Dbrand Killswitch Grip for Nintendo Switch 2

Starting at $60 | Ships June/July

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The Nintendo Switch 2 edition of Dbrand's Killswitch Grip is available to preorder now. Depending on when you place your order, the Killswitch is currently expected to ship this month or next. Dbrand's Killswitch is one of the most popular and best grips for Steam Deck, so the Switch 2 edition, which was custom designed with the console's feature set in mind, should be on your radar.

We'll have a full review of the Killswitch in the coming days after we're able to test it with the Switch 2. Dbrand sent a sample to GameSpot, but since I don't have the console yet, I've only been able to hold it on its own. I can say that the ergonomics of the Joy-Con 2 grip attachments are excellent on their own; it feels natural to hold, and the build quality seems great.

Let's take a look at the Killswitch's features and the customization options you can pick from. For more Nintendo Switch 2 grips, including budget-friendly options available to ship now from Amazon, check out our huge third-party Switch 2 accessory roundup. And if you're still looking to secure the Switch 2 this week, check out our Switch 2 launch week guide for details about release-day events and online restocks.

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Destiny 2's upcoming expansion, The Edge of Fate, launches at an uncertain time in the long lifespan of Destiny 2. It follows the high-octane culmination of Destiny's first era, The Final Shape, and a series of transitional episodes that attempted to tie up some loose narrative threads. You'd be forgiven if you fell off of Destiny 2 after The Final Shape--after all, final is right there in the name. Developer Bungie seems to be trying to walk a tightrope with this new expansion: ideally, The Edge of Fate will be enough to bring back lapsed players, but it also needs to give Destiny 2 a shot in the arm that will keep avid superfans engaged for the foreseeable future.

I recently had the opportunity to dig into The Edge of Fate at a preview event hosted by Bungie, and after around eight hours of gameplay, I can confidently say that the expansion's big changes bring new life to the game. Its campaign takes some big swings with its environmental puzzles and new methods of traversal, and it overhauls Destiny 2's core gameplay to make it significantly more streamlined and comprehensible. It remains to be seen if that's enough to revitalize Destiny 2 with the numbers it once had or reinforce the game's status as a live-service powerhouse, but it is enough to make me want to play more.

The Edge of Fate is headlined by a story campaign that takes players to Kepler, a new location located at the far edge of the solar system. Following the conclusion of the story of the battle between the Traveler and the Witness in The Final Shape, The Edge of Fate shifts narrative focus to The Nine, shadowy supernatural beings that predate the Traveler's arrival in the solar system. Instead of powers linked to Light and Darkness, which defined all of Destiny's previous expansions, The Edge of Fate introduces powers related to dark matter--which, in Destiny's universe, is a usable resource that permeates Kepler. The narrative that unfolds features new civilizations, enemies, and a bearded and hipster-glasses-wearing human with an enigmatic backstory and uncertain motives named Lodi.

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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 4K Limited Edition

$50 | Releases August 26

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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning 4K Limited Edition

$50 | Releases August 26

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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre first hit theaters in 1974. It’s spawned a variety of sequels and spin-offs over the years, and now two of its most popular entries are finally coming to 4K Blu-ray. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) 4K Limited Edition and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning 4K Limited Edition are now up for preorder ahead of their August 26 release date. These two limited editions, produced by Arrow Video, are loaded with bonus features--and if you’re seeking the best way to view the iconic films in 2025, the 4K formats are bound to be the best physical releases for both films.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 4K Limited Edition $50 | Releases August 26

This premium bundle gets you a 4K Blu-ray version of the terrifying film, plus a ridiculous list of bonus features. There’s also a reversible sleeve cover with both the original artwork and new artwork from Aaron Lea--an illustrator who’s worked on projects with Disney, Marvel, and Universal Music. In fact, the bonus features might be more compelling than the actual movie. Here’s a look at everything included:

