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Get ready to get greasy.

Celebrating the full release of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds on Xbox One8+ Archives Xbox Australia created a limited edition greaseproof Xbox controller, a perfect item for players who enjoy a little snacking with their gaming.

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The Greaseproof 1.0 controller is a reference to the message PUBGplayers receive when they win a match: Winner winner chicken dinner. If you earn that chicken dinner and treat yourself in real life, you don't want any of that grease getting all up on your controller.

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The controller is coated with urethane, which was applied by hand to make it not just greasepoof but also resistant to scratches and water. That doesn't mean you can dunk it in grease or water though, it still has electronics inside.

Not only will this controller not get gunked up, if you're a PUBGfan it has a pretty cool, unique design.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

The controller is extremely, extremelylimited, with only 10 being made available through the Xbox Facebook page for Australia and New Zealand. So good luck.

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