The Halo themed Moa Burger Pringles are fantastic

Polygon reviews a variety of games and also writes reviews. approximatelyVideo games. We’ve reviewed movies based on games, Lego sets based on games, and now, finally, chips based on games. You see, we live in a world with Halo-themed Pringles, and they’re actually pretty great.

The Moa Burger Wavy Pringles are a Walmart exclusive chip designed to taste like a burger made out of the Ostrich-like Moa bird — one of the few lifeforms roaming about in the Halo games. The Pringles website says it has flavors of “garlic, sweet ginger, and savory beef.” There’s also some chili pepper and red pepper.

How does Moa Burger Pringles taste? Well I’ve had two cans of these suckers, so let’s get into it.

The first and only thing you need to know about the Moa Burger Pringles is that they’ve got an intense flavor. Moa Burger dust covered every chip of both my Tins. Each chip was deliciously overwhelming and consistent. I say that because, in my long and storied history with Pringles, I’ve never been bowled over by flavor before.

Pringles typically have great flavors, but the substance and consistency isn’t there. A Sour Cream and Onion Pringle is a popular choice. However, you will not be able to resist a stack of 5. If you want that taste, you’ll need five. The chip-to-flavor ratio is often a little off for me on Pringles, and I sometimes walk away disappointed that I didn’t grab a more substantial or potent chip.

Moa Burger Wavy Pringles will satisfy your craving for something substantial. They’re crunchy, thick, and every chip left my face with that semi-permanent “damn face” — you know, the one when you eat something intense but delicious, and your face is trying to compensate for how your taste buds feel. This may be due to the heat that comes off these chips. It’s not “Flamin’ Hot” level or anything like that, but I learned from experience that it’s enough to anger the spicy-food-hater in your life if you convince them to try it.

The Pringles are almost like a barbeque chips taste, with just a hint of heat and a slight tang. It’s the kind of chip I started out intrigued by, unsure if I even liked it, and ended up loving. Sitting here now, I’m realizing I probably need to pick up more of these cans before they leave store shelves — whenever that will be.

The Moa Burger Pringles could beat up any Pringle I’ve met — or they could at least beat them in a Halo match. Julius Pringle — the Pringle guy (that’s his name, I looked it up) — is even wearing a headset on the can, so you know he’s eating these while gaming. Are these Pringles really Halo-encapsulating? I don’t know, but Master Chief is prominent enough on the tube that you’ll be embarrassed if you don’t use self-checkout.

But even outside of the Halo and the gamer Julius, I’ve never found a Pringle flavor I like this much, and as someone who had a purple lunch box case in elementary school designed specifically for holding Pringles, that’s saying something.