Staying up late and eroticism blackplaying games is a guilty pleasure for many of us.
Xbox are making it a possibility with its Stay N' Play venue, which is basically a pop-up sleepover which allows gamers to play all night long, and maybe fit some naps in between.
SEE ALSO: Xbox One X preview: is it worth the money?Upon signing in with their gamertag (or creating a new one), gamers can choose between four suites featuring a full selection of Xbox One X Enhanced games, as well as 4K televisions and Dolby Atmos enabled headsets.
On top of all that, there's room service, a concierge to bring you games, and even an Xbox-branded onesie to sleep in — and take home too.
The Xbox Play N' Stay will be set up at Pirrama Park in Sydney, Australia, open from Nov. 3 to 5. Not into the overnight thing? Xbox allowed two-hour suite bookings.
Sadly, suite reservations sold out within hours when they were up for grabs on Wednesday morning. There is however a walk-in lobby for gamers open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., which is still plenty of time to work those thumbs before heading home to your own bed.
The pop-up is of course to promote the imminent release of the Xbox One X, days before its release on Nov. 7.
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