- Microsoft announces Xbox Series X Halo Infinite Limited Edition console for $549.99.
- The console will be available on November 15, and it’ll come with a Halo-themed controller.
- Preorders are available now at the Microsoft Store, Best Buy, Target, and other retailers.
Microsoft has revealed its first custom Xbox Series X bundle, the Halo Infinite limited edition, in celebration of Halo’s 20th anniversary. It is expected to be available on November 15, and it will cost $549.99.
The Halo-branded console features a Halo visual design with dark and gold accent colors and stars at the top, and the company even changed the ventilation fan color from green to blue. In addition, the power on and off of the console also includes Halo-themed sounds.
The Xbox Series X will also bundle a controller that comes with a design that matches the Halo visuals.
The console is available for preorder now at the Microsoft Store. You may also place the order at Best Buy and Target.
Along with the Xbox Series X Halo Infinite limited-edition console, the software giant also introduced the Halo-themed Elite Series 2 controller. The wireless controller features a Halo design using the same green color accent found on the Master Chief suit, and the D-pad is painted gold.
The controller will be available on November 15, it’ll cost $199.99, and you can preorder it now at the Microsoft store.
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