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Bill Gates Persuasive Speech

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Annoncer: We bring you live to this exclusive coverage of the 32nd annual Microsoft event in Los Angeles, where Bill Gates is about to speak to a giant crowd about a new product for the Xbox 360. Bill Gates: Welcome to the Xbox 360 section of this Microsoft event. (People in crowd clap, only five people there. ) Today, I will be talking about….. (Gets cut off) Random person in crowd: Free Xbox Live Gold? Bill Gates: No, silly. Who would want that? Crowd: All of us!!!! Bill Gates: Well, too bad. Today, I will be talking about the new and improved Kinect 2.0. Crowd: Ughh! Random person in crowd: Nobody wants another Kinect!! Bill Gates: Well, too bad. Here it is. (Holds old Kinect) Random person in crowd: Isn’t that the same Kinect as before? …show more content…

Harry Potter for Kinect. Relive some famous moments from each of the Harry Potter movies. Experience Hogwarts in a new and exciting way. Learn spells, play Quidditch, and make potions. Harry Potter for Kinect, the most magical experience you will ever have. (Trailer ends) Bill Gates: Well, I thought that game looks quite interesting, especially the part where Harry learns Wingardium Leviosa by being part of the Village People. (No one laughs) Let’s move on to the next brand new game for the Kinect. (Show Next Trailer) Microsoft Commercial Guy: From the makers of Kinect Sports and Kinect Sports Season Two comes a game so fun, you might ask yourself if you already have it. Why go outside and play sports when you can sit in side and play sports in the basement? Kinect Sports Ultimate Collection: the ultimate sports experience. Preorder to get additional content for basketball, golf, and skiing. (Trailer ends) Bill Gates: That game includes Kinects Sports and Kinect Sports Season Two. Let’s keep moving on with our new games with this next trailer. (Shows …show more content…

Let’s check it out what they added. Apparently, there are 200 commands that work, so we will try a hand full of them. (Show clips of trying to use commands.) That went, pretty well. That’s all for me, so back to you, Bill. Bill Gates: Thanks Garrett. Now let’s move on to the final game being featured today. In Madden 13, the players will be able to use the Kinect to do different things in the game. From snapping the ball to challenging a play, the Kinect will enhance the experience of Madden for the players by a lot. We go back to Garrett, who also was asked kindly to test this game out. (Show footage.) Garrett Pope: (Nervous because of Nerf gun to head) Uhh, hi guys. I was “asked” to try out this feature on Madden, so here we go. (Clips of Garrett slowly losing voice from having to shout so loud). (During clips) This feature sure helps if I want to play online, because there is no possible way for my opponent to hear what I just said. (On marker board) This feature sucks! Don’t use it, especially online! Microsoft Kidnapper 1: Did that just say that this feature sucked? Microsoft Kidnapper 2: I think it

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