Want to know when the next Grow A Garden update is? Releasing weekly since the game started in March 2025, every new patch brings new items and plenty of other fun to keep you playing and collecting all the different plant and pet variants. Some events are more elaborate in their design, introducing Obbies and other secret areas to discover.

Every update in this Roblox game brings along with it a whole bunch of new unlockables, such as Grow A Garden pets with themed effects, seeds to grow in your garden, and even occasionally new Grow A Garden mutations never seen before. The best events are ones that require a little more time playing the game, such as exploring new areas outside of the main garden. The rewards are worth the effort, so below are all the details we know about the upcoming update, what’s currently in the game you should get as soon as possible, and what Admin Abuse events are.

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• When is the next Grow A Garden update?

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The next Grow A Garden update begins on Saturday, October 11, at 10 AM ET / 7 AM PT. This weekend’s update is currently unknown, but it will likely introduce a new feature to the Event space in the garden. Expect new rewards, seeds, pets, quality-of-life updates, and weather conditions.

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Next year marks the 30th anniversary of Resident Evil, as well as the franchise's return to the big screen courtesy of Weapons and Barbarian director Zach Cregger. The Resident Evil reboot is set to begin filming soon, and Cregger has lined up a few more performers for the movie.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Zach Cherry is one of the latest additions to Resident Evil. His character is said to be a scientist who works at a hospital. Cherry was previously nominated for an Emmy for his performance as Dylan George in Apple TV+'s Severance. He has also appeared in minor roles in Spider-Man: Homecoming, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and the Fallout TV series.

True Detective: Night Country actress and former boxer Kali Reis is also joining the cast a military veteran that THR states was previously envisioned as a male character. Johnno Wilson, a comedian who appeared in Twisted Metal Season 2, is slated to have a role in Resident Evil as well.

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The Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 beta rolls on with some major new changes and additions, including the beta opening up to everyone and the debut of a mostly non-SBMM playlist.

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The Black Ops 7 multiplayer beta kicked off on October 2, but only for people who preordered the game, had Game Pass Ultimate, or obtained a code by another means. As of October 5, however, the beta is now free and open to everyone on all platforms. The beta runs through October 8.

All you have to do is find the game client from your preferred platforms--PC, PlayStation, or Xbox--and you should be all set.

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Target Circle Week Lego Deals

Star Wars, Marvel, DC, Harry Potter, and more themes for all-time low prices.

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Prime Big Deal Days Lego Sale

Amazon is price-matching most Circle Week Lego deals.

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More than 75 Lego sets are on sale for at least 30% off during Target's Circle Week sale. The Fall 2025 edition of Target's popular promotion kicked off today, October 5, and runs through October 11. Circle Week sales often include Lego sets based on major entertainment franchises for new all-time low prices, and that trend continues with this sale. Target has a bunch of Lego Star Wars, Marvel, Harry Potter, and Disney Lego building sets for stellar prices.

As usual, Amazon is matching most of Target's Lego deals as part of its early Prime Big Deal Days sale, but Target does have more than a few notable exclusive sets on sale, too. Keep in mind that both retailers will sell out of some of the most popular deals before the promotion officially ends. You can see all of the Circle Week Lego deals Amazon is matching by clicking the links below. Some of Amazon's deals require you to click a coupon checkbox to get the full discount.

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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Complete Guide: Collector's Edition

$16.66 (was $45) with coupon

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The Legend of Zelda fans can get the fantastic Tears of the Kingdom Collector's Edition Guide for only $16.66 (was $45) at Amazon as part of the retailer's Prime Big Deal Days early book sale. Like many books in the promotion, the full discount doesn't show up until you click the coupon on the store page and add it to your cart. The nearly $30 discount is the best deal we've seen since the official hardcover strategy guide's publication in July 2023. You can pair it with Breath of the Wild's Expanded Edition Guide for $19.43 (was $40).

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PlayStation Studios Games for PS5

Save up to $50 on the best PS5 exclusives

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PlayStation 5 exclusives are on sale for low prices this week thanks to huge sales events, including Amazon Prime Big Deal Days, Target Circle Week, Walmart Deals, and Best Buy Techtober. Many of the best PlayStation Studios games for PS5 are featured in the promotion, including God of War Ragnarok, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, and Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales Ultimate Edition.

