Xbox Is Giving Away Butt-Shaped Controllers & Series X For Deadpool & Wolverine Release
To celebrate the release of the upcoming movie, Xbox has revealed a custom Xbox Series X console, along with two very unique «cheeky» controllers. The new movie sees Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman reprising their roles as the titular mutants as they go on a multiverse-spanning adventure that brings them into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
The official Xbox X account shared an image of the official -themed console, which resembles the torso of the Merc with a Mouth, with his two katanas «Bea» and «Arthur» strapped to its back.
The console is also accompanied by two controllers based on another area of Deadpool's body, his butt, with a post by Xbox Canada providing a better look, calling them «perfectly ergonomic.» These butt-shaped controllers are also signed by Deadpool in a fourth-wall-breaking move that's perfect for the character and implies he designed them himself.
The Xbox Canada account sharing this seems fitting as both Deadpool and Wolverine are Canadian.
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To get the -themed Xbox Series X, players have until August 11, 2024, to enter a sweepstakes to win it, and to do so, they must simply follow the Xbox Canada page and repost with the hashtag #XboxCheekyControllerSweepstakes. This contest follows a tradition of sweepstakes projects devised by gaming, movie, or TV companies to drum up excitement for impending releases, with a recent Xbox and Marvel collaboration celebrating the release of.
Whereas the main draw of the sweepstakes was its custom console featuring comic panel-esque imagery of the X-Men fighting a sentinel on one side and an image of the team posing on the other, the Wolverine controller that came with it could easily be recreated on Xbox's Design Lab. This isn't the case with the Deadpool controllers, however, as it involves an entirely new sculpt rather than a simple recoloring.
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