This Xbox Series X Thor: Love and Thunder console has been created by Microsoft in partnership with Marvel Studios to offer avid fans with a way to get ready for the upcoming film.
The special edition console is designed after Thor's Mjölnir hammer and thus maintains the look of an ancient piece of weaponry. The console is accented by a handle out of the side to further replicate the look and feel of the Norse weapon.
The Xbox Series X Thor: Love and Thunder console is not available for purchase, but is instead being made available as part of a sweepstakes in celebration of the upcoming movie. Fans can enter to win the console by following Xbox on Twitter and retweeting with the hashtag #ThorLoveandThunderXboxSweepstakes.
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