The Meta Quest 3S launched in October, and now it’s officially getting its first discount. The 256GB version is currently available for $349 (was $400), and it includes a copy of Batman: Arkham Shadow so you can start gaming on the VR headset right away. As an added bonus, you’ll get a free 3-month trial of Meta Quest+, which gives you access to a deep catalog of other VR games along with a rotating monthly selection.

Meta Quest 3S (256GB) $349 (was $400)

The Quest 3S is the more affordable sibling of the Quest 3, though it offers many of the same specs. This includes the same Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 chipset, 8GB RAM, and support for the Touch Pro controllers. The main difference is in the lenses, as the Quest 3S uses 1832 x 1920 Fresnel lenses (found in the Quest 2) while the Quest 3 uses 2064 x 2208 pancake lenses. However, the lower resolution should result in longer battery life. The discount is available at Amazon, Walmart, Target, and Best Buy.

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This current price cut is even better than the deal we saw during Black Friday, as that only offered a gift card with your purchase. Note that the current offer only applies to the 256GB version, as the 128GB version is still full price. But considering this is the first discount we’ve seen for the headset--and it still includes a copy of the excellent Batman: Arkham Shadow--it’s a great way to dive into the world of VR headsets without dropping too much cash.

The Meta Quest 3S doesn’t come with a good carrying case (the packaging is flimsy cardboard), so consider taking that money you saved and buying a protective way to store the headset when not in use. The Meta Quest Compact Carrying Case is a good option, though it’s a bit pricey at $44. A nice alternative is the Kiwi Design Carrying Case, which is large enough for both the headset and its controllers--and is currently just $20 (was $50) when clicking the coupon on its store page

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Starfield was originally planned to have a gore and dismemberment system like Fallout, with players being able to more gruesomely kill foes. However, these features were ultimately left out of Starfield.

In an interview with Kiwi Talkz, former senior character artist Dennis Mejillones said that there were technical considerations when it came to the space suits. "There's a lot that has to go with it. You have to cut the helmet in a certain way, and it's got to come off; you have meat caps to the bottom where the flesh is," he explained. "We had systems for all of that, and it turned into a big rat's nest of all these things you have to count for."

With the feature of being able to customize body size in the character creator, that added more complications. Mejillones also said that gore and dismemberment didn't fit with Starfield's themes as opposed to Fallout's over-the-top presentation.

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Last year at Call of Duty: Next, Activision confirmed that the fan-favorite map Verdansk would return to Warzone in 2025, but the publisher didn't provide a specific date. Now, known Call of Duty insider "The Ghost of Hope" suggests a more specific timeframe for the map's arrival.

The Ghost of Hope has leaked on Twitter/X that Verdansk will reportedly return in Season 3 of Warzone. This leak lines up with Activision's initial announcement that Verdansk would be returning sometime in Spring 2025 to celebrate Warzone's five-year anniversary.

Season 1 is currently underway in Black Ops 6 and Warzone, with Season 2 announced to arrive on January 28. Given the length of a typical Call of Duty season, Season 3 would likely launch at the end of March or early April.

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World War Z hit the big screen over a decade ago, earning generally favorable reviews with both critics and viewers. The film is still popular today, as preorders for the upcoming Walmart exclusive World War Z 4K Steelbook continue to sell out--though they’re finally back in stock. We’re not sure how long it’ll remain available, but if you’re interested in adding the movie to your collection when it releases on March 18, you’ll want to take a look as soon as you can.

World War Z 4K Steelbook (Walmart Exclusive) $45 | Releases March 18

The big draw of this version of the movie is its exclusive steelbook case. Featuring incredible artwork of zombies clawing their way up a wall, it’s a creepy centerpiece that’ll draw the attention of any horror fan. You’ll also get a 4K Blu-ray copy of the film, though bonus features are yet to be confirmed. The old 4K version from 2014 included a four-part documentary on the making of the film, theatrical trailers, and more, so expect much of the same to be available on this new steelbook.

