Something to wrestle with
Ubisoft has launched two new cosmetic bundles for tactical shooter Rainbow Six Siege, in an unlikely crossover with WWE.
The cosmetics transform two of the game’s Operators – namely Blackbeard and Thorn, respectively, into two of the biggest names from the sports entertainment giant – and also include some extra cosmetics to boot.First off, the Deadman Bundle for Blackbeard gives him the appearance of The Undertaker, complete with special headgear. The bundle also includes an Operator Portrait, an Undertaker Championship charm, Moonlight Brawl background and a The Tombstone weapon skin for the MK17 CQB.
Meanwhile – Thorn players can pick up the Becky Lynch-themed The Man bundle with appropriate uniform and headgear. There’s an Operator Portrait, a WWE Championship Titles charm and I Am the Man background. Finally, the bundle is finished with the Dis-Arm-Her weapon skin for the MK17 CQB. Players can pick up either of these two bundles separately for 2160 R6 Credits. Alternatively, you can get them both together in the WWE Rumble Bundle for 4080 R6 Credits.Rainbow Six Siege is currently in its Year 7 Season 4 update – Operation Solar Raid. Presumably, there’ll be more on what’s in store for the eighth year of this long running shooter soon.. The game is available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC.
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