Following the announcement of Borderlands 4 beer from Voodoo Ranger comes another beer-related gaming announcement: Sapporo has created special Ghost of Yotei beer packaging to celebrate the game's upcoming launch.

Available in stores across the US now are new packaging materials for popular Sapporo varieties of cans and bottles. It's the same Sapporo beer, but in specially designed packaging to promote the game. And to that end, the packages come with a QR code that players can activate to unlock an in-game reward when Ghost of Yotei launches on October 2 for PS5.

The in-game reward is "The Charm of Hokkyokusei," which features Sapporo's famous star logo. Hokkyokusei is the Japanese term for the North Star, and this connects back to Sapporo lore, as the company's original brewmaster was said to have followed the North Star to Germany where he learned how to make beer. In the game, using the charm gives players a "minor chance" to "not consume ranged weapon ammo when equipped," according to the announcement.

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Canadian musician bbno$ is everywhere right now. Pronounced 'baby no money,' and definitely not 'bibinos,' he's collaborated with everyone from the VTuber Ironmouse through to producer Y2K. Several of his tracks have gone viral on social media platforms such as TikTok, including the likes of "Edamame" which was used in the trailer for The Garfield Movie, and "U Mad?" which appeared in CS:GO promotional materials. Now, we've spotted a possible reference to the singer-songwriter in none other than Borderlands 4.

Baby No Money? Baby Yes Money!

As part of the game's achievements and challenges, we spotted "Baby Yes Money," which rewards you for collecting increasing amounts of cash during your travels through Kairos. It's either a reference to bbno$ or an incredible coincidence, but with the musician's career going from strength to strength and his new album on the horizon, we prefer to believe it's the former.

Borderlands 4 will be released tomorrow, September 12. In our Borderlands 4 review, Jordan Ramée says the starting lineup of Vault Hunters is the best yet, but the "repetitive" enemy designs and "dull" side quests let the game down slightly.

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Earlier this year, the UK's Online Safety Act forced digital game storefronts like Steam and Itch.io to ban or hide certain forms of adult content, with Steam even adding on an age-verification requirement when viewing said content. This same bill has also led Xbox to enforce age verification starting from next year in order to use certain social features. Now, it sounds like game developers are rethinking how they incorporate online features in their games, with some studios apparently considering doing away with certain "user-to-user" modes.

The Game Business recently spoke with Isabel Davies, a lawyer at media, technology and IP law firm Wiggin, about how this growing trend of online safety laws are affecting the way games are made. She spoke of the importance of risk assessments when it comes to things like children being exposed to potentially harmful content, and how there are simple options like not suggesting users add random strangers to their friends lists, or to not allow messages from strangers either.

But Davies also shared that some studios the law firm has spoken with are considering if user-to-user modes are worth the investment. "I've spoken to some already [that are doing that]," Davies said. "Or, they've gone 'We will do it, but maybe not at launch.' A good example will be … let's get the core game monetization loop working, let's make sure the gameplay is good. And only then invest in clan functionality or chat functionality etcetera.

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Patch 2.31 for Cyberpunk 2077 is now live, bringing numerous improvements and updates to the game. One of the biggest areas being tweaked here is in the vehicle department, as an AutoDrive upgrade should make your vehicle behave more smoothly on the road. CD Projekt Red says you can expect cars and bikes to overtake blocking vehicles and ignore traffic lights--when driving to a destination--while Free Roam mode will obey the rules of the road instead.

Fans of Cyberpunk 2077's photo mode can also expect some welcome changes, as "most" of the new poses introduced in the last major update now work with any gender, and NPC collision has been disabled to make it easier to pose extras characters in your images. Several other issues have been addressed, and on PC, CDPR has fixed a strange problem related to Nvidia Reflex and DLSS that caused the screen to turn pink.

This new patch comes not too long after the release of Update 2.3, which added new vehicles to collect, the first incarnation of the AutoDrive feature, and even more tools for the game's photo mode. The game will be five years old in December, and work is currently progressing on its sequel, Cyberpunk 2.

