Xbox Creates Doctor Strange 2-Themed Series S and Controllers

Xbox has once again tied in with the latest blockbuster hitting theaters with new iterations of its classic gaming joypad. This time around, the company is giving away a set of four controllers and a custom Xbox Series S themed around Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.

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The controllers each reference a different major character in the newest MCU film. For example, Stephen Strange and his Eye of Agamato pendant decorate one while the denim worn by new character America Chavez adorns another. The console itself turns the S’s unique speaker-esque vent into the window of Strange’s Sanctum Sanctorum. If that’s not enough, the rest of the Xbox features a shot of Gargantos, the MCU-approved version of famous Strange foe Shuma-Gorath.

Fans interested in injecting Doctor Strange into their Halo Infinite sessions can retweet the above tweet to enter Xbox’s contest. It seems that very few controllers and console bundles will find their way into the hands of fans. Whoever does end up with the custom hardware will have a genuine MCU collectible on their hands.

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Of course, this isn’t the first time that Xbox has promoted its gaming hardware via a movie tie-in. The gaming powerhouse had a similar contest tying into the release of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 which brought furry abominations into the world. They also had a tie-in with Space Jam: A New Legacy, going so far as to release a licensed game for free based on the LeBron James vehicle.

What kind of sorcery is this?

Follow & RT with #DoctorStrangeXboxSweepstakes for a chance to win an Xbox Series S themed from @DrStrange in the Multiverse of Madness and four controllers themed after the movie's characters.

Ages 18+. Ends 5/18/22. Rules: https://t.co/m3Qsjc4z3R pic.twitter.com/xPANZoa3ka

— Xbox (@Xbox) April 29, 2022

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