Forget the Xbox Mini Fridge... it's all about the Destiny Toaster now By Luke Albigés, 17 Jun 2021 FollowtopicsDestiny 2DestinyBungieFree to PlayLocal MultiplayerFirst Person ShooterLuke Albigés Hot on the heels of the reveal of the Xbox Mini Fridge at the weekend, Bungie has revealed its intent to join Microsoft in the appliance market. Presenting the Destiny Toaster!Available for preorder now on the Bungie store, the Destiny Toaster is a real thing that actually exists. In case you're not in on the joke, the design is based on the ever-annoying Destiny 2 Exotic Fusion Rifle, Jötunn — jokingly referred to as "the toaster" by many Guardians. And now, it actually is a toaster. Wild.Weird as this may seem, it's Bungie staying true to its word after challenging fund-raising fans last year. "In June 2020, the Destiny Community raised more than $800,000 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital during Bungie’s livestream supporting Gaming Community Expo (GCX)," explains the store listing. "During the livestream, Bungie announced that if we hit $777,777.77, we would look into offering an Official Destiny Toaster." At $84.99, it's certainly not the most affordable toaster you'll ever own, although if there's a better way to combine a love of crumpets with a passion for Destiny, we've yet to see it. 10% of profits will go to St. Jude’s Children's Research Hospital, and Guardians looking to heat things up can also look forward to getting a free sandwich holder with the toaster, as well as an exclusive in-game Emblem, Burnt Edges. Also, look what it does!What will be next? A Gears microwave, perhaps? Maybe a Cuphead dishwasher? Share your predictions on the future of game-flavoured appliances below!More Destiny 2 stories: Free Play Days features four free Xbox games this weekend Most popular Xbox games — Fallout continues to dominate Best Xbox MMO games: Massive games to get lost in Best Xbox first person shooters: Unbeatable FPS games Bungie removes Destiny 2 starter pack from stores after player backlash Announcement Written by Luke AlbigésLuke runs the TA news team, contributing where he can primarily with reviews and other long-form features — crafts he has honed across two decades of print and online gaming media experience, having worked with the likes of gamesTM, Eurogamer, Play, Retro Gamer, Edge, and many more. He loves all things Monster Hunter, enjoys a good D&D session, and has played way too much Destiny.