Gather around all your gamer friends because Xbox is dropping its origin story called Power On: The Story of Xbox this Christmas.

Since its launch in 2001, Xbox remains a staple in many households worldwide. After 20 years of history, Microsoft has produced a docuseries that you can watch for free as part of its anniversary celebrations.

Here's what it's about and how you can watch it right now.

What Is Power On?

Premiering on December 13, 2021, Power On: The Story of Xbox is a six-part docuseries that tackles the various chapters of Xbox's journey from its tough beginnings, designing its first prototype, the launch of Halo, its failed acquisition of Nintendo, and even the highly publicized Red Ring of Death.

While it's easy to think that this series is only for gamers, there are plenty of other things that make it a great watch even for people who don't own an Xbox.

At the heart of it, Power On is a series about a group of passionate individuals who had a dream and did whatever it took to make it a reality. From its founders crashing meetings to the people who turned it into a global phenomenon, it's the first time in history that many of them are sharing their remarkable story.

Where Can You Watch Power On?

If you're already watching the Xbox Anniversary Celebration and looking to watch Power On next, it's ready for viewing on Microsoft Movies & TV, YouTube, Redbox, and more. In addition, Power On is available in 30 languages, so you may not need to worry about subtitles.

To coincide with its launch, Microsoft will also release high-quality prints of each chapter on its Xbox Gear Shop. So, if you're a Microsoft fan, you won't want to miss this for your collection.

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When it comes to game consoles, there's no shortage of options in the market. However, every console has a story and if you're an avid Xbox user, this one might tug at your heartstrings.

So, if you're looking to relive two decades of gaming nostalgia, Power On might just be the excuse you need to sit down and binge-watch a good documentary.