• 4K Blu-ray with support for Dolby Vision and HDR10 compatible
• Original DTS-HD MA 7.1 and 5.1 surround audio and lossless stereo audio
• Optional English subtitles
• Brand new audio commentary with Dread Central co-founder Steve “Uncle Creepy” Barton and co-host of The Spooky Picture Show podcast Chris MacGibbon
• Archival audio commentary with director Marcus Nispel, producer Michael Bay, executive producers Brad Fuller and Andrew Form, and New Line Cinema founder Robert Shaye
• Archival audio commentary with Marcus Nispel, director of photography Daniel Pearl, production designer Greg Blair, art director Scott Gallager, sound supervisor Trevor Jolly, and composer Steve Jablonsky
• Archival audio commentary with Marcus Nispel, Michael Bay, writer Scott Kosar, Brad Fuller, Andrew Form, and actors Jessica Biel, Erica Leerhsen, Eric Balfour, Jonathan Tucker, Mike Vogel, and Andrew Bryniarski
• Reimagining a Classic: New interview with director Marcus Nispel
• Shadows of Yesteryear: New interview with cinematographer Daniel Pearl
• The Lost Leatherface: New interview with actor Brett Wagner
• Masks and Massacres: New interview with makeup effects artist Scott Stoddard
• Chainsaw Symphony: New interview with composer Steve Jablonsky
• Chainsaw Redux: Making A Massacre, a making-of documentary
• Ed Gein: The Ghoul of Plainfield, an in-depth look at the infamous killer who inspired the character of Leatherface
• Severed Parts: A look at the cutting room floor and some of the scenes excised from the final edit
• Deleted scenes, including an alternate opening and ending
• Screen tests for Jessica Biel, Eric Balfour, and Erica Leerhsen
• Behind-the-scenes featurette
• Cast and crew interviews
• Theatrical trailers and TV spots
• Concept art galleries
• Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Aaron Lea
• Double-sided foldout poster featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Aaron Lea
• Illustrated collector’s booklet featuring new writing on the film by Michael Gingold

Preorder at Amazon The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning 4K Limited Edition $50 | Releases August 26

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre was followed by The Beginning in 2006. It wasn’t the same box office hit, though it still managed to pull in over $50 million worldwide. This upcoming 4K Blu-ray lets you relive the horror--and like the above 4K Blu-ray, it’s packed with bonus features.

• 4K Blu-ray with support for Dolby Vision and HDR10 compatible (Theatrical Version and the Uncut Version)
• Original DTS-HD MA 5.1 and 2.0 audio on the Theatrical Version and DTS-HD MA 7.1, 5.1 and 2.0 audio on the Uncut Version
• Optional English subtitles
• Brand new audio commentary on the Uncut Version with Dread Central co-founder Steve “Uncle Creepy” Barton and co-host of The Spooky Picture Show podcast Chris MacGibbon
• Archival audio commentary on the Uncut Version with director Jonathan Liebesman and producers Andrew Form and Brad Fuller
• Hoyt, Actually: A new interview with actor Lew Temple
• Original Skins: KNB FX: New interview with special effects makeup artist Jake Garber and special effects makeup technician Kevin Wasner
• Light and Sawdust: New interview with director of photography Lukas Ettlin
• Down to the Bone: Anatomy of a Prequel, an archival making-of documentary featuring many interviews with cast and crew members
• Deleted and extended scenes with optional commentary from director Jonathan Liebesman and producers Andrew Form and Brad Fuller
• Theatrical trailer
• Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Aaron Lea
• Double-sided foldout poster featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Aaron Lea
• Illustrated collector’s booklet featuring new writing on the film by Michael Gingold

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While these two upcoming limited editions are the most exciting, several films in the series are already available in 4K and standard Blu-ray. For example, you can pick up the original film in a Limited Edition 4K Steelbook for $36.49 (was $55), or snag The Texas Chain Saw Massacre: 40th Anniversary Collection for $53.77 (was $100), which comes bundled with loads of physical collectibles and packaging that looks like the Black Maria semi-truck.

