Computer hardware manufacturer NZXT has just announced a limited edition line ofRainbow Six SiegePC cases.NZXT has partnered with other brandsbefore to create unique cases, and now Ubisoft has joined up with the company to create this awesome and very rare case.
NZXT has announced that it is only producing 500 units of the limited editionRainbow Six Siegecase globally, meaning interested fans will need to act very quickly if they want to get their hands on one. These will no doubt sell out within a day or two of becoming officially available to the public.
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The case itself features a lot of visual inspiration from the game, and will go for $249.99. This price range sits comfortably at theupper end of the PC case spectrum, which is to be expected from a limited edition offering such as this.
The front of this limited edition case features a large “6” logo and is relatively simple, but the sides are where things start to get fun. NZXT claims that there are manyfans ofRainbow Six: Siegein its offices, and that they were consulted when determining the design. As such, the case was built to look like the iconic barricades from the game, as is evidenced by the picture above. NZXT lists theSiegeexclusive features as:
Aside from all of that, the H510 Siege will also come with all the features standard to an H510 case. This way, fans can enjoy a quality case while still rocking the designs that they love. This is the sixth in line ofNZXT collaboration cases, so it will be exciting to see what comes next in the future. NZXT lists these as the main features of the H510.
Again, interested fans will need to act quickly, as the case is sure to sell out very fast with only 500 units being made globally. Those lucky enough to get ahold of one should be ecstatic, though, as playingRainbow Six:Siege’s new operatorswith this will never feel the same.
Rainbow Six: Siegelimited edition PC case from NZXT is available now.
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