Gamers rush to buy Xbox Series bundle with free controller – and in-game items for your favourite games

AMAZON is currently holding Gaming Week, with great offers on games and accessories.

We’ve searched the whole sale and found an amazing bargain gamers will love.


Gamers rush to buy Xbox Series bundle with free controller – and in-game items for your favourite games
The bundle includes a controller and a lot of in-game currency.

Amazon is currently selling the Xbox Series S Gilded Hunter bundle which includes a number of in-game items and currency for popular games.

The bundle costs the same price as an Xbox Series S, so you essentially get these items for free.

It features items for free-to-play favourites Fortnite, Rocket League and Fall Guys.

  • Amazon – Xbox Series S Gilded Hunter bundle and blue controller – £249
  • Amazon – Xbox Series S Gilded Hunter bundle and green controller – £249
  • Amazon – Xbox Series S Gilded Hunter bundle and red controller – £249

Here’s everything included in the offer:

  • Fortnite
    • Hunter Saber Outfit
    • Saber’s Fang Pickaxe
    • The Hunt Begins Wrap
    • 1k V-Bucks
  • Rocket League
    • Fennec Car
    • Huntress Decal
    • Orange Hexphase Boost
    • Titanium Astro CSX Wheels
    • 1k Rocket League Credits
  • Fall Guys
    • Falltron Ultra Costume
    • Falltronic Emote
    • Falltronic Nameplate
    • 1k Show-Bucks

However, this isn’t the best part of the deal. You can also grab an Xbox Series controller at no extra cost saving you £50.

You can pick this up in either Green, Blue and Red, all for the same price as the base console.

The Xbox Series S comes with a controller, so this offer gives you a second controller to play games with friends.

This offer will run until the end of Amazon Gaming Week on Sunday, May 28, 2023, so you have a few days to grab this one.

The Series S is the budget version of Xbox’s consoles, and does not have a disc drive for physical games.

Despite this, it can still play all of the digital games in the Series X’s library though usually at a lower framerate.


Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.