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Blizzard's free-to-play MOBA Heroes of the Storm is 10 years old, and the developer is celebrating the special occasion by adding a new hero skin and hinting at the possibility of more to come.

In a blog post, Blizzard announced all of Heroes of the Storm's 90 playable heroes will be free for all players until June 15 to celebrate the game's 10th anniversary, and anyone who logs in before that time will be awarded two new 10th-anniversary player portraits.

The new Gear Head Thrall skin added to Heroes of the Storm for its 10th anniversary.

But that's not all. Despite Blizzard largely ending development on Heroes of the Storm back in 2022, Blizzard's Classic Games team (which now oversees the MOBA) is adding a new skin to the game for the first time in years to celebrate both Heroes of the Storm's anniversary and the recent Warcraft 30th anniversary. The skin, Gear Head Thrall, features a cel-shaded look, as if Thrall took a detour in Gearbox's Borderlands series.

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I love weird little guys. It's a truism about me that crosses games, genres, and mediums. It's the reason why, even if I didn't realize it at the time, Toad has been my main Mario Kart racer since I was sitting cross-legged on the carpet of my living room mere inches from the glow of Mario Kart 64. And it's one reason why Mario Kart World has me so excited: It's a veritable treasure trove of weird lil guys.

By now we all know about Cow, the breakout star from the Switch 2 reveal presentation. Everyone loved the outside-the-box approach of plucking a background creature from one stage of Mario Kart and including her as a racer. And to hear Nintendo tell it, Cow was the eureka moment of their whole approach to racers in Mario Kart World. Once you've thrown Cow into the mix, nothing is off-limits.

I enjoy the novelty of Cow, but I've never gravitated toward heavy racers. Mario Kart has always felt best to me when I'm behind the wheel of someone light and zippy with a tight turn radius. So I can respect Cow even if I don't expect to actually race as Cow very often. But the philosophy behind Cow has enabled a smorgasbord of other, equally unconventional racers, and I spent a recent extended hands-on session trying all that I could find. I may have even found a new main. (Sorry Toad.)

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While the headlining feature in The Sims 4's Seasons expansion is probably the weather and the seasons themselves, it also included another element that it's tough to imagine living without at this point: a customizable calendar with holidays! While the calendar was eventually added to the base game when the Cottage Living expansion was released, the holidays are still gated behind the Seasons DLC.

By default, Seasons populates your calendar with four annual holidays that are analogous to ones we celebrate in the real world: Love Day, Harvestfest, Winterfest, and New Year's Eve. But you're hardly stuck with just those holidays, as you can make your own new ones from scratch--and you can even edit the default ones or get rid of them entirely if you want.

The holiday system in The Sims 4 isn't that complicated, as there are just five total factors that you can mess with: the holiday's name, its traditions, its theme for decorations, its calendar icon, and whether your sims get the day off work. You can pick any combination of traditions--up to five for each holiday--and there's no reason whatsoever that your holiday has to make any sense. Now, let's get into the details.

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Ahead of the Switch 2's launch this week, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reflected on the first Switch console in a new video. As Huang explained, Nintendo had an ambitious goal to create a gaming device that was "powerful enough" to run first-party games at home and still be small enough to be used while on the go.

"We've worked with Nintendo for more than a decade, drawn together by a shared belief that technology should serve creativity, and that joy is worth engineering for," Huang said in a Nintendo Creator's Voice video, while also reflecting on late Nintendo president Satoru Iwata's vision for the system.

"I still remember the day Iwata shared his dream with us. He wanted to create something no one had seen before: a console powerful enough for big cinematic games, but small enough to take anywhere. It sounded impossible, but that vision became the original Nintendo Switch. We lost Iwata before the launch, but his clarity, his purpose, it still inspires our work every day."

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While the large publishers continue pumping out sequels and remakes, Nippon Ichi Software’s new CEO Kenzo Saruhashi says mid-sized companies should be taking more risks if they're to survive.