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Borderlands games are all about chasing down rate loot, and for Borderlands 4, players can once again expect to plug in some Shift codes to grab an instant high-caliber upgrade. We already know that Borderlands 4 will support Shift codes, although we're still waiting for confirmation on what they unlock in the game exactly.

We're still betting that each code you redeem will still give you Golden Keys that can be used to unlock a treasure chest of rare goodies in the game or new cosmetics that you can apply to your Vault Hunter. We'll be keeping track of Shift codes and the games you can redeem them in, so you can check back often for updates.

Borderlands 4 Shift Codes

No Borderlands 4 Shift codes have been posted online yet, but we'll be keeping this section updated as soon as they're available.

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With a career record of 113 losses and no wins, racehorse Haru Urara became an unintentional pop culture icon in Japan and beyond. The beloved race-losing horse inspired one of Umamusume: Pretty Derby's horse-girl characters, and her death this week has been marked by many well beyond the racing sphere.

After making her debut in 1998, racehorse Haru Urara became famous for her reliable losing streak, becoming a household name across Japan and for some a kind of patron deity for losers who nevertheless refuse to give up.

Former racehorse Haru Urara, known for an impeccable 113 race loss record, and as the inspiration for the Umamusume: Pretty Derby character of the same name, has died aged 29. pic.twitter.com/HXvdijrj1G

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Haru Urara lends her name and trademark losing streak to one of the characters in Umamusume: Pretty Derby, a game and anime franchise centered around anthropomorphised horse-girls who double as racers and idols. Though the racehorse Haru Urara retired in 2006, the Umamusume character made more people aware of her quirky background, with the anime and game seeing a trend of fans coming to visit the horse where she was spending her retirement at Matha Farm.

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The latest big EA Sports College Football 26 title update is here, bringing gameplay tuning, bug fixes, uniform updates, new marching band pop covers, and new content bringing the game further in line with the real-life college football season. Here's everything that's new.

The update brings some improvements to gameplay logic across the board, including both bug fixes and tuning of existing mechanics. One major addition in gameplay is the option to turn on Base Protection as the default, for players who prefer the more predictable protection style as featured in previous College Football games.

EA has also made some changes to the game's ranked competitive Road to the College Football Playoffs mode, to make the experience feel more competitive and reward skilled play. All players will now earn more Rank Points overall, especially in lower divisions, which will be balanced by a lower starting rank. Some players may find their ranks moved down as a result of the update. EA is also making improvements to playoff qualifications to reward strong performance, as well as making win modifiers like Away wins or lower-tier victories more significant.

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One of the hardest fights in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has been between the developer and the cheaters. Activision has warned cheaters in the recent past, and ramped up its response to the issue as well. Now, the publisher is taking a bow by demonstrating how some of the latest anti-cheat measures have been implemented in the game.

On Call of the Duty's official site, Activision cited its in-game mitigations that disrupt cheaters in matches by making their weapons disappear or blowing up their cars. "They then promptly tell on themselves across social media, asking 'Why did this happen?'"

"These are our mitigations at work, ramped up and powered by new detection systems that have been extremely effective at disrupting bad actors in real-time," continued the developer. "We don't hit every cheater with these mitigations; most are banned upon detection. But in August alone, over 55,000 cheaters were disrupted by Call of Duty's mitigations."

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In 1995, Full Tilt! Pinball gave users the chance to play on three different pre-rendered 3D pinball tables, including Space Cadet 3D, Skulduggery, and Dragon's Keep. While that game may have faded into memory, former Microsoft engineer Dave Plummer recently disclosed that Space Cadet 3D Pinball had the most embarrassing bug that he ever let get by him.

Plummer shared the story on his YouTube channel (via PC Gamer), and recalled that he ported the game from Windows 95 to Windows NT. To do so, he had to write a band-new game engine around the original program that could handle the video and sound. However, the game engine he wrote had a bug that "drew frames as fast as it could." Space Cadet 3D Pinball ran at 60-90 fps when Plummer coded it on a MIPS R4000 processor running at 200 MHz. But when Space Cadet was played on a more powerful machine, it ramped up the speed to 5,000 fps.

