The launch of the Xbox One is not up to two months away, and Microsoft knows it has a big perception gap to shut against Sony’s PlayStation 4. On the way to educate people about its recent Xbox One policy reversals and make allowance gamers to check out out its next-generation console, Microsoft today announced that it’ll be taking the Xbox One at the road.

The “Xbox One Tour” will begin on October 1 and run until the tip of the year, even after the launch of the Xbox One in late November. People in large North American or European cities might be ready to play Xbox one games during what Microsoft is asking “experiential events.” The events are free, though limited to people not less than 18 years old and attendance is first-come, first-serve.

Games featured through the tour will include Forza 5, Ryse: Son of Rome, Killer Instinct, Dead Rising 3, Crimson Dragon, Max: Curse of the Brotherhood, and LocoCycle.

The primary 13 cities at the tour had been announced and include Paris, Philadelphia, Toronto, Chicago, Vienna, Atlanta, Dallas, Berlin, Phoenix, San Francisco, Dublin, La, and London. The primary “One Tour” event starts on October 3 in Philadelphia. Tour dates leading as much as launch day are located at the “One Tour” website.

In addition to the tour, Microsoft may have “Test Drive” tour busses roaming North America and Europe, hitting college campuses, music festivals, and other locations. The “Test Drive” busses will hit many major cities omitted of the tour date announcements.