Xbox ANZ is giving away a custom Funko Fusion Xbox Series X

The console will feature the winner's likeness in Funko Pop! Vinyl form.

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Xbox ANZ and Five Star Games have teamed up to give away a special -themed Xbox Series X console designed to look like a Funko Pop! Vinyl box. As an added bonus, it won’t just look like a Funko Pop!, the console will also sport the likeness of the competition winner. The actual design of the Xbox is being kept secret until the winner is crowned – but whether painted or in actual Pop! Vinyl form, this will certainly make for a unique keepsake.

One winner will get this console, a custom controller and a copy of , and three runners up will win a copy of . As a personal aside, I have Funko Pop! Vinyl customised to look like me thanks to a trip to Funko Hollywood, and while I was sceptical of the appeal at first, it is actually a really cool feeling to have a figure that resembles you. It’s a lovely idea for a custom console, and it should be a treat for the right Funko fan.



Folks looking to enter for a chance to win their own custom Xbox console featuring their likeness in Funko form can now enter by following instructions on the Xbox ANZ , , , and channels. Entry requirements are fairly simple, so everyone is in with a chance. For those keen to win copies of , it’s worth noting the game is fun and silly, but held back by a lack of polish and some game-breaking bugs.

In our review, we said is “filled with novel ideas” but not “particularly good and well-constructed.” “It’s a game that is bizarre and compelling at once,” we wrote. ” It’s good fun, but only when you let go of any notion of a game needing to be “good” rather than “enjoyable.

” It’s packed with a multitude of clever little ideas, wonderful silliness, and cute homages. It gets away with a lot purely because it has a good heart, and one that appears to be in the right place.” “ is a game of multiple pieces, none of which are particularly cohesive.

Yet having played through, I still came away with a positive impression – and with strong feelings about ‘good’ vs. ‘enjoyable’ and what’s ‘enough’ to make a game fun. Perhaps fun is all that matters, in a world where games are often taken too seriously.

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