
Radiant Entertainment System may be a bit over the top for some, but it’s definitely up there with the Spectrum bundle as one of the best Valorant skin collections.Â
Riot Games has unveiled Valorant’s third Ultra bundle, and it’s worth all the wait. The retro arcade-style bundle has music, pizzazz, and animations, but it’s not cheap. It’s Valorant’s most expensive bundle to date. Riot has lifted the curtain on Radiant Entertainment System, and players love it.Â
The colorful, upbeat, and stylish Radiant Entertainment bundle was earlier leaked as an Arcade collection. Now, it’s officially out in the open, bearing a hefty price tag.Â
Valorant Radiant Entertainment System comes for the following weapons.
Radiant Entertainment System is easily one of the most unique bundles so far in Valorant. Besides over the top visuals, the weapons have music that starts with a button press, Gameboy keys, a cassette slot, elaborate finishers with KO figures, and more. The knife turns into a little gaming device upon animation as well, which is also pretty cool.Â
Here are the three variants for the melee.
These color variants also apply to weapons with the three different tunes of Bazooka Badger, Disco Fever, and K.nock O.out. The music is also different for each finisher.Â
The gun bundle is definitely a “banger,” but it’s jaw-droppingly expensive. Radiant Entertainment System is Valorant’s priciest collection so far at $125 or 11,900 Valorant Points. This includes five skins, three gun buddies, three cards, and three sprays.Â
Visually, you do get a bang for your buck, but some may feel skeptical before spending a big amount on virtual items that can’t be traded off and will sit in their inventory after Riot rolls out a better skin collection. In any case, they are a visual treat.Â
Radiant Entertainment System will be released on April 25, 2023 with patch 6.08.Â
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