In a Famitsu interview translated by Automaton, Saruhashi and Yomawari series creator Yu Mizokami discussed the company's policy when it comes to making new IPs in the face of rising development costs and risk of failure. This followed the publisher's March 2025 "Untitled" stream, where it revealed six new titles, of which five were brand-new IP.

Saruhashi notes that although making sequels is the easier and safer option, NIS does things differently. "In our case, we’re more driven by whether our fans want a sequel. If there’s demand for it, we’ll make it.”

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Splitgate 2 is leaving beta this week, developer 1047 Games has announced. The game will have its 1.0 launch on June 6 on PC via Steam, the Windows Store, and Epic Games Store, while it'll also be playable that day on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, and PS4.

There are still some secrets in store, though, as 1047 Games said the "biggest part" of the game will be revealed on June 6 as the game goes live. Beyond that, 1047 Games is teasing a "massive surprise" for the Summer Game Fest live broadcast, which also takes place on June 6.

While the 1.0 launch is still a few days away, Splitgate 2's current open beta is going on now, and players who buy the Beta Battlepass can start unlocking items now; progression does not reset for the 1.0 launch.

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Mario Kart World Game Traveler Deluxe Carrying Case

$25 | Releases June 5

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The Nintendo Switch 2 is almost here. If you were lucky enough to snag a preorder, you’ll get to enjoy the handheld console later this week. And if you haven’t yet purchased a protective carrying case for the expensive device, take a peek at this stylish Mario Kart World-Themed Carrying Case from RDS Industries. The officially licensed product arrives the same day as the Switch 2, and it only costs $25.

RDS Nintendo Switch 2 Carrying Cases (Officially Licensed)

• Mario Kart World Game Traveler Deluxe Carrying Case -- $25
• Game Traveler Deluxe Carrying Case (Black) -- $20
• Game Traveler Deluxe Deep Carrying Case (Black) -- $30
• Game Traveler Deluxe Large Carrying Case (Black) -- $40
• Game Traveler Deluxe Crossbody Vertical Bag (Black) -- $30
• Game Traveler Deluxe Crossbody Horizontal Bag (Black) -- $30

Mario Kart World Game Traveler Deluxe Carrying Case $25 | Releases June 5

This hardshell case is designed for the Nintendo Switch 2, though the listing notes it's also compatible with older Switch consoles. The case has a recessed interior mold to keep the console from rattling around during travel. It also comes with inserts to hold up to 12 game cards and four microSD Express cards. The case comes with a cleaning cloth and is fitted with a sturdy handle with a rubberized grip.

The Mario Kart World theme is the standout feature here in terms of appearance. Along with key art for the Switch 2's biggest launch game, it has a red Mario logo zipper.

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As a bonus, you’ll get a two-year limited warranty with your purchase. There are plenty of Nintendo Switch 2 cases to choose from, but this might be one of the better options when you consider its price, the stylish theme, and RDS Industries' solid track record of producing great carrying cases for reasonable prices.

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Since Elden Ring debuted in 2022, a player calling himself Let Me Solo Her has become famous for effortlessly defeating Malenia countless times on behalf of other players. However, Let Me Solo Her nearly met his match with an upgraded Promised Consort Radahn, the final boss of Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree. According to Let Me Solo Her, he spent 54 hours trying to beat Inner Consort Radahn, and died 600 times before vanquishing his foe.

The upgraded Radhan was created by Nexus Mods user thebluehood35 (via GamesRadar),and it undoes the changes From Software made to lower the difficulty of the Radhan boss fight. Instead of making the battle easier, this mod increases Radhan's strength, speed, and his ability to regain health before the second half of the fight.

Let Me Solo Her posted a video of his final fight with Inner Consort Radahn on his YouTube channel, and notes that it "might be harder than Unalloyed Malenia," another upgraded boss that he mastered earlier this year. He went on to acknowledge that it took a long time to beat this boss, but added that the battle was "a really satisfying one too."