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Since the steelbook doesn’t release until March 18, use that time to read through the film’s source material--World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War. It’s currently discounted to just $10 (was $19), and it’s a fantastic way to learn more about the hit film. A hardcover version is also available for $18 (was $30).

Max Brooks is the author responsible for World War Z, and he’s published several other books that should appeal to zombie and survival horror fans. He’s even responsible for several Minecraft novels, which weave survival stories that are more appropriate for young readers.

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According to a new report, Nintendo may announce the Switch 2 on Thursday, January 16, and then launch the console possibly in May or June.

NateTheHate, who has accurately reported on unannounced information before about upcoming video game announcements, said in a video that the Switch 2 reveal is coming this week. He said the announcement will focus almost entirely on the system itself, with no mention of games, though the announcement video may contain footage of games running on the system.

Reporter Tom Warren of The Verge also noted that he expects the Switch 2 to be announced this week.

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Between Death Stranding 2: On The Beach, Physint, and OD, Hideo Kojima is a very busy developer and keenly aware that time is catching up to him. On X/Twitter, Kojima explained how he'd like to keep being creative for the rest of his life, but as he enters "crunch time" on one of his game projects, he's not sure how long that'll be. As Kojima explained, all the work associated with producing a video game combined with "an inevitable pile of other tasks" can take a mental and physical toll on a person.

The most demanding period of game development—both physically and mentally—commonly known as “crunch time.” On top of mixing and Japanese voice recording, there’s an inevitable pile of other tasks: writing comments, explanations, essays, interviews, discussions, and… https://t.co/FrXRgaS748

— HIDEO_KOJIMA (@HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN) January 10, 2025

Kojima also compared himself to veteran Hollywood director Ridley Scott, who continues to work on big-budget films like last year's Gladiator sequel. "Even now, at 87, Ridley Scott is still active. And back when he was past 60--my current stage in life--he created the masterpiece Gladiator," Kojima wrote.

At this age, I can’t help but think about how much longer I’ll be able to stay “creative.” I want to keep going for the rest of my life, but is it 10 more years? 20? Every day feels like I’m racing against the clock. Even now, at 87, Ridley Scott is still active. And back when he… https://t.co/HivXYY4PHC

— HIDEO_KOJIMA (@HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN) January 13, 2025

This isn't the first time that Kojima has mused about how his physical health. Back in 2021, after he turned 58, Kojima promised to stay creative for as long as he is physically able to do so. "Although my body is failing me, my creativity is not waning yet. Until my brain loses its creative power, I'll continue to strive to create things. That's my instinct, and that's what I love to do," Kojima wrote at the time.

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After another successful weekend in theaters, Sonic the Hedgehog 3 has now crossed a major commercial milestone that puts the movie in an exclusive club.

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 has now earned more than $200 million from the domestic market, becoming just the second video game movie ever, joining The Super Mario Bros. Movie, to reach that mark.

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 has earned $204.5 million from the domestic market and $180 million from international territories for a total of $385 million worldwide. The Super Mario Bros. Movie, meanwhile, banked $575 million at the domestic box office and $786 million from international markets for a total of $1.36 billion globally.

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A Helldivers movie is now in development, and the studio behind the game, Arrowhead, aims to be involved with the film. However, Arrowhead boss Johan Pilestedt said the studio isn't well-versed in movie-making, and will allow those with the expertise to do the heavy lifting.

Asked if Arrowhead will be involved in the movie, Pilestedt told a fan, "The short answer is yes. The long answer is that we'll see."

He added: "We are not Hollywood people, and we don't know what it takes to make a movie. And therefore we don't, and shouldn't, have final say."

