Xbox are back at it again with creating different products inspired by their latest console

Xbox Australia and New Zealand teamed up with luggage company July to create a suitcase that is inspired by the Xbox Series S.

It looks exactly like the console and includes the black, circular vent that DJ Khaled confused it to be for a speaker.

The Xbox Suitcase

The Xbox Suitcase was sent to a number of Australian influencers to help promote the release of Microsoft’s Flight Simulator, an amateur flight simulator developed by Asobo Studio and published by Xbox Game Studios, which is now available on the Xbox Series X/S. The suitcase came with their Gamertag on the back, an Xbox Series S console, a portable monitor, and a controller included.

This custom Microsoft Flight Simulator/Xbox Series S @July suitcase just showed up and I was already super excited because I love @July and then I opened it to discover a custom Xbox Series S/portable monitor fit out inside 🤯🤯🤯 pic.twitter.com/efP14OjyuW

— Shannon Grixti (@shancake_) July 27, 2021

The company is also holding a Twitter competition to give one away, however, it is open to Australia and New Zealand only.

Where's the first place you'll fly to in Microsoft Flight Simulator on Xbox?

Retweet and reply below for your chance to win this limited edition Xbox Series S x @July suitcase to celebrate the console launch of @MSFSofficial! pic.twitter.com/RcCKb1yepC

— Xbox ANZ (@XboxANZ) July 27, 2021

This is similar to their other promotional item, the Xbox Fridge, which started out as a meme and is now going to be officially sold by the end of this year.

Unfortunately, the suitcase isn’t being sold to the public (for now at least) so we will all have to stick to normal suitcases for now.

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Japan is the king of “never-knowing-you-needed-something-in-this-world-so-badly-until-they-created-it”. I have spent too much money on novelty I knew I would regret buying but didn’t let that stop me, so seeing the next latest thing they have announced makes me wish I could hop on a plane to fly out there… just to hop onto another plane.

Introducing the Pikachu Jet BC, a brand-new Pikachu-themed aeroplane to celebrate Pokemon’s 25th anniversary, that will be taking flights from Tokyo to Okinawa in order to boost tourism.

Forget about the rare Pikachu car, there’s a new mode of transport in town.

The Pokemon Company teamed up with Japanese low-cost airline Skymark in order to make this adorable and delightful aeroplane. Pokemon planes have existed already, yet this is the first one to be dedicated to Pikachu entirely; specifically The Flying Pikachu.

The exterior is yellow and decorated with images of excited Pikachu in various happy poses, and the interior is rows of warm, beige seats, each with little Pikachu holding balloons designed on the headset. Not only that but if passengers manage to book their seats in the 25th row, they get a Flying Pikachu design, unique to all the others.

The Pikachu Jet BC was unveiled last week at a ceremony accompanied by music, dancing Pikachu mascots, brightly coloured balloons, and giant Pikachu balloons. The aeroplane employees even wore Pikachu-themed face masks.

“Flying Pikachu Project”, a plan conned to stimulate tourism to the tropical islands of Okinawa, will allow Pokemon fans to fly the Pikachu jet on their way to catch the limited edition Okinawa Pikachu in Pokemon GO. Sadly, Japan has not opened up to non-resident foreign nationals and probably won’t for a while, yet The Pokemon Company has expressed its desire to expand its charming designs with non-Japanese airlines, including Scoot, a low-cost Singaporean airline.

May Pikachu continue to dominate this earth with its adorableness.

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