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The Toy Story-like toy soldier game Hypercharge: Unboxed recently launched on PS5 and PS4, and after some players complained about low online-player populations, the game's small development team wrote back to share its side of the story.

"Maybe there aren't thousands of players online. But somewhere, someone's on the couch with their kid, playing split-screen, laughing, figuring things out together, side by side," the developer said on social media. "If that's all Hypercharge ever is... that's enough for us. Not every game is meant to be online-only."

The game's head of marketing, Joe Henson of Digital Cybercherries, told Polygon that fans becoming frustrated by Hypercharge lacking enough players for a good online experience is understandable. But the game isn't aimed specifically at online.

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John Wick himself has never come to Call of Duty as a playable character, but a character from his universe is joining the roster today, June 3, as part of the Season 4 update. Eve Macarro, also known as Ballerina, is coming to Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone as a playable character starting June 3. That's just before the Ballerina movie releases on June 6.

Activision has now released a trailer hyping up Ballerina's introduction to Call of Duty. In the video, we see Ana de Armas as Ballerina blasting enemies away with the style and skill of the action movie hero she is. Take a look:

The Ballerina Tracer Pack bundle comes with two operator skins, the first of which, "Eve Macarro," shows Eve in a red sequin dress. The second, "Ruska Rogue," depicts Eve in a black fit. The bundle also includes three weapons, including the "Releve" AK-74, the "Plie" Saug SMG, and the "Arabesque" 9MM pistol.

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Pokemon Scarlet and Violet's free Switch 2 update has arrived. The games' 4.0.0 patch is now live a few days ahead of the Switch 2's launch, optimizing the titles for the upcoming console.

As detailed on Nintendo's support website, the new update makes a suite of graphical and performance improvements when the games are played on Switch 2. Visuals have been "optimized for the Nintendo Switch 2 display," while the frame rate has been "improved for smoother movement on the Nintendo Switch 2." You can read the full patch notes below.

Nintendo had been offering glimpses at Scarlet and Violet's Switch 2 update in the days leading up to the system's launch. Last week, the company shared a pair of screenshots showing off the games' improved draw distance, and a brief video released recently on the Nintendo Today app provided a better look at their increased frame rate and smoother performance.

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Just days ahead of the Switch 2's launch, Nintendo has rolled out another system update for the original Switch. The new ver. 20.1.1 update is fairly minor by usual standards, primarily resolving an issue that cropped up following last week's 20.1.0 update.

According to the patch notes on Nintendo's support website, the new system update "Fixed an issue where some software would not start after updating to system version 20.1.0." No other details were provided beyond that.

The aforementioned 20.1.0 update arrived May 27 and made some notable audio and visual changes to the Switch's interface to bring it more in line with its successor. In particular, Nintendo tweaked the look and color of the Parental Control settings button on the Home screen, as well as changed the sound that plays when launching the Nintendo Switch Online menu.

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Boss Monster is a retro-inspired card game that’s been around for more than a decade. It received a game-changing update this April with the release of Super Boss Monster, which introduces a new mode designed for solo play. Featuring SNES-style artwork, an arsenal of unique cards, and heaps of replayability, it looks like an excellent starting point for newcomers while also giving veterans plenty of new content to enjoy. It also works with all previous Boss Monster sets, though it’s perfectly fine to play the game on its own with no prior experience.

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Super Boss Monster is the next iteration of the Boss Monser card game, which tasks 1-4 players with building a dungeon, enticing adventurers inside, and then defeating them with a litany of traps and monsters lurking within.

This new version features SNES-style artwork (a big change from the NES-inspired artwork of the original), and an all-new Solo Mode that's perfect if none of your board-game buddies can make it to game night. Veteran players, meanwhile, can play the new Challenge Mode, which ramps up the difficulty. Super Boss Monster is also fully compatible with all existing Boss Monster base games and expansions.

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Looking to check out the original Boss Monster game? A few different versions are available. Boss Monster: 10th Anniversary Edition gets you the classic card game plus 15 new cards, making it the most up-to-date way to enjoy the original version of the game.