"Fast forward a couple of years later, somebody notices that on multi-core machines, it's using an entire core to play Pinball at all times," said Plummer. "It was still drawing as fast as it could, but it was now drawing at like, 5,000 frames per second, because machines were much much faster than they used to be."

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College football players who lent their names and likenesses to both EA Sports College Football 25 and EA Sports College Football 26 reportedly received a pay bump from $600 to $1,500 per player. However, that may not be enough for players when EA begins putting together the deals for College Football 27.

According to Front Office Sports, the issue at hand is revenue sharing. EA's Madden NFL and other pro sports games include players when dividing the revenue. However, EA's deal for the College Football games only included extra payments if the athletes appeared on the cover or if they were involved with the marketing of the game.

FOS notes that EA also left out the language in the contract that allowed college players to opt out of the deal, but the company told Front Office Sports that players can still do so if they contact EA directly. OneTeam Partners--the organization that worked with EA to line up the college players--has shared a statement calling for revenue sharing in the next installment of the series.

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The sixth novel in the best-selling Robert Langdon series by Dan Brown has arrived. The Secret of Secrets was published by Penguin Random House imprint Doubleday on September 9. Fans of the thriller series can grab the hardcover edition of The Secret of Secrets for only $22.80, which is a 40% discount from the novel's $38 MSRP. Netflix is already working on a TV series based on The Secret of Secrets.

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Next week, Assassin's Creed Shadows is getting its first DLC expansion, Claws of Awaji. But before Naoe and Yasuke take on the Sanzoku Ippa in a new island region on September 16, Ubisoft is releasing the 1.1.1 update for Assassin's Creed Shadows on September 11.

As part of the Claws of Awaji storyline, Naoe and Yasuke's ally, Junjiro, goes on a quest to meet a legendary bo master, which will unlock a bo staff for Naoe. However, Ubisoft's new update will give the bo staff to every player in the game for free--even if they don't have the DLC--starting on September 16.

The previous update raised the level cap to 80, but update 1.1.1 will push the cap to level 100. Players will receive two additional upgrade levels for unique buildings and three new hideout levels. For anyone who favors running stealth missions at night, upgrading to Nando level 2 will allow players to meditate and advance time to either 6 AM or 6 PM.

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Disney Villainous: Unstoppable

$20 (was $25) | Releases October 15

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Ravensburger's Villainous board game has seen tremendous growth since it first hit shelves in 2018 and now features various versions and expansions themed after Disney, Star Wars, and Marvel. However, the company is looking to make the game even easier to get into with the new Villainous: Unstoppable, a streamlined version of the main Disney version of the game that will be easier to set up and play. The game launches on October 15, and if you preorder now at Amazon, you can secure your copy at a slight discount for just $20 (was $25).

Disney Villainous: Unstoppable $20 (was $25) | Releases October 15

Disney Villainous: Unstoppable is a standalone game that can be played by itself without needing to purchase any other expansions or core sets--though it's also compatible with other Villainous releases if you want to expand the game.

Unstoppable is designed to introduce players to the Villainous universe, with simple rules, quick matches, and four playable villains (Maleficent, Ursula, Hades, and Scar). Matches take up to 30 minutes, with between two and four players using their villain's unique special abilities to thwart the other players as they attempt to reach their own goals.

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Need something to keep you busy until Villainous: Unstoppable arrives next month? There are plenty of excellent existing board games to choose from. For one, you can pick up the original Disney: Villainous, which is on sale for $30 (was $40). This version is a bit more in-depth than the new Villainous: Unstoppable, but the upshot is you can play as an expanded roster of Disney antagonists like Captain Hook, Maleficent, Jafar, Ursula, Queen of Hearts, and Prince John. You can also combine it with the many standalone expansions that add even more characters, including the Perfectly Wretched expansion that features Pete, Cruella De Vil, and Mother Gothel, or the Evil Comes Prepared expansion with Scar, Ratigan, and Yzma. Each of these releases is playable on its own or in combination with other sets.

In addition to all these Disney: Villainous releases, there's also the aforementioned Star Wars and Marvel versions of the game--both of which also have their own standalone expansions. Check the list below for a round-up of more Villainous board game releases available at Amazon.