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Last year saw plenty of great games released, and if you're looking to catch up on Dragon Age: The Veilguard, you can get it for just $40 right now through Amazon. After an ill-fated trip into live-service territory with Anthem, BioWare's return to its single-player roots was well-received when it released last year, and the game checks all the boxes for a fun fantasy adventure. In case it sells out at Amazon, you can also grab it for this price at Best Buy.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard $40

While it's not a groundbreaking game like previous entries in the series, Dragon Age: The Veilguard still shows just how good BioWare is at crafting an adventure set in a magical world and bolstered by strong real-time action-based combat. "Inch by inch, The Veilguard has wormed its way into my Inquisition-loving heart. Is The Veilguard as complex and nuanced as past Dragon Age games? No, not at all. Instead, it delivers an action-packed romp through a fantastical setting with good friends," Jordan Ramée wrote in GameSpot's Dragon Age: The Veilguard review.

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If you're looking to add a few more trinkets from Thedas to your collection, you can also pick up the official Dragon Age: The Veilguard art book for $40 (was $50). This is a 256-page oversized book showing off concept art and final designs, covering everything from characters to weapons, and if you really feel like splurging, then you can pick up the deluxe edition for $100. This package includes the book inside of an elegant foil-stamped slipcase and cover, gilded pages, a ribbon book marker, and two lithographic art prints housed inside of a sleek portfolio.

Dragon Age Art Books and Graphic NovelsThe Art of Dragon Age: The Veilguard

• The Art of Dragon Age: The Veilguard -- $40 ($50)
• The Art of Dragon Age: The Veilguard (Deluxe Edition) -- $100
• Dragon Age: Graphic Novel Collection -- $50 ($60)
• Dragon Age: The Official Cookbook -- $32.50 ($35)

There's also a collection of two paperback Dragon Age graphic novels on sale for $50 (was $60), and if you're hungry for fantasy, the official Dragon Age cookbook will give you a taste of Thedas for only $32.50 (was $35).

Larian Studios is now giving its "full attention" to the team's next game, following the breakout success of Baldur's Gate 3. A spokesperson for the studio confirmed this to VideoGamer, adding that Larian will be on a "media blackout" going ahead.

[Larian boss Swen Vincke] and the team['s]… full attention is focused on crafting their next title," a spokesperson said.

Vincke also recently responded to a documentary about Larian titled "Larian Studios: From Bankruptcy to Baldur's Gate 3." The feature digs into Larian's origins and goes over the team's history as a game developer, leading up to the launch and huge success of Baldur's Gate 3.

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Evangelion: 3.0+1.11 Thrice Upon a Time Steelbook Edition (Blu-ray)

$25.89 (was $37)

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Evangelion: 3.0+1.11 Thrice Upon a Time Collector's Edition (4K Blu-ray)

$55.30 (was $80)

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Evangelion fans can get a great deal on a collectible Blu-ray edition of Thrice Upon a Time at Amazon. Normally $37, Evangelion 3.0+1.11 Thrice Upon a Time's Limited Edition Steelbook is discounted to $25.89. Amazon also has the 4K Collector's Edition for $55 (was $80). The latter released in 2023, while the Limited Edition Steelbook is the most recent Evangelion physical release, as it hit store shelves last summer.

Evangelion: 3.0+1.11 Thrice Upon a Time Steelbook Edition (Blu-ray) $25.89 (was $37)

Evangelion: Thrice Upon a Time's Limited Edition Steelbook is a two-disc, standard Blu-ray release. It's the only edition of the film that comes with a steelbook case. Like with the older non-steelbook Blu-ray edition and 4K Collector's Edition, you'll get English and Japanese versions of the film. The on-disc extras include promotional reels, trailers, and TV commercials.

If Amazon sells out of this deal, Walmart has the Limited Edition Steelbook for $27.11. And if you don't care about steelbook cases, Amazon has the standard Blu-ray release for $20.47 (was $30).

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If you'd prefer to watch Thrice Upon a Time in 4K, Amazon has the Collector's Edition for $55.30 (list price is $80). This three-disc box set includes a 4K Blu-ray and the pair of 1080p discs that come with the other editions. The Collector's Edition is packaged in an oversized box containing a 28-page book, 16.5 x 11.7-inch poster, and five art cards.