Boss Monster 2: The Next Level Card Game follows up on the original and features an all-new 160 card deck. Best of all, it can be played on its own or combined with the original Boss Monster for a massive campaign.

Then there's Boss Monster: Rise of the Mini-Bosses, which offers a slightly different take on the game. The 160-card deck is both an expansion and standalone game, introducing promotable mini-bosses that modify how rooms in your dungeon behave and grant the player additional perks. It’s currently the cheapest of the trio at $20.70, so give it a look if you’re shopping on a budget.

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There's also an abundance of expansions available for Boss Monster. Some of these are designed for specific base games, while others can be used across the board. Regardless of which you choose, they’ve all earned high marks from players and are bound to bring added replayability to your sessions.

Boss Monster Expansions:

• Boss Monster Bundle: 4-Expansions -- $45
• Boss Monster: Paper & Pixel -- $25
• Boss Monster + Vault of Villains -- $38
• Crash Landing (Boss Monster, Boss Monster 2) -- $12 ($14)
• Implements of Destruction (Boss Monster, Boss Monster 2) -- $12
• Overboss: A Boss Monster Adventure -- $40.83 ($45)
• Tools of Hero Kind (Boss Monster) -- $10 ($12.50)
• Vault of Villains (Boss Monster, Boss Monster 2, Mini-Bosses) -- $16

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Earlier this year, the Los Angeles Chargers unveiled the team's upcoming 2025-2026 schedule directly on Minecraft. Now, Minecraft is turning from football to America's pastime with a new partnership with Major League Baseball. Minecraft and MLB are collaborating on the MLB Fan Cave, a new official add-on for the game that lets players decorate their Minecraft homes with paraphernalia from all 30 teams in the league.

Minecraft is launching MLB Fan Cave! ⚾️
Add your favorite team to your Minecraft home with jerseys, banners, trophies and more with the official MLB Fan Cave Add-on pic.twitter.com/Qm1CgYyV8W

— MLB (@MLB) June 2, 2025

As noted above, some of the MLB-themed items include team jerseys and banners, as well as trophies and other in-game items. The MLB Fan Cave was created by Pathway Studios, which released a short teaser video for the add-on.

It's been a banner year for the Minecraft franchise, including 2025's highest-grossing film, A Minecraft Movie, which made just over $800 million worldwide. Jack Black's Steve's Lava Chicken song from the film also became the shortest song to ever chart on Billboard's Hot 100.

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The Karate Kid Ultimate 6-Movie Collection (4K Blu-ray)

$220 | Release Date TBA

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Karate Kid: Legends Steelbook Collector's Edition

$45 | Release Date TBA

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The latest entry in the Karate Kid series, Karate Kid: Legends, hit theaters last week. The new movie stars Ben Wang as Li Fong, a martial arts protege trained by senseis Daniel Laruso (Ralph Macchio)--star of the original Karate kids films and the recent Cobra Kai TV series--and Mr. Han (Jackie Chan), who appeared in the 2010 Karate Kid reboot starring Jaden Smith. Legends bridges the original films and the 2010 reboot into a single continuity--and soon, you'll be able to grab all six movies, plus a bunch of collectibles, in the upcoming The Karate Kid Ultimate 6-Movie Collection. While no release date has been announced, preorders for the $220 collection are available now exclusively at Amazon.

The Karate Kid Ultimate 6-Movie Collection (4K Blu-ray) $220 | Release Date TBA

As the name implies, the The Karate Kid Ultimate 6-Movie Collection bundles all six Karate Kid films into a premium box along with a selection of exclusive merchandise. The six movies in the collection are:

• The Karate Kid (1984)
• The Karate Kid II (1986)
• The Karate Kid III (1989)
• The Next Karate Kid (1994)
• The Karate Kid (2010)
• Karate Kid: Legends (2025)

Each movie in the collection comes in its own case, featuring both 4K UHD and Blu-ray versions on disc, as well as digital download codes. The set also includes a Miyagi-Do headband replica, three dojo patches, 11 trading cards featuring various characters from throughout the franchise, and a special collector's box that folds out into a pop-up diorama of the final showdown between Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence in The Karate Kid.

