Gears of War: 4 Tomorrow video reaches #1 all time on Xbox’s YouTube channel

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Published on April 19, 2016

published on April 19, 2016

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Last week, Gears of War 4 developer The Coalition teased us with a brand new video preview of the upcoming Xbox One exclusive game. The trailer, called “Tomorrow,” connects the legacy of the Fenix family from father to son and brings back the franchise to the dark tone of the original cult classic game:

It seems that Xbox fans really enjoyed it as the trailer has become the #1 watched Xbox video on the official Xbox channel after just nine days and more than 7.2M views. Head of Xbox Games Marketing Aaron Greenberg celebrated the news on Twitter today:

Thanks to everyone for making the @GearsofWar tomorrow spot the #1 watched Xbox video on our channel! https://t.co/kewrZ0I0Rv

— Aaron “Day One On Game Pass” Greenberg ????????‍♂️????U (@aarongreenberg) April 19, 2016

Xbox YouTube channel — More than 7.2M people watched the Gears of War 4 trailer after just one week.

Gears of War 4 won’t launch until October 11, but this early buzz around the game make us wonder if the latest Gears of War opus could beat Quantum Break as the best-selling new Microsoft Studios IP this generation. If you can’t wait to play the game, we remind you that an early access of the Gears of War 4 multiplayer beta is available since yesterday on Xbox One for all gamers who played Gears of War: Ultimate Edition on Windows 10 or Xbox One.

Radu Tyrsina

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