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Thrice Upon a Time is a terrific movie that brings the story of Shinji and his fellow Eva Unit pilots to a satisfying conclusion. You can also save on a couple of the other movies in the series on Blu-ray and DVD at Amazon. Unfortunately, the first film, You Are (Not) Alone, is very tricky to find in stock these days. Evangelion 3.33: You Can (Not) Redo is also becoming scarce, with Blu-ray editions selling for above retail price. The DVD edition is available for $18, though. You can also still get Evangelion 2.22: You Can (Not) Advance on Blu-ray for below retail price.

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Virtua Fighter will be available on Steam for the first time ever thanks to the new Virtua Fighter 5 REVO edition launching January 27. Fans can snag a discounted preorder for the Steam version at Fanatical, where the standard version is down to just $14 (was $20), and the 30th Anniversary edition that comes with tons of extra content is on sale for $35 (was $50).

Preordering either version will get you three character customization items based on vintage Sega consoles like the Genesis, Saturn, and Dreamcast, that you can use to add some flair to your favorite fighter.

Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. for Steam $14 (was $20)

Virtua Fighter 5 REVO will support rollback netcode for online matches. This has become the preferred way to play fighting games online as it enables smoother battles worldwide, and its inclusion in Virtua Fighter 5 REVO put it on par with the netcode in other modern fighting games like Street Fighter 6. The game also supports a 4K resolution, updated textures, and numerous balance changes to the 19-character roster. Like a Dragon developer, Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio has also added new modes, including16-player online tournaments and leagues.

Preorder at Fanatical Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. - 30th Anniversary Edition $35 (was $50)

The 30th Anniversary version of Virtua Fighter 5 REVO comes with a lot of DLC. This package gets you 30th Anniversary-themed costumes for all characters, all Virtua Fighter titles original soundtracks and unreleased music, archival artwork, exclusive in-game rank titles, the Yakuza series Collaboration Pack DLC, and the Virtua Fighter Legendary Pack DLC.

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Candy Crush is getting another feather in its cap. Rather than offering another twist on match-three puzzling, Candy Crush Solitaire will bring the franchise's sickly sweet aesthetic to the card game classic. It will be the first Candy Crush game to release after Microsoft's acquisition of developer King.

Candy Crush Solitaire bases itself on tripeaks solitaire, in which players must clear three "peaks" of cards. The game will feature familiar power-ups from Candy Crush, including jelly fish, the lollipop hammer, the color bomb, and the UFO. They will offer similar, but not exactly the same, powers as their match-three counterparts. Much like other Candy Crush games, the basic solitaire gameplay will be altered and made more challenging as players progress.

Candy Crush Solitaire will launch worldwide on February 6. Players can pre-register now on the app store of their choice and they'll receive some in-game rewards: 5,000 Coins, four undos, two fish cards, and three color bomb cards.

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Metroid fans have been waiting for the better part of two decades for Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. The sequel was officially announced in June 2017, and Amazon put up preorders sometime after that. Through the game's extended development, those orders still stood. Now, even after last summer's re-reveal of Metroid Prime 4, Amazon is canceling those longstanding preorders.

Presumably this is a mistake on Amazon's end, rather than anything dire like another delay for Metroid Prime 4 or even a cancelation of the game itself. GameSpot has reached out to Nintendo for comment. At least one person on GameSpot's staff noted that his six-year-old Metroid Prime 4 preorder--which was discounted to $48--was among the canceled orders today.

Following the initial announcement in 2017, Nintendo updated the status of Metroid Prime 4 in 2019 when it was revealed that the previous development was being abandoned in favor of a fresh start with Retro Studios, the same studio that developed the Metroid Prime trilogy. During the years between announcements, a standalone title called Metroid Dread and a remastered edition of Metroid Prime were released on Switch. Metroid Prime 2: Echoes and Metroid Prime 3: Corruption are both reportedly getting remasters for Switch as well.

