Turn Your American Girl Doll Into an eSports Star

After dabbling in infinite exploration, American Girl dolls have a new passion: panel gaming.

American Girl, the love doll and book company, but released a new "Xbox Gaming Set," which will transform your doll into an aspiring eSports star.

And now for something completely different: Y'all tin can now get an American Girl Doll with an "Xbox Gaming Set" - a console, controller, headset and her own gaming chair. https://t.co/E20lsIxT5c motion picture.twitter.com/PrLb99nKTB
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The $fifty prepare, intended for kids aged eight and older, includes a pretend Xbox One S game console that's actually a projector, as well every bit a tiny Xbox One S controller that fits into your American Girl doll's hand, and a pair of wireless gaming headphones for it to clothing. You'll also go 2 fake games, which tin be inserted into the console to projection x different gaming scenes.

Because comfort is cardinal during long gaming sessions, the Xbox Gaming Ready also comes with a "faux-leather game chair" on which your doll can sit. The gaming chair doubles every bit a speaker, which tin can "plug into personal devices to play music or other sounds."

"Dolls can get gear up to play—and win—in tournaments with friends," the product description reads.

The kit requires 3 AAA and 3 AA batteries, which are not included.

Meanwhile, American Girl last year teamed up with NASA to create a new character that aims to inspire immature kids — specifically, young girls — to learn nearly science, technology, engineering science, and math (Stem). The company'south 2022 doll of the year is an aspiring astronaut called Luciana Vega who wants to be the first person to prepare human foot on Mars. NASA offered input on the creation of the character and provided imagery and content for an accompanying American Girl app and website that offers space simulations, educational quizzes, challenges, and more than.

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