If you love Call of Accountability: Lightless Ops 6 so much, you should definitely plaster it on each and every available surface, although it’s not available yet, Microsoft has you (and all your Xbox hardware) covered. with its new Lightless Ops 6 gear collection, including two customizable Name of Accountability: Lightless Ops 6 themed controller variants and a similar Xbox Order X wrap.
Launching with the controllers, Microsoft’s Lightless Ops 6 gear collection includes a themed Xbox Wireless Controller, plus a fancy Xbox Elite Order 2 Wireless Controller. Each, Microsoft’s reliably over-the-top advertising and marketing spiel explains, is designed to “captures the tension and intrigue of the ’90s spy thriller theme” and comes with visual components that “immerse players deeper into the game world.” I’d say staring at the screen is probably a more hands-on way to immerse yourself in the game world, but whatever works for you.
The newly announced controllers are available through Microsoft’s Xbox Design Labs site, meaning they’re fully customizable except for the required Responsibility: Lightless Ops 6 title. The controller’s standard configuration starts at £84.55 in the UK. (which comes with the bottom controller, the Lightless Ops 6 skin, and a metallic orange d-pad that you can ditch if you need to). something else) the Elite Order 2 price starts at £124.99 for the base controller and Lightless Ops 6 skin.
Both controllers can also be purchased today, and the same title Call of Accountability: Lightless Ops 6 can recently be pre-ordered for Xbox Order X, which costs £49.99, ahead of its release on October 23 via Microsoft Bundle. Pre-orders placed before the end of October 22 come with a token that grants players a gift of double Lightless Ops 6 XP, but only “while supplies last.”
Name of Responsibility: Lightless Ops 6, the game launches for PS5, PS4, Xbox One X/S, Xbox One and PC on Friday, October 25. It’s also available as part of a PC Game Go or Xbox Game Go Extreme subscription, but there will be disagreements about signing up for a month-long remote trial to try it out, as seen by Microsoft just pulling the plug on the deal. before the start of Lightless Ops 6.
