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Microsoft is indulging Xbox gamers’ sweetest dreams with some marvelous creations you probably thought could only exist in children’s storybooks. In a delectable nod to Warner Bros Pictures’ upcoming film Wonka, the company has reimagined its gadgets as chocolate treats.
The first piece of eye candy is a special-edition Xbox Series X Console that’s straight out of Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory.

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We’re not going to sugarcoat things here—although it resembles a candy bar, this whimsical gear is for playing, not eating, so don’t let your taste buds get too carried away.
But for those with a taste for both gaming and chocolate, Xbox has crafted a first-of-a-kind, 100% chocolate controller, wrapped in the iconic gold foil reminiscent of Wonka’s magical offerings. Thankfully, this one is edible, fueling your stomach for sugary confections.

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Gifted with the controller is a box packed with surprises: a burgundy Xbox Wireless Controller echoing Wonka’s classic coat and a collection of five chocolate truffles, each designed to complement the gaming experience. From the focus-fueling ‘Achievement Hunting’ truffle with energy-boosting ingredients to the buzzy ‘Button Masher’ with espresso in its recipe and the fiery ‘Xtra Kick’ with spicy rewards, there’s a confectionery counterpart for every gaming session.
Wonka serves as a prequel to the beloved story of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, diving into the imaginative beginnings of the world’s most renowned chocolate-maker, played by Timothée Chalamet. The movie is set to be a vibrant celebration of creativity, ambition, and, of course, chocolate, echoing the fantastical spirit of Roald Dahl’s universe.
Xbox enthusiasts and chocolate lovers can vie for a bite of these sweet gaming treats by following Xbox on X (formerly Twitter) and reposting its sweepstakes post from now until December 14, 2023.
Meanwhile, Wonka is set to enchant international audiences in theaters and IMAX from December 6, before finally setting up shop in North America on December 15.
[via Notebookcheck and The Messenger, images via Xbox]