Quick look: Prime Big Deal Days PlayStation Game Deals

• Death Stranding 2: On the Beach -- $50 ($70)
• Demon's Souls -- $30 ($70)
• Final Fantasy 16 -- $24 ($30)
• Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut -- $30 ($70)
• God of War Ragnarok -- $30 ($70)
• Gran Turismo 7 -- $30 ($70)
• Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition -- $40 ($60)
• Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered -- $30 ($50)
• The Last of Us Part 1 -- $30 ($70)
• The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered -- $30 ($50)
• Lego Horizon Adventures -- $20 ($60)
• Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 -- $40 ($70)
• Marvel's Spider-Man Miles Morales Ultimate Edition -- $40 ($70)
• Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales -- $20 ($50)
• MLB The Show 25 -- $30 ($70)
• The Nioh Collection -- $20 ($70)
• Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart -- $30 ($70)
• Returnal -- $30 ($70)
• Rise of the Ronin -- $40 ($70)
• Sackboy: A Big Adventure -- $20 ($60)
• Stellar Blade -- $50 ($70)
• Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves -- $20 ($50)
• Until Dawn -- $40 ($60)

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A few of PlayStation's 2025 games are up for grabs for new all-time low prices. Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is on sale for the first time. You can snag Hideo Kojima's new open-world adventure for $50 (was $70) at Amazon, Best Buy, and Target. Sports fans can save over 50% on MLB The Show 25, as the PS5 physical edition is down to only $30 (was $70). MLB The Show is one of the rare first-party PlayStation series that's also available on Nintendo Switch and Xbox. The Xbox edition is also $30, while the Switch version is $40. Speaking of Nintendo Switch, Lego Horizon Adventures is up for grabs for only $20 (was $60) on Switch and PS5.

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Death Stranding 2: On the Beach (PS5)

$50 (was $70)

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If you've been waiting for a discount before picking up Hideo Kojima's newest game, your patience has paid off. Death Stranding 2: On the Beach has received its first major price cut since launching in June exclusively on PS5. As part of a PlayStation Studios publisher sale ahead of Prime Big Deal Days, Death Stranding 2 is on sale for $50 (was $70) at Amazon, Target, Best Buy, and GameStop.

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Set in a post-apocalyptic world where humanity has been driven to the brink of extinction, Death Stranding 2 is set one year after the first game and it once again follows Sam Porter Bridges on a new mission to connect the scattered people of Australia to the Chiral Network of the UCA, the remains of what was once the United States of America. Death Stranding 2 improves on the original game's various systems, and if you're in the mood for a surprisingly zen-like experience of hauling cargo, dodging deadly phantoms, and a strange storyline, then this game might just appeal to you.

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Like its predecessor, Death Stranding 2 is a polarizing game, but if you enjoyed the original, the sequel is arguably even better from a gameplay and exploration perspective. Like the original, it features excellent performances from its star-studded cast. Along with top-notch presentation, Death Stranding 2 is an exceedingly polished experience with compelling systems and a more varied gameplay loop than the original.

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Studio Ghibli Film Comics: All-In-One Editions (Hardcover)

Spirited Away, Kiki's Delivery Service, Ponyo, Totoro, and more.

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Studio Ghibli Film Comic: All-in-One Editions are on sale for great prices at Amazon ahead of Prime Big Deal Days. Viz Media's ongoing All-in-One Edition project includes four of Studio Ghibli's most popular films: Kiki's Delivery Service, My Neighbor Totoro, Ponyo, and Spirited Away. Each fully illustrated omnibus contains four to five volumes originally published in paperback. Most of the paperbacks have been out of print for years, so it's awesome that the new versions are single-volume hardcovers.

The best deal right now is Kiki's Delivery Service for only $17.63 (was $30), but Amazon is offering discounts on the other All-in-One Editions, too.