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Jack Ryan had an impressive run on Prime Video, with its four seasons earning positive reviews from both viewers and critics alike. And while the series has officially concluded, John Krasinski will be stepping back into his spy shoes for an upcoming Jack Ryan film. While it doesn't have a release date yet, the new movie is expected to continue where the Prime Video streaming series left off, making now a great time to watch (or rewatch) the series' 30 episodes. Luckily, Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan: The Complete Series on 4K Blu-ray is on sale for just $56 (was $70), which is one of the better prices we've seen this year. A handful of other Jack Ryan Blu-rays are discounted--including a five-movie collection starring Harrison Ford, Alec Baldwin, and Ben Affleck.

Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan: The Complete Series 4K Blu-ray: $56 (was $70) | Blu-ray: $50 (was $60)

This 8-disc collection includes all 30 episodes of Jack Ryan across each of its four seasons in 4K with Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos 3D audio support. It also includes a few exclusive deleted scenes for each season. While the 4K edition is on sale for $56 (was $70), you can also pick up Jack Ryan: The Complete Series on standard Blu-ray for $50 (was $60). Buying this Complete Series is much cheaper than buying individual Blu-rays for all four seasons, though if you already own the first three seasons, Jack Ryan: The Final Season on 4K Blu-ray is discounted to just $13.60 (was $39).

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Krasinski wasn't the first to play Jack Ryan. In fact, Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford, Ben Affleck, and Chris Pine have all starred as the spy on the big screen--and you can pick up their five films with this convenient bundle. The 4K Blu-ray format is $49 (was $70), while the standard Blu-ray edition is quite a bit cheaper at $16 (was $23). Note that the 4K Blu-ray bundle also includes standard Blu-ray and digital copies, plus support for Dolby Vision and Dolby Audio. Regardless of which you choose, you'll get a long list of bonus features for each of the five films, including commentary tracks, interviews from the cast and crew, theatrical trailers, deleted scenes, and more.

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Of course, another way to enjoy the Jack Ryan series is by signing up for Amazon Prime. All four seasons are available for streaming on Prime Video, and since you unlock all sorts of other savings by being a member, it's a pretty enticing offer. In fact, you can get a 30-day trial for free--so if you watch an episode a day, you can get through the entire Jack Ryan saga without dropping a dime. Prime costs $15/month or $139/year.

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This week, Apple unveiled its next wave of hardware, including four new iPhone models and the next generations of the AirPods Pro and Apple Watch--and Apple users who are looking to grab the new releases can preorder several of the devices now. While the new iPhone 17 and iPhone Air are easily the marquee announcements of the presentation, we'll have to wait until September 12 for preorders to open. In the meantime, preorders for the new AirPods Pro 3 and Apple Watch Series 11 are now open at multiple online retailers. Both devices launch on September 19, so you only have a few days left to reserve these devices ahead of release. If you're interested in doing so, we'll go over where you can preorder the AirPods Pro 3 and Apple Watch Series 11 online.

AirPods Pro 3 $249 | Releases September 19

The new AirPods Pro 3 are a smaller, more powerful iteration of Apple's premium earbuds, featuring new functionality like in-ear audio translation powered by Apple AI. The feature is similar to the live translation features found on Google's Pixel Buds, allowing you to listen along as the earbuds translate spoken words into your language of choice in real-time. Along with audio translations, the AirPods Pro 3 can connect to iOS devices to provide text translation as well.

The other big new feature for the AirPods Pro 3 is an integrated heart rate sensor--the smallest heart rate sensor in an Apple device yet. This means you can track workouts and get additional health data tracking just from the AirPods Pro 3 alone.

There are also several spec upgrades and feature overhauls compared to previous AirPods Pro models, including 4x more effective active noise cancelling (ANC) compared to the original AirPods Pro (and twice as effective compared to the AirPods Pro 2), plus new foam-infused eartips for added passive noise isolation. They also feature enhanced 3D spatial listening and hearing aid functionality, IP57 sweat-proof and waterproof materials, and longer battery life (up to 10 hours during normal listening, or 8 hours with ANC).

