The PIZZAWARMR is a 3D printed box that you can make for free. It will warm your pizza and foul up your PlayStation.

It's a triumph for gaming, pizza and science, and is hailed as the "hottest console upgrade ever". Ba-dum, tish! Give it up for Pizza Hut PIZZAWARMR.

This 3D-printed box is designed to sit on top of a Sony PS5 console (via Tom's Hardware). It redirects hot exhaust air from that console over the pizza slices inside, keeping them warm for longer.

No, you cannot buy this product. Pizza Hut offers the 3D-printing files for free. The box is designed to look like the roof of a Pizza Hut, and its lid opens "seamlessly" like a laptop to reveal a foil-lined container for pizza slices. However, the exact number of pizza slices that can be stored in the container remains a mystery.

Pizza Hut's Medium Pizza Slices are said to fit the best. You'll also need a 15" by 15" printer to create the box. This rules out most consumer-class 3D Printers.

The STL files include the body, the left stand, the lid, the manifold and the suitable stand. You're probably wondering at this point what steps are taken to prevent the PS5 from becoming a sticky, greasy, cheesy mess.

Pizza Hut suggests that you place a foil tray measuring 34ccm x 23cm x 2.5cm inside the box. It's not clear how useful, effective and practical this is. We'd say that it might be wise to start your PS5 up for a gaming session before the pizza arrives.

Anyone can guess what temperature the box will maintain. It seems a stretch to say that the box can maintain a piping hot temperature. However, lukewarm might be a more realistic option. The more frantic you are, the hotter your pizza will be.

Pizza Hut will debut its PIZZAWARMR via a Twitch Livestream on November 29, according to the company. If you're into hot or tepid mass produced pizza, festering in a leaky, cobbled together container on top of some expensive electronics, then this is the place for you.