Master Chief's New Lambo Is Coming to ... 'Forza'?Xbox"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."Even if you aren't familiar with the world of video games, it would have been difficult for you to entirely avoid hearing about Xbox's Halo franchise over the past two decades, as the series —particularly the first three entries — are some of the most celebrated bits of pop culture of the 21st Century. With series protagonist Master Chief finally returning to screens in Tuesday's release of Halo: Campaign Evolved, Xbox has teamed up with the rather unlikely partner of Automobili Lamborghini to create the United Nations Space Command-approved Lamborghini Urus SE Master Chief 117 Edition.The Urus SE Master Chief 117 Edition is a tribute to the story's main character, John-117, better known to gamers as Master Chief. The Spartan (who is a genetically modified super-soldier serving in the UNSC against an onslaught of alien transgressors) has seen his fair share of cool vehicles over the years, but this Lamborghini is surely a step up from his from regular M12 "Warthog" Force Application Vehicle.XboxBased on the hybridized SE model, this special Urus borrows its styling directly from Chief's appearance. The windows are tinted gold like the hero's helmet visor, while the bodywork is shod in a matte green reminiscent of the early games' armor set. The flanks even wear the UNSC crest and John's "117" designation, ensuring that everyone knows that Chief is in control of this 'Hog. It's not the most extreme special edition that we've seen, but it definitely gets the point across.AdvertisementAdvertisementWhether or not the SUV will last until 2552, when the war against the Covenant is set to start, will have to be seen. But while Lamborghini doesn't have any plans to put this one-off into production, it will be giving away 1:18 scale models of the SUV by way of a sweepstakes; interested parties simply need to follow Xbox on the social media platform X and post with the hashtag #MasterChief117Sweepstakes by September 13 to enter. You will be able to enjoy the SUV virtually, however — just not in Halo, as Xbox will be sending the SUV's liveries to every Forza Horizon 6 player on July 30.As the world should have it, this isn't the only exotic carmaker-video game SUV collaboration we've seen in the last month. Aston Martin just lent its experience to Halo's arch-nemesis Call of Duty for its own in-game machinery. It's a rather cool looking rig, but it isn't exactly based in reality. (Not that a Lamborghini designed for a 7-foot-2-inch, 995-pound armored soldier is, either.)XboxYou Might Also LikeIf You Can Only Own One Car, Make It One of TheseThese Are the Most Popular Cars by State