The AirPods Pro 3 launch September 19 and will ship with a charging case and five eartip sizes. Preorders are available now for $250 at Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, and Apple's online store. Best Buy is offering a few preorder bonuses, including three free months of Apple Fitness+, three months of Apple Music, and two months of Apple TV+.

Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Best Buy Preorder at Walmart Apple Watch Series 11 Starts at $399 | Releases September 19

The Apple Watch Series 11 introduces several upgrades, including a more durable design that Apple says is twice as scratch-resistant as previous models. There's also an integrated 5G modem for faster connectivity. The battery life has also been extended to 24 hours on a single charge.

Unsurprisingly, the wearable sports several new and expanded health tracking features. This includes menstrual and mental health monitoring, as well as expanded heart rate tracking with hypertension alerts and more detailed Sleep Score information. The Apple Watch Series 11 now factors in additional data like bedtime routines, sleep duration, and heart rate fluctuations throughout the night.

The Apple Watch Series 11 launches September 19 and will be available in 42mm and 46mm watch face sizes with both GPS-only and GPS + Cellular models. You can also select from multiple bands and face styles and colors, including jet black, silver, rose gold, and space gray. Preorders are available at Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, and Apple's online store. Pricing varies between each of the models; here's a quick breakdown:

• Apple Watch Series 11 42mm
  • GPS with Aluminum Case and Sports Band -- $399
  • GPS + Cellular with Aluminum Case and Sports Band -- $499
  • GPS with Titanium Case and Sports Band -- $699
  • GPS + Cellular with Titanium Case and Milanese Loop -- $749
• Apple Watch Series 11 46mm
  • GPS with Aluminum Case and Sports Band -- $429
  • GPS + Cellular with Aluminum Case and Sports Band -- $529
  • GPS with Titanium Case and Sports Band -- $749
  • GPS + Cellular with Titanium Case and Milanese Loop -- $799

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From Software's games tend to be challenging for most players, and the developer is making things even harder with Elden Ring Nightreign's new Deep of Night mode. Before that launches later this week, Elden Ring Nightreign has received patch 1.02.2 with new bug fixes and gameplay tweaks. From Software has also shared a video that breaks down some of the changes coming in Deep of Night.

One of the ways Deep of Night will keep players on edge is that they won't know which Night Lord they're actually facing until the battle begins. Flexibility is going to be the key to overcoming those battles, and the video suggests preparing relic presets before going into those fights.

More powerful enemies will appear throughout Deep of Night, and players will have the opportunity to pick up weapons that can dispatch them. However, those weapons will have a detrimental effect on player characters that may make battles even more grueling. As players go deeper into Deep of Night, their enemies will become increasingly difficult.

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Halo Infinite's latest update just introduced a fan-favorite game mode that will have players nostalgic for Halo: Reach.

Yes, Invasion has made its Halo Infinite debut, just in time for the 15th anniversary of Bungie's last Halo game on September 14. The asymmetrical, one-sided objective mode originally saw Spartans and Elites attacking or defending in Halo: Reach, with the objective for the attackers changing depending on what phase of the map was currently being played. Each team also sported unique weapon loadout options depending on whether they were on the Spartan or Elite side, further emphasizing the mode's asymmetrical nature.

As broken down in a Halo Waypoint blog, the Invasion in Halo Infinite is mostly as players remember, minus the ability to play as Elites. Instead, one team will play as Spartans affected by a malignant Banished AI and will sport more Banished/Covenant weapon loadouts similar to that used by the Elite team in Halo: Reach. The mode also originally featured the ability to spawn on a "buddy" on the same team, a feature returning for Halo: Infinite's version of the game mode.

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Microsoft is launching a new Gears of War T-shirt and hoodie, and all proceeds will go to the Crisis Text Line, a nonprofit that provides free, 24/7, confidential mental health support to anyone who needs it.

The new shirt and hoodie, which were designed by Ratta Rodriguez, are available now to buy at the Gears of War shop. However, the items are only up for sale until September 24.

