Xbox Reveals Custom Palworld Console and 4 Controllers
Microsofthas officially revealed a stunning custom Xbox Series S console based on Palworld, showing off 4 controllers and revealing a giveaway for the console. Microsoft's gaming brand regularly features giveaways for beautiful custom consoles inspired by some of its most popular games. Microsoft has previously given away exclusive consoles for games like Party Animals and Diablo 2 Remastered, giving fans a chance to win a special piece of Xbox merchandise. Now, the newest giveaway from the Xbox developer is highlighting one of 2024's most popular games.
Palworld took the gaming world by storm following its release, with the newest title from indie developer Pocket Pair catching on quickly. The game's unique premise, combining monster-catching games with elements of survival games, was a smash hit among fans with the game already amassing tens of millions of downloads. Palworld would feature a Day 1 launch on Game Pass as well, giving fans on Xbox an opportunity to try out the smash-hit game immediately. Now, Pocket Pair is teaming up with Microsoft to give away an exclusive Palworld-themed Xbox.
A new post to Xbox's official Twitter account reveals the gorgeous Xbox Series S console along with four matching controllers. The console features the game's main key visual plastered across the front, featuring multiple popular Pals like Grizzbolt and Mammorest. The console giveaway comes with four controllers showcasing designs based on different Pals, including a blue Pengullet controller and a pink Cattiva controller. Fans can enter the giveaway by following Xbox and re-tweeting the post with a giveaway-specific hashtag, with fans also able to win 3 months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
The exclusive Palworld Xbox giveaway comes as the game has been a roaring success following its debut just over a month ago. Within less than two weeks of the game's launch, Palworld reported more than 19 million players across the game's PC and Xbox versions. In the days following its
