PlayStation & Burger King Reveal PS5 Box In Sweepstakes Ad

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PlayStation & Burger King Reveal PS5 Box In Sweepstakes Ad

PlayStation & Burger King Reveal PS5 Box In Sweepstakes Ad

In a recently released TV spot for Burger King, the company announced they would be working with PlayStation as part of a sweepstakes contest. In the ad, audiences get a first look at the box the PS5 will be coming on November 12.

Burger King has a weird relationship with the gaming world. Along with creating some toys based on popular video game series, they’ve even ventured into the world of game development with three games made in the late 2000s for the Xbox 360. Now, The King has decided to work with Sony in helping customers get their hands on a PS5 this year. Similar to what Xbox is doing with Taco Bell, you’ll get the chance to win a free PS5.

Starting last week, those who purchase any items on the two for $5  menu will receive a code for you to use on Burger King’s website or app. Once activated, you’ll get a digital token that you can use to purchase a digital scratch-off card. Prizes will range from winning free PlayStation games, coupons for BK and even a PS5. The contest will end on November 22.

The PlayStation 5 will arrive in the United States on November 12.

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