Xbox has partnered with Rockstar Energy Drink to unveil a series of collector’s edition cans, all featuring iconic Master Chief designs, and now available to buy. Each can will provide fans with the chance to win in-game cosmetics, and even an Xbox Series X console.The series features five different flavors, all matching a unique design: Original, Sugar-Free, Fruit Punch, Silver Ice, and, for a limited time in the U.S., Blackberry Goji. All five are now available in the US, so drink up.Where to Order the Halo Infinite Rockstar Energy DrinkHalo InfiniteRockstar Energy Drink, Limited Edition Blackberry Goji Preorder for October 18. 16oz Cans (12 Pack).See on Amazon Halo InfiniteRockstar Energy Drink, Silver Ice 16oz Cans (12 Pack)See on Amazon Halo InfiniteRockstar Energy Drink, Fruit Punch 16oz Cans (12 Pack)See It Halo InfiniteRockstar Energy Drink, Sugar Free 16oz Cans (12 Pack)See on Amazon Halo InfiniteRockstar Energy Drink, Original 16oz Cans (12 Pack)See on Amazon You can currently order each of the five Halo Infinite designs at Amazon. The only flavor that isn’t available immediately is the limited-time Blackberry Goji cans, which are now up for preorder, releasing October 18, 2021.These aren’t just for looking epic, however, as each can will also offer fans in-game content for Halo Infinite, alongside the chance to win special prizes such as copies of the game, or even an Xbox Series X itself. Under the tab of each can, you’ll find 2XP tokens, in-game emblems, and even the black and gold “Nocturne Star” collection of vehicle and weapon coatings (see below).To learn how to redeem under-the-tab codes and for full program rules, fans should visit Halo.RockstarEnergy.com. If you want to get a taste of Halo Infinite before release, 343 has been running test flights over the past few weeks, and there’s likely going to be more before the official December 8 release date. Following the previous tests, 343 has made some improvements, including alterations to the radar. You can check out the Halo Infinite PC system requirements if you plan to play on computer.Robert Anderson is a deals expert and Commerce Editor for IGN. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter.
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