Wendy's loves wading in on lively video game debate so naturally, the fast-food chain was always going to have something wi𝔍tty to say about the Xbox Series X.
Fast-food and video games aren't normally two worlds people would mention in the same sentence. At least not before Twitter was a thing. Variousꦫ social media account attached to major fast-food chains love nothing more than to make witty remarks or offer up opinions when it comes to the latest video game controversies and trends.
Arby's, KFC, and Wendy's are the main offenders. Wendy's creating an entire campaign on 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Super Mario Maker 2 is 🌠our favorite fast-food gaming moment of 2019. KFC creating a fried chicken-themed dating simulator might well be the weirdest. As for the funniest, that award might have just gone to Wendy's a few days ago.
At last week's Game Awards, Microsoft unveiled the Xbox Series X. Most of you will have seen it by now but if not, the console is a little weird looking. Very tall and twice the size of the Xbox One when it comes to sheer volume. More like a computer tower than a console truth be tol🐟d. That reality has not been lost on Wendy's who seized at the opportunity to poke a little 💧fun at the next-gen console.
The chain's Candian Twitter account 🐟tweeted a photo of a sandwich loaded up with ten of its signature beef patties. The monstrous burger has been dubbed the "Dave's Series X." The mock-up ad for it even l𒊎ooks like the one Microsoft has been using to flaunt its newly unveiled console. The tweet reads, "10 patties of fresh, never frozen Canadian beef. This is our dream."
Xbox has even gotten in on the fun, offering up 4K for f🐲our of the sandwiches. The scary thing is, although not on Wendy's menu, the burger is technically available to buy. All a customer needs to do is buy a regular sandwich and add a bunch of patties.🌜 Some people have been buying the burger and telling Wendy's who appears to be very impressed with the effort. We'll probably be giving it a miss.
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