Amazon's Big Spring Sale is going on now, and one of the best deals we've found is for a popular Lego Lord of the Rings item. It's a fitting day for a discount, too, as March 25 is Tolkien Reading Day.

Amazon is currently selling the Lego Icons The Lord of the Rings: Balrog Book Nook Kit for a nice discount. It's marked down from $130 to only $109, which represents a savings of 16%.

Playground Games' open-world racing sim Forza Horizon 6 is speedily making the hairpin turns towards its May 19 release, and months ahead of launch, the game's PC requirements have finally been revealed. You'll have quite a few options for CPUs and GPUs, so check below to see how your machine stacks up.

There are four specifications for the upcoming timed console exclusive: minimum, recommended, extreme, and extreme with ray tracing. Forza Horizon 6 will run on graphics cards as old as 2019 with the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650. The processor is even better, with it running on the Intel Core i5 8400 that released in 2017. These are just the minimum requirements, though. You'll need some better hardware if you want to flex the graphical fidelity Playground Games has been cooking up.

For example, if you wanted to play Forza Horizon 6 on extreme settings at 4K resolution, you'll want either 2022's AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT or 2023's Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Ti GPUs. And to reach extreme settings with ray tracing on at an upscaled 4K resolution, you should have either 2025's Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 Ti or AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT graphics cards.

Three years after the Resident Evil 4 remake first dropped players back into its eerie European village, someone did some serious number-crunching with the Merchant's receipts. The gravel-voiced retail legend appears to be in serious financial trouble. And not just a little--we're talking trillions.

To mark the anniversary, Capcom (via IGN) shared an interesting set of global player stats, revealing just how much business has flowed through the Merchant's shadowy operation. Over the past three years, players have collectively bought a staggering 39.9 trillion pesetas' worth of weapons, upgrades, and gear. That's an economy powered by shotgun shells, sniper rifles, and the occasional rocket launcher. But here's the thing: Players didn’t just spend--they sold even more. Treasures like ornate crowns, eerie masks, and glittering butterfly lamps flooded back into the Merchant's inventory, totaling a jaw-dropping 43.2 trillion pesetas.

It's the 3rd anniversary of the Resident Evil 4 remake!
The Merchant’s debt has ballooned way past 3 trillion by now...
Total Losses
-3,337,279,919,290 ptas
(That's a lot of rocket launchers!)#REBHFun pic.twitter.com/wdzrNvxvT6

So, with that math applied, it's hard not to think of the Merchant deep in the red, sitting with a roughly 3.34 trillion peseta deficit. That's what happens when you offer generous trade-in deals to millions of opportunistic players armed with pockets full of loot. The remake, much like the original Resident Evil 4, encouraged players to hoard valuables, cashing them in for devastating upgrades--like the forementioned rocket launcher, which can obliterate most bosses in a single shot for a hefty 160,000 pesetas. Turns out, those deals add up… just not in the Merchant's favor.