You may already be saving up for a next-gen Xbox, or considering using Xbox All Access to save a few dollars, but there's also going to be the opportunity to save yourself $500 by winning an Xbox Series X later this month.

Xbox and Taco Bell are teaming up for the fourth year in a row for a giveaway. Starting on Sept. 24, it will be possible to win an Xbox Series X console simply by purchasing a medium or large drink from Taco Bell, either in-person or using the Taco Bell app. The giveaway is promising to name a winner every 15 minutes.

The code included on each cup is a chance to win, with up to three entries per day allowed. Each winner will receive an Xbox Series X bundle including the console, wireless controller, and a six-month Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription. It's also possible to gain early access to the giveaway by signing up to the new Taco Bell rewards program by Sept. 13. If you do, Taco Bell is promising a free taco and daily draws for the bundle between Sept. 15-21.

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"For four years now, Taco Bell and Xbox have continued to break the mold to create experiences consumers crave," said Nikki Lawson, Taco Bell's Chief Global Brand Officer. "Our goal has always been to meet our fans where they are culturally, and the gaming world is no exception. With digital gaming and entertainment serving as a connector for so many people these days, we’re excited to be the first to offer consumers the ultimate gaming console before it launches nationwide."

The giveaway will run from Sept. 24 to Nov. 4, giving you ample time to buy a drink and hope for the best. If you're not lucky enough to win, the Xbox Series X and cheaper Series S launches six days later on Nov. 10.

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