Studio Ghibli Film Comics: All-in-One Edition Deals

• Kiki's Delivery Service (584 pages) -- $17.63 ($30)
• Ponyo (592 pages) -- $22.22 ($30)
• Spirited Away (856 pages) -- $29.75 ($35)
• My Neighbor Totoro (584 pages) -- $25.32 ($30)
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Kiki's Delivery Service & Ponyo Film Comic: All-in-One Editions

The original animation cells from the movies were reformatted and arranged into comic book panels that are read from right to left like traditional manga. The pages in the All-in-One Editions are 5.13 x 7.19 inches, which matches the original paperbacks and the typical manga.

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Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale officially runs from October 7 to October 8, but a few of the discounts will be available for a little longer this year--including a five HP wireless printers that will be on sale for less than $130 from October 5 until October 11. The most affordable option is the HP Envy 6155e Wireless Color Printer for $100 (was $197), and there are models like the HP Envy Inspire 7255e Wireless Printer that are great for printing your own photos at home--and you can grab it for just $130 (was $210). Here's a closer look at the lineup to help you find the right one for your office before the discounts disappear. Once you've browsed the HP wireless printer deals, be sure to check our deals hub for even more discounts available in Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale.

HP Envy 6155e Wireless Printer (Color) $100 (was $197)

This multifaceted device is capable of printing, scanning, and copying documents. It supports HP AI to properly format web pages and emails, making them easier to print than usual. A 2.4-inch color touchscreen is used to control the device, though you can also use the HP app on your smartphone. It doesn't feature an auto document feeder like more expensive products, and print speeds are on the slower side of things (10 pages per minute black, 7 pages per minute color), but its ability to print, scan, and copy should make it a versatile choice for most home offices.

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The HP Office Jet Pro 8125e is a bit more robust than the 6155e. It's also a printer, scanner, and copier, but it moves much faster at a rate of 20 pages per minute black and 10 pages per minute color. It also has a large 225-sheet input tray and an auto document feeder, so the extra $10 might be a good investment if you deal with large batches of files.

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If you'd rather print photos than documents, take a look at the HP Envy Inspire 7255e. It lets you print traditional, square, and panoramic photos, and you can even print additional text or notes on the back. It's said to print "true-to-phone" quality images, and the majority of user reviews are overwhelmingly positive. Other notable features include the ability to print up to 15 pages per minute and a separate photo tray.

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Only worried about black and white documents? Consider the fast HP LaserJet M110w. It'll print up to 21 pages per minute and is best used for homes that need to print up to 1,000 pages a month. That's probably excessive for most users--but if you're running a small business, it might be a good fit.

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The MFP M140w is a bit more expensive than the M110w, but it's ability to also scan and copy should make it mighty appealing for an extra $10. Beyond that added functionality, it's essentially the same printer as above. Keep in mind that it's still just a black and white printer, making it a better choice for businesses or schoolwork than it is for creative purposes.

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Monopoly Harry Potter Board Game

$22 (was $40) | Limited-time deal

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Harry Potter fans can save big on the first official version of Monopoly based on the book and film franchise. Released last summer, Monopoly Harry Potter is on sale for only $22 (was $40) at Amazon for a limited time. This early Prime Big Deal Days board game offer is one of Amazon's limited-quantity deals. At the time of writing, more than 25% of units had been claimed. The Prime Big Deal Days early sale features several other popular versions of Monopoly, including the Amazon-exclusive Super Mario Edition of Monopoly Jr. for $17.84.

Monopoly Harry Potter Board Game $22 (was $40) | Limited-time deal

This remixed take on the iconic board game features characters, locations, and artwork from the Harry Potter books and movies. It supports 2-6 players and is recommended for kids 8 and up. The six metal player tokens include the Hogwarts Express, Hagrid's Motorbike, The Knight Bus, Hippogriff, Thestral, and Firebolt.

Harry Potter Monopoly retains the core premise and progression of the classic game with some Wizarding World-themed modifications. Instead of paper money, players vie for points for their Hogwarts House: Gryffindor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw, or Hufflepuff.

As players make their way around the board, they can use House Points to acquire familiar locations from around Hogwarts Castle, Hogsmeade Village, Diagon Alley, and other notable spots such as Malfoy Manor and the Dursley home on Privet Drive. House Crests can be added to properties to increase rent. Hogwarts House Common Rooms serve as railroads, but surprisingly the jail isn't named Azkaban.

Owl Post cards replace both Chance and Community Chest cards. Each card is designed to look like a letter sent from Hogwarts by owl. The cards are held on a custom stand with a Hedwig figurine.