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PS5 Slim: Fortnite Cobalt Star Edition

$424 (was $500)

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PS5 Slim Digital: Fortnite Cobalt Star Edition

$375 (was $450)

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Fortnite Limited-Edition DualSense Controller

$85

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If you've been looking for the PS5 Slim Fortnite Cobalt Star Edition bundle, there is good news: the special edition console is back in stock and on sale at Walmart and PS Direct for just $424 (down from $500), matching its Black Friday sale price.

PS5 Slim: Fortnite Cobalt Star Edition $424 (was $500)

The PS5 Slim: Fortnite Cobalt Star Edition includes the standard PS5 Slim Disc edition console and DualSense controller, plus a collection of codes to redeem Fornite in-game items. Here's a list of all the Fortnite content you get in the bundle.

• Cobalt Snowfoot Outfit (Lego Style)
• Saphhire Star Back Bling
• Indigo Inverter Pickaxe
• Weathered Snow Stripes Wrap
• Cobalt Crash Drums
• Krackle Boost (Gold Painted Style)
• Discotheque Wheels (Gold Painted Style)
• Stella Trail (Gold Painted Style)
• 1,000 V-Bucks (in-game currency)

See at Walmart See at PS Direct See at Amazon (Sold Out) PS5 Slim Digital: Fortnite Cobalt Star Edition $375 (was $450)

A PS5 Slim Digital edition of the bundle is also available for $375. It swaps out the PS5 Slim Disc Edition for the PS5 Slimg Digital edition--which can only play digitally downloaded games--but includes all the same Fortnite items and the DualSense controller. It's currently only in stock at PS Direct.

See at PS Direct See at Amazon (Sold Out) Fortnite Limited-Edition DualSense Controller $85

If you'd like to add some extra Fortnite-themed flare to your setup, you can grab the official limited edition Fortnite DualSense controller for $85 at Best Buy and Target.

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If you're shopping for other options, the standard PS5 Slim Disc Edition is also available for $500, as is the standard PS5 Slim Digital for $450. These models do not include the Fortnite extras and are a bit more expensive than the Cobalt Star edition, but are worth keeping in mind if the PS5 Slim Fortnite Cobalt Star Edition sells out at Walmart.

For the most powerful option, you can grab the PS5 Pro for $700 at multiple online retailers, including Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and GameStop. It's currently sold out at Target, but considering the availability at other stores, it's likely Target could restock soon.

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Sony's big holiday sales may have ended weeks ago, but Walmart is carrying over several PlayStation game discounts into the new year. For a limited time, you can save big on numerous physical PS5 games and even a selection of Sony-published titles available on other platforms. Several 2024 highlights are included in the deals, such as Final Fantasy VII Rebirth for $40 and Stellar Blade for $50--both of which normally cost $70.

And while it's not a big discount, the PS5-exclusive platformer Astro Bot is $54 at Walmart (was $60), saving you a few bucks on The Game Awards 2024's Game of the Year winner, and one of our picks for the 10 Best Games of 2024.

Several more games are discounted, including Horizon Forbidden West, which is down to just $30 (was $40), and you can pair it with a discounted official six-inch figure of Aloy that's on sale for $35 (was $50) at Walmart and Amazon. You can also grab Lego Horizon Adventures for $40 on either PS5 or Nintendo Switch, making it one of the few cross-platform titles on the list of deals.

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Earlier this week, Los Angeles and surrounding cities in California were struck by multiple wildfires and intense Santa Ana winds that caused catastrophic damage to Pacific Palisades, Malibu, and other areas. Major Hollywood events and pro sports games were canceled in the wake of the fires. However, Niantic has announced that it still plans to go forward with next month's Pokemon Go Tour: Unova - Los Angeles event in Pasadena's Rose Bowl stadium.

"Our team has been carefully observing the situation in Los Angeles with the well-being of Pasadena, greater Los Angeles, and of course our Niantic community," said Niantic's director of communications, Mark Van Lommel, in a statement to Dos Esports. "While we are currently continuing our preparations, any updates regarding the event will be shared as they become available."

