3D prints for the PIZZAWARMR, a new add-on for the PlayStation 5 that allows players to keep their pizzas hot using the heat of Sony’s best-selling video game console, is now available to download on pizzahutpizzawarmer.ca, Pizza Hut has announced. The new contraption, which comes from the Canadian branch of the restaurant company, is said to not only fit “snugly” on top of the PS5, but feature a tray that fits “several slices” of pizza. See below for some of the marketing text from Pizza Hut, as well as an exploded view of the PIZZAWARMR.
Upgrade your console with the hottest pizza warming technology. Using the warmth from your gaming system to keep your slices warm while you play. Pulling inspiration from Pizza Hut’s red roof, the lid seamlessly opens like a laptop for easy pizza access.
Designed to snugly affix to the top of your gaming console, with a tray that fits several slices. It won’t go anywhere, and you won’t have to either to grab warm pizza while you play. Channeling warmth from the gaming console’s warm air pipe straight to your pizza slices. Science and engineering for the greater good – great pizza.
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Shiat, we needed something like that for fat PS3. If ever there was a system designed for cooking something, or keeping something warm, it's the original PS3. Not to say other systems don't also get hot. But I think PS3 might be the king.
Lovely.
Imagine being the service center that gets the job to clean pizza grease out of a PS5...
I'd just quit.
For the love of all that is holy, just keep anything food and anything electronics separate. And wash your hands between going from one to the other.
Damn those microwaves!!!
Meh, those poor console peasants - always playing catchup with PC tech.
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What in the fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck...
Playing Ketchup :p
I have no words. None.
Wasn't this a joke product? Announced in 2020, but I can find no evidence of it ever being released.