for the game. You can also purchase the Sunset Overdrive Xbox One Console Bundle and score a Microsoft Store exclusive white controller stand to match your new white controller.

Visit your local Microsoft Store on Monday, October 27th from 10PM to 1AM. The following stores will have different hours (October 28th from 6PM to 9PM): Garden State Plaza, Rockingham Mall, Fashion Centre at Pentagon City, Westroads Mall, and Roosevelt Field.

You can take a look at a trailer of the game below. If you are wondering why Sunset Overdrive is an exclusive title to the Xbox One, you can find out here.

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