The Los Angeles fires are still ongoing and have been hugely devastating to the community and the people who live there. Information about how to help the affected victims can be found here.

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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is looking for feedback from players as it proposes a new rule revolving around in-game currencies and transactions that would allow the current Electronic Fund Transfer Act (EFTA), and the protections it grants to consumers, to apply to certain video game companies.

Historically, the EFTA has been used to protect consumers from unauthorized transactions and requires financial institutions to fix errors and investigate and correct illicit transactions. The CFPB wants some of those same rules to apply to game companies whose products resemble "consumer asset accounts" that allow for converting in-game currency or goods into real money.

Under that interpretation, new regulations would apply to games like Roblox (which allows users to convert Robux into US dollars) and not games like Fortnite, where in-game currency and goods can be purchased but can't be converted into real cash or exchanged between players. It would also likely apply to platforms like Steam, where users can sell in-game goods like weapon skins and other cosmetics for cash.

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Five Nights at Freddy’s has become wildly popular in recent years, earning itself a movie adaptation in 2023 and boasting a catalog filled with over a dozen horror games. Later this year, two of its most recent games, Into the Pit and Help Wanted 2, are getting physical editions after previously only launching in digital formats (or making physical formats only available on select platforms). Both titles earned positive reviews, and if you’re a fan of the series, they’re an easy recommendation. Best of all, Into the Pit comes with a nice bonus when you purchase the physical edition.

Into the Pit’s physical edition is expected to arrive on June 20, while Help Wanted 2 will get physical editions for Switch and Xbox Series X around March 31 (though that date is likely to change). Preorders are now open ahead of their release, so consider reservering a copy if you plan on playing them later this year.

Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit $30 | Releases June 20

The physical edition of Into the Pit will eventually launch for PS5, Xbox, and PS4, though only the Switch version is currently available to preorder. Into the Pit is a big departure for the series, featuring 2D side-scrolling gameplay that sees you solving various puzzles as you attempt to save your friends and family from a mysterious horror. As a bonus, the physical edition includes a download code for the game’s official soundtrack.

If you want to dive deeper into the game’s lore, check out Fazbear Frights 4-Book Box Set. The first book in the collection is titled Into the Pit, and it's a great companion to the game. Since the box set is now just $22 (was $40), it’s the ideal time to check it out. Want even more frights? The Five Nights at Freddy’s 12-Book Box Set is $83 (was $150).

Preorder at Amazon Five Nights at Freddy’s: Help Wanted 2 $40 | Releases March 31

A physical version of Help Wanted 2 is already available for PS5, but it’s coming to Switch and Xbox Series X later this year. You’ll play as a new Fazbear employee as you try to prove to management that you have what it takes to handle all aspects of the job. The March 31 date listed on Amazon is likely a placeholder, so expect to learn more about a release date in the coming weeks.

Preorders are open for Switch and Xbox, and the PS5 version is currently discounted to just $32 (was $40). You could also check out Security Breach on PS5, as its physical edition is also on sale for $33 (was $40). This survival horror game places you in the shoes of a boy trapped overnight in Freddy Fazbear’s Mega Pizzaplex, and you’ll need to overcome numerous horrors to escape at dawn.

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Microsoft will launch Halo: The Master Chief Collection and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 on PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2 in 2025, according to a recent report, and that might not be all.

NateTheHate revealed this on his podcast recently, adding that Final Fantasy VII Remake is coming to Xbox as well in 2025. Windows Central reporter Jez Corden corroborated this and said, "Microsoft isn't stopping there." Corden reported that Senua's Saga: Hellblade II, Age of Mythology, and Gears of War Ultimate Edition are scheduled to come to PS5 this year. Whether or not they show up on Nintendo Switch 2, however, wasn't mentioned in the report.

Tom Warren of The Verge recently said that he was "willing to bet" that Microsoft would have some Xbox games "ready for the Switch 2."

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