There’s probably a little bit of excitement brewing over the upcoming release ofDeadpool & Wolverine. The new antics of the foul-mouthed antihero are sure to be a laugh riot, if that is your thing. In honor of the movie, Xbox has decided to offer a cheeky giveaway, and I cannot believe I just used that pun.
In a recentpost on the Xbox website, a new wireless controller has been announced, which is designed after Deadpool, boasting a very distinctive feature. Ass. It’s his ass. Curved and red and perhaps interesting to the touch, there’s a chance for one lucky fan to get a hold of the peripheral. Again, if that is your thing.
Make his finest asset yoursFollow & Repost with#XboxCheekyControllerSweepstakesfor a chance to win a custom Xbox Series X console & 2 Cheeky Controllers designed by Deadpool.Ages 18+. Ends 8/11/24. Rules:https://t.co/G41n6ykYIU@MarvelStudios' Deadpool and Wolverine, in…pic.twitter.com/hSHZiA3EPb
As per usual, to enter the sweepstakes, you’ll need to follow the Xbox brand on X and repost the competition to your own timeline. Entrants must be 18 or over for fairly obvious reasons. The sweepstakes ends on August 11, and a winner will be contacted via direct message “within seven (7) days following the Entry Period in a random drawing from among all eligible entries received.” Check theofficial rulesfor more details.
More Deadpool where that came from
The prize isn’t just the derrière controller, either. There’s also a chance to win a Deadpool-themed Xbox Series X|S, which comes with a custom skin. Two of the ass controllers will also be thrown in.
On top of that, from July 22, the first 1,000 people to buy an Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 – Core will also receive an exclusive “Cable Guys Deadpool Controller Holder.”Here’s what that looks like. Basically, if you like all things Deadpool and you’re an Xbox user, this may be of interest.
Deadpool & Wolverinewill be hitting cinemas on July 26. As to whether it will be any good or not remains to be seen, but Microsoft certainly isn’t going to let that get in the way of some on-brand merchandising.
