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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As of yesterday, Xbox Cloud Gaming by Microsoft is available to all Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members with iOS-built products and Windows 10 PC devices. This is after its initial announcement from only two weeks ago that Xbox Cloud Gaming will be launching on Apple devices in the next few weeks, following a limited beta test for a small number of users.

How does Xbox Cloud Gaming Work?

Xbox Cloud Gaming allows users to play hundreds of games from the Xbox Game Pass library from any device that uses a web browser. It’s powered by Xbox Series X hardware in upgraded Microsoft data that centres to deliver faster load times and improved framerates.

Microsoft plans to stream the games at 1080p at up to 60 frames per second, to ensure low latency and offer seamless gameplay across all devices.

How do I get Xbox Cloud Gaming?

The service can be accessed by visiting xbox.com/play on Microsoft Edge, Chrome, or Safari on any mobile device or PC, however, it requires an Xbox Games Pass Ultimate subscription. It is currently priced at £10.99 to get access to both mobile and PC devices, but Xbox also offers a cheaper subscription for PC users only at £7.99. New users can also get a three month trial period at £1 before £10.99, but the PC only subscription only has that offer for one month.

New Xbox Mobile Gaming Accessories

As well as Xbox Cloud Gaming, Microsoft also announced it is expanding its Designed for Xbox mobile gaming accessory lineup for iOS devices, including the Xbox Backbone One, Razer Kishi Universal Gaming Controller for iOS, and the Otterbox Power Swap Controller Batteries.

The new Xbox Backbone One controller is an iPhone-compatible device for all iPhones with iOS 13 or later, that is “designed to preserve battery life and reduce input latency by harnessing iPhone-exclusive technology, requiring no charging while enabling incredibly responsive gaming“. It has built-in Xbox integrations such as a capture button for sharing gameplay moments.

The Razer Kishi Univeral Gaming Controller for iOS follows after its successful Universal Controller for Android companion, and the Otterbox Power Swap Controller Batteries ensures an “easy-to-use, wireless experience, and delivers uninterrupted gameplay with zero controller downtime“.

It looks like the Xbox Backbone One is only available to purchase from the US store and other selected Microsoft stores, but the Razer Kishi Universal Controller for iOS is available to pre-order from selected retailers worldwide, and the Otterbox Power Swap Controller Batteries are available in selected worldwide stores now.

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