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The Complete History of Middle-earth: Collector's Box Set

$80.65 (was $250) | Restocked on October 4

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After selling out earlier this week, The Complete History of Middle-earth: Collector's Box Set is back in stock at Amazon with a massive discount. The 5,440-page, three-book collector's set is on sale for $80.65 (was $250) in Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days book promotion. The 68% drop--nearly $170 off--is the steepest price cut offered by Amazon since William Morrow published the collector's set in 2020. Since Amazon has already sold out of this deal multiple times this week, you probably shouldn't wait too long to snag this one. Like many other J.R.R. Tolkien and Lord of the Rings book deals Amazon is offering this weekend, you need to be a Prime member to get The Complete History of Middle-earth for this low price.

Alternatively, all four of the 2024 hardcover box sets collecting The History of Middle-earth and The Silmarillion are on sale for up to 66% off.

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The Hunger Games 5-Book Hardcover Box Set

$60.90 (was $125)

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The Deluxe Hunger Games Collection

$36.74 (was $70)

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The Hunger Games returned in a big way earlier this year with Sunrise on the Reaping, the fifth novel in Suzanne Collins' wildly popular dystopian book series. More than 1.5 million copies were sold worldwide during launch week in March. If you haven't read it or are interested in snagging a nice box set for yourself or as gift, Amazon has a fantastic deal on The Hunger Games 5-Book Hardcover Box Set ahead of Prime Big Deal Days. Released in June for $125, the slipcased collection is on sale for only $60.90. Alternatively, you can snag the gorgeous collectible paperbacks that were published ahead of Sunrise on the Reaping's release. The Deluxe Hunger Games Collection comes with an eye-catching display case and is only $36.74 (was $70). All four Deluxe Editions are also on sale individually for less than $10 each.

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Have you ever noticed that Helldivers 2 takes up a lot more room on PC than it does on either Xbox Series X|S or PlayStation 5? At 150GB, the game is roughly three times bigger on PC than on consoles. According to Arrowhead game studio deputy technical director Brendan Armstrong, the reason why is that Helldivers 2 is still catering to a small segment of PC users.

In a lengthy post on Steam, Armstrong wrote that Helldivers 2's install footprint is so large because most of it is duplicated for the benefit of players who still use mechanical hard disk drives. It's an antiquated process that features duplicate data grouped close together in order to reduce loading times. Armstrong notes that the duplication is not necessary for players who have long since upgraded to solid state drives, but Arrowhead has had difficulty determining how many players remain on mechanical HDDs.

"How many Helldivers 2 players are still using mechanical HDD? The truth is that we don't currently know," Armstrong wrote. "Even the Steam user surveys are unable to give us data on mechanical HDD use in the overall gamer population. Our best estimates put it at around 12% of all PC gamers, but the data is very unreliable and relies on a lot of extrapolations. Until we can more accurately determine the number of mechanical HDDs that Helldivers 2 is installed on, it is difficult to know how many players will be impacted by reducing the amount of data duplication. Even if that number is small, keep in mind that the load time for each player dropping into a mission is determined by the slowest member of the squad."

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Crucial P310 NVMe M.2 SSD

1TB: $75 (was $96) | 2TB: $112 (was $145)

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While Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days officially begin on October 7, several products are already seeing discounts ahead of the event. This includes steep price cuts for the Crucial P310 1TB and 2TB M.2 SSDs, which are down to their lowest prices ever. The 1TB model is $75 (was $96) while the 2TB version is $112 (normally $145). These internal SSDs come with a built-in heatsink, meaning they work out of the box with all PS5 models, as well as PCs that support the NVMe M.2 format. These are great deals if you're looking to add a bit of extra space to your computer or console during the busy fall release season. However, we don't know how long these deals will be available--in fact, we've already seen similar early Prime Big Deal Days discounts on other SSD models sell out--so it's worth grabbing one of these internal drives while you can

Crucial P310 NVMe M.2 SSD 1TB: $75 (was $96) | 2TB: $112 (was $145)

The Crucial P310 is capable of read speeds up to 7,100MB/s, which is far beyond Sony's requirements of 5,500MB/s. An included heatsink means you won't have to worry about shopping for an external heatsink, and getting your SSD installed shouldn't take more than a few minutes (if you need help, consult our PS5 SSD installation guide).

