First we had theWonka-inspired Xbox Series, and now there’s something that should appeal to the Brit in me. If you’re from good ol’ Blighty and you like the idea of your Xbox or PlayStation peripherals reminding you of this fact, Yorkshire Tea may have the answer.

With a message that we should all “press X to boil kettle,” the famous tea brand has married hot beverages with gaming by sellingPS5 and Xbox Series controllersslapped with the logo and that familiar imagery. These were designed byPOPeART.

Yorkshire Tea-themed Xbox Series controller (left) and PS5 controller (right).

Press X to boil kettle!Yes, we’ve actually made a real life Yorkshire Tea controller for Xbox and PS5 – and you can really actually buy one:https://t.co/jm9mHhaHdqDesigned by@POPeART_pic.twitter.com/7sZ0JHSCLf

With the traditional countryside visuals and that bright orange background, any British person seeing these may feel a slight warmth in their heart at the mere sight of them.

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However, such warmth may not be forthcoming, as the controllers are priced at £150 each (about $190 US). Yorkshire Tea itself says the company isn’t actually making money from the accessories.Another tweetsays these are a “small run” and were originally going to be just a one-off idea. Then the thought struck to actually make them available to buy.

In any sense, it’s possible that these tea-based controllers may not be around for a long time, but the company has said it’ll be keeping an eye on what people are saying about them.

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Given the price, it might be a wee bit off-putting to many of you. It’s a nice idea, especially for those in your life who love tea and gaming. And now I can’t stop thinking about thatYorkshire Tea ad that featured Sir Patrick Stewart.

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