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Pizza Hut is giving away an Xbox One S every hour during the holiday season

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Nothing goes better with a gaming marathon than some pepperoni and cheese and if you do not own an Xbox One, you will have the opportunity to get both this holiday season. Microsoft and Pizza Hut have partnered to give away a free Xbox One S every hour through December 24.

Every customer who orders the Triple Treat Box — containing two medium pizzas, bread sticks, and a giant cookie — will be given an entry code for a “chance to win an Xbox One S 500GB console and custom Pizza Hut designed controller, as well as an instant offer for $10 off select Xbox One games while supplies last.”

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The controller, which you can see in the image above, features the Pizza Hut logo in its center so your friends will know you received your console with a side of marinara dipping sauce.

Also available as part of the promotion are $10 vouchers toward the purchase of “select Xbox One games.” The current listing on Microsoft’s website suggests that new games such as Gears of War 4, Forza Horizon 3, and ReCore are available as part of the promotion, as well as earlier Xbox One games like Rise of the Tomb Raider and Sunset Overdrive. Pretty much any game included in the offer will be a great way to introduce yourself to the system.

The Xbox One S is available in retail stores and online for $300, but should you not win one with your pizza, you may want to consider purchasing the original Xbox One, instead. A “name your game” bundle, containing a 500GB system as well as one game, is available on Amazon for about $250. The original Xbox One does not have a 4K Blu-ray drive or HDR, however.

Gabe Gurwin
Gabe Gurwin has been playing games since 1997, beginning with the N64 and the Super Nintendo. He began his journalism career…
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