"The rapidly rising rates of suicide, depression and loneliness concern us deeply and we believe in the opportunity to come together to reduce and prevent further suffering," developer The Coalition said.

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I started watching Digimon around the same time as Pokemon. As a child, I didn't really think about the two competing with each other--I liked both. Pokemon entertained me with its lighthearted antics and the catchy rhythms on Pikachu's Jukebox. Meanwhile, Digimon kept me invested with the chemistry between the characters and their relatable struggles.

Digimon's stories forced me to think about my life in a way that Pokemon didn't, and I carried those lessons with me into adulthood long after I stopped watching. I've stayed connected to Pokemon largely thanks to its video games and the marketing madness that has solidified its international presence. But, even now, I feel Digimon beats Pokemon when it comes to storytelling.

This isn't a particularly rare opinion. Years later, fans who watched Digimon in the late '90s and early 2000s periodically wonder where the series went wrong and why it isn't as popular as Pokemon, even though they still remember the stories fondly. While I mainly admire the anime series, some folks would even argue the Digimon video games also have Pokemon beat in terms of story.

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Innocn 49-Inch Curved Gaming Monitor (1080p, 144Hz)

$550 (was $750)

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$712 (was $1,000)

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Innocn produces a bunch of great, budget-friendly monitors. I personally have been using one of its 40-inch models for years--whether it's working or gaming, it's handled everything I throw at it with ease. Amazon is now discounting several Innocn 49-Inch Curved Gaming Monitors, all of which are billed as limited-time deals that'll likely end in the coming days. Some are discounted by over $300, making this a great time to be in the market. So if you have the space on your desk and want a gaming monitor the size of a small TV, take a look at these reliable super ultrawide displays.

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• Innocn 49-Inch Curved Gaming Monitor (1080p, 144Hz) -- $550 ($750)
• Innocn 49-Inch Curved Gaming Monitor (1440p, 120Hz) -- $617.49 ($495)
• Innocn 49-Inch Curved OLED Gaming Monitor (1440p, 144Hz) -- $712 ($1,000)
• Innocn 49-Inch Curved OLED Gaming Monitor (1440p, 240Hz) -- $945 ($1,260)

Innocn 49-Inch Curved Gaming Monitor (1080p, 144Hz) $550 (was $750)

• Resolution: 3840 x 1080
• Refresh Rate: 144Hz
• Response Time: 1ms

With a 3840 x 1080 resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, and 1ms response time, this monitor should work for both a dedicated battlestation or a hyper-productive home office. The stand can tilt and swivel, and its height is adjustable. As for ports, you'll find one DisplayPort, one USB-C port, one HDMI port, a 3.5mm audio port, and several USB-A ports for all your accessories.

Color performance meets the standards for Display HDR 400, and Adaptive-Sync should bring images to life with impressive clarity for a $550 display. The monitor can even be configured to display inputs from two different sources. That's a pretty nifty feature, and since the product is currently matching its lowest price ever, it's the ideal time to scoop it up.

Be sure to also take a look at the Innocn 49-Inch Curved Gaming Monitor (1440p, 120Hz), which boasts a reduced refresh rate but impressive 1440p resolution. It's a bit more expensive at $617.49 (was $795), but it could be worth the extra cash if you're accustomed to 1440p resolution.

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• Resolution: 5120 x 1440
• Refresh Rate: 144Hz
• Response Time: 0.03ms

Innocn also has a pair of 49-inch options with OLED displays, which offer more vibrant color ranges and are more accurate when rendering deep blacks.

Along with the OLED display, this edition offers 1440p resolution and 144Hz refresh rate. It has even better response times at just 0.03ms. The stand is highly adjustable (tilt, swivel, height), and it's loaded with ports, including three HDMI, one USB-A, one USB-B, one USB-C, and a 3.5mm jack.

Display HDR 400 standards are met, so you're all but guaranteed a vibrant image, and Adaptive Sync tech ensures smooth gameplay. Like the above monitors, this one allows input from two separate sources.

At just over $700, this is quite the deal, but if you want higher refresh rates, check out Innocn's OLED model with 240Hz refresh rate for $945.24 (was $1,260).

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