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Note that a 4TB version of the Crucial P310 NVMe M.2 SSD is also available; however, it is not currently on sale and can only be purchased from third-party sellers. However, we have a few alternative options if you're shopping around, including Samsung's popular Samsung 990 Pro. It's available in 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB capacities, and all of them are also on sale (though they're noticeably more expensive than the Crucial lineup). These support speeds up to 7,450MB/s, and while that speed difference is negligible on PS5, it could be useful if you're installing the drive on a PC.

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PowerA Wireless Controllers for Switch 1/2

Save big at Amazon ahead of Prime Big Deal Days.

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With Nintendo's official Pro Controllers for Switch 1/2 now priced at $80/$90, it has become quite expensive to pick up first-party gamepads for Players 2-4. Thankfully, there are officially licensed third-party controllers with lower prices and Nintendo's seal of approval. And ahead of next week's Prime Big Deal Days sale, Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 owners can save big on over a dozen wireless controllers produced by PowerA, Nintendo's most prolific official partner.

Most of the controllers on sale are themed around popular Nintendo franchises, with plenty of Super Mario and Pokemon models discounted by up to 50%. Arguably the best design on sale--and currently the top seller of the bunch--is the ultra-cute Kirby Mouthful Wireless Controller for $30 (was $50). You'll also find Princess Peach and Super Mario versions for $30 each. For King Koopa fans, the Bowser-themed wireless controller with back buttons is only $27 (was $45). You can check out those three models and more with huge discounts in the gallery below.

PowerA Kirby Mouthful Wireless Controller for Switch 1/2 $30 (was $50)

Inspired by Mouthful Mode in Kirby and the Forgotten Land, the adorable design makes it appear as if Kirby just inhaled your Nintendo Switch controller.

This is a standard PowerAo Wireless Controller, which means it uses AA batteries (included) and doesn't have back buttons. You can get up to 40 hours of game time before needing to swap out the batteries. We'd recommend grabbing a pack of rechargeable batteries such as this popular 8-pack with a charger for $22 (was $29).

PowerA's Switch controllers offer great ergonomics and solid performance for the price. The Kirby Mouthful Controller has six-axis motion controls, but it doesn't have rumble motors, an IR camera, or an NFC reader for Amiibo.

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Note: PowerA's Enhanced Wireless Controllers have two remappable back buttons and charge via USB-C. The Bowser controller and this Legend of Zelda controller split the difference by having back buttons and AA batteries. You'll also see a couple Enhanced models with PowerA's Lumectra RGB lighting effects. All of the controllers have very similar form factors with the exception of the Mario Victory Nano Controller, which has a compact form factor and is on sale for 50% off.

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Black Ops 7 launches on November 14, and the game is packed with 30 weapons, including 16 debuting for the first time in Call of Duty history. There are plenty of powerful guns and equipment to try, as we went over in our best BO7 loadouts guide but you'll also want to make sure you have the best perks to suit your playstyle. In this guide, we'll discuss the recommended perks and Wildcards, and we'll also break down how the new Combat Specialties work this year.

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  Ghost: Undetectable by enemy Scout Pulse and UAV when moving, planting, defusing, or controlling Scorestreaks. This is in the Recon (blue) perk category.

  Ghost is a great perk for staying off the radar if you're a player who wants to go for stealthy plays. This can also be a smart pick if you're planning on making a class to lay low with a sniper rifle.

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Amazon Fire Max 11 Tablet Productivity Bundle (64GB - No Ads)

$236.49 (was $370)

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Amazon Fire Max 11 Tablet Productivity Bundle (64GB - With Ads)

$221.49 (was $357)

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Amazon Fire Max 11 tablet productivity bundle (128GB - No Ads)

$271.49 (was $407)

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Just because Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale doesn't officially start until October 7, it doesn't mean you can't start saving early. As with any flagship sale at Amazon, great deals start going live days ahead of the actual event, and we're already finding a few worthwhile offers popping up at the online retailer. That includes over $100 off the Amazon Fire Max 11 productivity bundle, which not only comes with a no-ads version of the tablet itself, but also a keyboard case and a stylus (which you probably would've ended up buying separately, anyway). The 64GB No Ads bundle normally starts at $370, but with Amazon's early Prime Big Deal Days discount, you can pick it up for just $236.49. Alternate configurations of the bundle are also discounted ahead of Prime Big Deal Days, as well as a few other Amazon Fire Tablet models, which we've rounded up below.

