As seen in the tweet below from GameStop, Destiny 2 fans will notice Lord Shaxx standing alongside a Ghost, as he and the artificial intelligence robot will be included in Destiny 2’s Mega Construx Cabal Bruiser Battle Building Set for $30. Guardians also have the option of obtaining two other sets from GameStop to get the in-game emblem, as one can purchase Mega Construx’s S-34 Ravensteel Sparrow (a GameStop exclusive) for $16, and Mega Construx’s Cabal Harvester Dropship for a whopping $200.
For those unaware, the building blocks theme in the Destiny 2 emblem seen above is definitely is on-point and indicative of the brand since the company behind the Mega Construx sets is the same one that is behind Mega Bloks, which are the arguably the closest competitors that LEGO has in terms of toy blocks. Of course, it’s important to note that the emblem give players any in-game advantages, and the toy sets are only available to those in the US.
Taking all of this into consideration, this is far from Destiny 2’s strangest cross-brand promotion, as it at least offers fans the chance to have some cool collectibles while receiving an emblem at the same time. Bungie’s deals with the likes of Pop Tarts and Rockstar Energy for additional experience points and in-game items, on the other hand, were not only a huge hassle, but also didn’t provide anything beyond the in-game wares save for empty calories.
Destiny 2 is available now for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and it’s set to release on October 24, 2017 for PC.
Source: GameStop, GameStop – Twitter
