đ Xbox gamers can buy some exclusive Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 accessories
đ Microsoft has announced an Xbox Series X console wrap, controller and Elite controller
đš The controllers can be customized via Xbox Design Lab
đ„ And those who pick up the Xbox console wrap will get one hour of 2XP
Microsoft has flexed its marketing muscles and announced the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Collection. It includes an Xbox console wrap, an Xbox Wireless Controller, and an Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2.
The Black Ops 6 controllers are available to customize and purchase exclusively through Xbox Design Lab, letting you add your own flair to the design. The Xbox Series X wrap comes with a one-hour 2XP token for use in Black Ops 6 and is a Microsoft Store exclusive.
Microsoft is also releasing some Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 merch via its Xbox Gear Shop. You can get a hoodie and joggers as part of the Xbox Gear Shopâs Icon Collection.
If you like the look of the new Xbox Series X controller colors, the Wireless Controller starts at $84.98 and the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 starts at $164.98. Both are available now. Youâll have to wait a little longer for the Xbox Series X Wrap as it will be released on October 23 for $54.99.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is available to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers when it releases on October 25. Itâs also playable via Xbox Cloud Gaming, which means the cheapeast way to play Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is if you already own a Samsung or Amazon Fire TV, or an Amazon Fire TV Stick and a controller.
Microsoft released a new Xbox Series X digital edition console, 2TB special edition Xbox Series X and a 1TB Xbox Series. A teardown revealed the consoleâs SoC has been redesigned, leading to a cooler, more power efficient system. Whether thatâs worth it is another thing.
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