Amazon Fire Max 11 Tablet Productivity Bundle (64GB - No Ads) $236.49 (was $370)

This Amazon Fire Max 11 bundle comes with the 64GB, ad-free version of the tablet, as well as a keyboard case and stylus, which is essentially everything you need. The Fire Max 11 is Amazon's latest addition to the Fire Tablet lineup, featuring an updated 11-inch display and significantly enhanced processing power. In the days leading up to Amazon's sale, you can get this whole package for just $236.49, saving you $133 compared to its regular $370 price.

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If you don't mind ads, you can save an extra $15 compared to the ad-free model by opting for this version of the bundle. It includes the 64GB Amazon Fire Max 11 Tablet with ad-supported lockscreen, plus the same keyboard case and stylus accessories as package above.

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If you need extra storage space, this is the model you'll want to consider. This bundle includes the ad-free, 128GB configuration of the Fire Max 11 tablet, along with the keyboard case and stylus. At just $271.49, you're getting all the bells and whistles for over $130 off.

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These aren't the only Fire tablet devices getting early Prime Big Deal Days discounts. If you don't need the accessories from the above bundles, the Fire Max 11 64GB is available on its own for just $155 (was $245), while the 128GB variant is $190 (normally $280). You can also save on older models like the Fire HD 10 32GB, which is half off at $70 (normally $140), or pick up the Fire HD 8 Plus 32GB for just $75, saving you nearly $100 compared to its standard $170 price. Check the list below for even more Fire tablet discounts available ahead of Prime Big Deal Days. You'll also find tons of other early deals on GameSpot's Prime Big Deals Hub, and we'll be covering all the best deals once the sale officially starts on October 7.

More Fire Tablet Deals

• Amazon Fire Max 11 (64GB) -- $155 ($245)
• Amazon Fire Max 11 (128GB) -- $190 ($280)
• Amazon Fire HD 10 (32GB) -- $70 ($140)
• Amazon Fire HD 8 Plus (32GB) -- $75 ($170)
• Amazon Fire HD 8 + Standing Cover (32GB) -- $78 ($133)
• Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids + Stylus (Grape) -- $78 ($157)
• Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids + Stylus (Blue) -- $78 ($157)

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The Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 multiplayer beta is live now in early access, and it got some big new additions today: Zombies and the multiplayer mode Overload.

The Zombies Survival mode is now playable on the Vandorn Farm map. If Zombies doesn't show up when you boot up the beta, Activision recommends restarting the client.

The Black Ops 7 beta also added new multiplayer content today, including the map Imprint. New modes are available, too, including the brand-new mode Overload.

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After working in game development for over four decades, Peter Molyneux is calling it quits after he finishes his god game Masters of Albion--that is, if you take his word for it.

Speaking to Edge (via PC Gamer), Molyneux called Masters of Albion his "redemption title," adding: "... it's my last game. It just is." The game was announced back in August 2024 at Gamescom Opening Night Live; at the time of its announcement, Molyneux had already secretly been working on the title for three years.

Masters of Albion is in the works by Molyneux's independent studio, 22cans, which he founded in 2012 after leaving Lionhead Studios. The game, which has players managing a medieval village, currently lacks a release window.

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Kingmakers, the highly anticipated medieval action-strategy game that also includes AK-47s, grenade launchers, and attack helicopters, is not going to make it out on time. Just five days before it was due to launch on October 8, developer Redemption Road has announced the game is being delayed indefinitely so the studio can make it the best game it can be whenever it does launch.

"It's an incredibly ambitious, uncompromising game, and we don't want to cut any planned features for the sake of getting it out the door earlier," the studio said in a statement. "We just need a bit more time on content polish before we feel good about charging money for it."

"We're making sure everyone who buys the game is enthralled and feels like their money was well spent," the studio added.

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