We also expect to see bonus content, such as commentaries and behind-the-scenes interviews, but these are not yet listed on the Amazon store page.

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If you're more interested in just securing a copy of Karate Kid: Legends, multiple Blu-ray editions are already up for preorder, despite the movie just recently premiering in theaters, including a 4K Steelbook Collector's Edition. Like the 6-Movie Collector's Edition, there's no release date for the Karate Kid: Legends Blu-rays, but both are planned to release on the same day--whenever that is.

Nevertheless, multiple 4K UHD, standard Blu-ray, and even DVD versions are available to preorder at Amazon. It's also worth noting that the store pages do not list details such as included bonus features or even the final cover art. We also expect the prices to drop closer to the release date. Luckily, thanks to Amazon's preorder price guarantee, you can reserve a copy now and won't have to pay until the order ships, and you will only be charged the lowest price if it changes between now and release.

Karate Kid: Legends Preorders

• Karate Kid: Legends 4K Steelbook Collector's Edition -- $45 | Release date TBD
• Karate Kid: Legends 4K Standard Edition -- $50 | Release date TBD
• Karate Kid: Legends Blu-ray Edition -- $41 | Release date TBD
• Karate Kid: Legends DVD Edition -- $35 | Release date TBD

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The Karate Kid series kicked off in 1984 with the original The Karate Kid, in which bullied high school kid Daniel LaRusso befriends karate master Mr. Miyagi (Pat Morita), who trains Daniel in the philosophy and martial arts style, Miyagi-do, and ultimately faces down his rival Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka). The first movie was followed up by two direct sequels starring Macchio. Then, in 1994, The Next Karate Kid sees Mr. Miyagi take on a new pupil, Julie Pierce (Hilary Swank).

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Fortnite's Star Wars season is almost over, but there's still one more big thing left on the schedule before we dive into a more traditional summer season of battle royale: the Death Star Sabotage live event! Unlike past Star Wars incursions into Fortnite, which ended with the Empire or First Order just kinda bailing, we're getting a proper wrap-up here that will involve players teaming up to invade the Death Star, which has been looming over the island all season, and presumably blow it up.

While Fortnite has frequently held ambient live events that took place during battle royale matches, Death Star Sabotage will be the sort of event that's usually reserved for the end of a chapter. We haven't had a live event like this one in the middle of a chapter since the Collision event at the end of Chapter 3 Season 2, almost exactly three years ago. Fittingly, it was what happened during that event that drew Darth Vader to the island in Fortnite's story.

It won't be long now until we get to take on Emperor Palpatine. Here's what we know.

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When the Nintendo Switch 2 launches this Thursday, it will be joined by a lineup of about 10 first-party accessories. While a few of those accessories, namely the Joy-Con 2 and Switch 2 Pro Controllers, have features you won't find in other gear, most of Nintendo's optional accessories have comparable, cheaper alternatives from third-party manufacturers. And there are categories of accessories, such as ergonomic grip cases, that are only available from third-party manufacturers. There's an almost overwhelming number of Nintendo Switch 2 carrying cases, screen protectors, grips, and more accessories up for grabs already. To help make shopping for Switch 2 gear easier, we dug through Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, Target, GameStop, and more stores to collect all of the notable products we found in one place.

Keep in mind that current Switch owners likely already own at least a few compatible accessories, as the Switch 2 is backward compatible with first-party and many third-party controllers, headsets, and more. If your accessory connects via Bluetooth or USB, it should work with Switch 2. That said, form-fitting carrying cases, screen protectors, grips--basically any accessory that touches the console besides thumbstick caps--will need to be replaced.

While this guide focuses on third-party Switch 2 accessories, we also have a Switch 2 launch week restock guide for those in the market for the console and sold-out first-party accessories.

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