Microsoft was thinking to allocate free the first Xbox

Revelations from the Lorne Lanning of Oddworld Inhabitants

Through a recent interview of Lorne Lanning, President of Oddworld Inhabitants, made some extremely important revelations about the situation on the part of Microsoft that was responsible for the first Xbox back in 2001. Specifically, the Lorne Lanning told Gamesindustry.biz that Microsoft was thinking seriously to allocate the console completely free while she wanted to promote the Xbox as a console for the market of casual gamers with the Oddworld: Oddysee to Munch's was described as the "Mario Killer" game. You can read some of the statements of Lorne Lanning below and you can read the full interview by clicking here.

"The early days creating the concept for the first Xbox, Microsoft system intended for the market of casual players. For this reason we approached for the Oddworld: Oddysee Munch's. They believed that the title could compete with us the games had similar gameplay with the Mario franchise and wanted to wipe out the phenomenon that had created the Nintendo with Mario series. This was the area in which they tried to penetrate. One of the phrases of Microsoft's developer was the following: "Cherish the Oddworld series and would love to join you in this new fashion. And perhaps so to provide totally free Xbox to market. "