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Ubisoft Rainbow Six Siege Pro Team Bundles Launch

Daniel Cross 2 min read

Ubisoft launches the first wave of Rainbow Six Siege Share Bundles, featuring exclusive cosmetic items designed with pro teams to support the esports ecosystem.

Ubisoft Rainbow Six Siege Pro Team Bundles Launch
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Ubisoft introduced the first wave of Share Bundles for Rainbow Six Siege, partnering with top professional teams to create exclusive cosmetic items. These bundles give players access to operator skins and accessories that reflect their favorite competitive squads. The release matters because it expands in-game customization options while supporting the game's esports ecosystem.

Exclusive operator skins and accessories from top competitive squads arrive in-game.

The new content arrives as a direct tie-in to the active Rainbow Six Siege roster of pro organizations. The bundles include cosmetics designed alongside professional teams so players can show support for their favorites directly in-game. Ubisoft plans to roll out additional bundles in the near future based on this initial launch.

Share Bundles offer operator skins and accessory cosmetics that players can equip across their accounts. Players can buy these cosmetics directly from the in-game store once the patch is deployed. This update focuses on cosmetic content and does not alter core gameplay systems or competitive balance.

The first wave includes collaborations with multiple established pro teams, though specific team names were not listed in the announcement. Ubisoft confirmed more bundles will follow as part of an ongoing series aimed at bridging competitive play and casual customization.

Source: Ubisoft, Insider Gaming