Amazon's Prime Day 2025 event is here, and among the thousands of deals available from July 8-11 are a long list of discounted Doctor Who Blu-rays. Some of these are listed for their lowest prices ever, including the Jon Pertwee Complete Season One Blu-ray for $34 (was $65) and the Peter Davison Complete Season One Blu-ray for $21 (was $70). Whether you’re diving into the Doctor Who universe for the first time or are a long-time fan, now is a great time to pick up these discounted Blu-ray releases--just make sure you grab them soon, as the deals are only available during Prime Day, which ends on July 11.

Doctor Who Blu-rays

The Jon Pertwee Complete Season One Blu-ray features all 25 episodes of Pertwee's run restored for Blu-ray. It also comes packed with bonus features, including new documentaries, four new episodes, and various archival material. Pair it with Jon Pertwee Complete Season Two for just $21 (was $70).

For something different, check out the Doctor Who: Seasons One-Four and Specials Collection. It’s discounted to $26 (was $55), and the massive 16-disc collection gets you every Ninth and Tenth Doctor episode, plus specials. Like many of the other Blu-rays, this is down to its lowest price ever.

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If you’re interested in getting the performance of a pro-style controller without the pro-style price tag, the Scuf Pro Triggers Grip Kit is a nice alternative. Designed for the Xbox Core Controller, it allows you to quickly add adjustable triggers to your gamepad. That makes it a great choice for games like Call of Duty, Fortnite, and Apex Legends, allowing you to actuate your weapons faster than you can with a traditional controller. If you’re interested in checking them out, they’re currently matching their lowest price of the year for Prime Day. There are also a few nice thumbsticks and other Scuf accessories worth checking out--just remember, Prime Day only runs from July 8-11.

Scuf Pro Triggers Grip Kit $20 (was $25)

The Scuf Pro Triggers Grip Kit is available in four colors, though only black, red, and blue versions are on sale for Prime Day. Regardless of which you pick, each kit comes with everything you need for a quick install. Simply depress the trigger, then insert the installation tool along its side to pop off the existing cover. You’ll then just need to snap the new grip cover into place.

The Scuf Pro Triggers Grip is designed with a tiny trigger stop, which can be toggled on or off to change the distance required to actuate your trigger. It’s a neat little piece of engineering, and it’s earned overwhelmingly positive reviews from most buyers. Along with trigger actuation distance, the grips are textured for better control. Be sure to give them a look if you’re interested in speeding up your reaction time.

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Beyond triggers, a bunch of other Scuf accessories are on sale for Prime Day. You’ll find the Scuf Control Thumbstick Grips (4-Pack) on sale for $12 (was $15), providing you with added control and texture--a nice little advantage for online multiplayer. These fit onto most controllers, including the PlayStation DualSense Controller, DualSense Edge, Xbox Core Wireless Controller, and Elite Series 2. The 4-pack is available in two styles, Catalyst and Tactic. Catalyst is essentially a standard black color, while Tactic offers a more aggressive camo appearance. Tactic is also available in a 6-Pack for $16 (was $20). And if you own an Elite Series 2, check out the Scuf Thumbstick Pack that offers multiple sizes and styles for just $15 (was $20).From braided cables and carrying cases to Scuf’s premium wired Xbox controller, here’s a look at some of our other favorite deals.

Hunting for even more gaming accessories this Prime Day? Be sure to check GameSpot's Prime Day deals hub for deals on controllers, headsets, and other accessories, and the latest discounts on Blu-rays, anime, collectibles, and more.

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The Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini Wireless Keyboard is getting a generous price cut for Prime Day 2025, bringing it down to its lowest price since Black Friday. Typically sold for $200, the popular keyboard is now listed for $90. That’s just a few bucks shy of its lowest price ever of $85, making now a great time to grab the keyboard--just remember the deal will only stick around until Prime Day ends on July 11, unless it sells out first.

Razer BlackWidow Mini Wireless Keyboard $90 (was $200)

The BlackWidow Mini is a 65% keyboard, meaning it lacks a numpad. Its smaller footprint should give you more space on your desk for sweeping mouse movements--making this a good choice for fast-paced FPS games. It’s also built to the usual high standards of Razer, including durable ABS keycaps, Chroma RGB lighting for extreme customization options, and up to 200 hours of battery life.

Razer’s Hyperspeed Wireless technology makes the keyboard highly responsive, though it also supports wired connections. Another advantage it gives players is Snap Tap Mode, improving the speed at which you can actuate rapid key presses (though note some games don’t allow it). Razer's BlackWidow V4 Pro managed to find a spot on our roundup of the best gaming keyboards, and because this smaller format shares many of the same features, it's an easy recommendation at this new low price point.

The BlackWidow Mini Wireless is available with Green Switches (clicky, tactile) or Yellow Switches (linear, silent).

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The BlackWidow Mini Wireless Keyboard is one of the best Razer deals of Prime Day 2025, but it’s not the only one worth checking out. In fact, several Razer products are steeply discounted, including the premium Razer Viper V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse, which is available for one of its lowest prices ever. It’ll get you around 90 hours of game time on a single charge, is lightweight at just 58 grams, and is equipped with a high-end optical sensor and switches for reliable input. There are also deals on headsets like the BlackShark V2 Pro Wireless, Kishi Ultra mobile controller, and more. We've rounded up all the Razer accessory deals available for Prime Day below.

Once you've browsed the Razer deals, head over to our Prime Day 2025 hub for more discounts on gaming gear, anime, Blu-rays, and more.

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If you managed to get your hands on a Nintendo Switch 2, it’s not a bad idea to pair it with a new gamepad. The standard Joy-Con 2 are great--but if you’re seeking a more traditional gamepad experience, you’ll find a bunch of PowerA Switch 2 controllers on sale for Prime Day, which runs from July 8 to July 11 this year. All of the discounted controllers are officially licensed devices featuring unique Nintendo-themed artwork from series like The Legend of Zelda, Super Mario Bros. and Pokemon. While the controllers were originally designed for the standard Switch, they are compatible with the Switch 2--just note they don't include the C button found on Switch 2-specific gamepads. They also can't wake up the Switch 2 from sleep mode, but once the system is powered on, they will work like normal.

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While you’ll find a lot of different designs up for grabs, most of these deals are spread across three different types of controllers. The most compelling of the bunch is the PowerA Enhanced Wireless Controller. Built with a rechargeable battery that gets up to 30 hours per charge, two mappable back buttons, motion controls, and a standard gamepad design that closely mimics Nintendo’s first-party Pro Controller, it's a solid choice for all types of games. It lacks rumble and amiibo support, but since certain models are now just $41.24 (was $60), they’re a solid choice for frugal shoppers.

A step down from the PowerA Enhanced Wireless Controller is the standard PowerA Wireless Controller. It’s a bit more affordable than the Enhanced models, though it runs on AA batteries and does not support motion controls, rumble, or amiibo NFC. Still, it comes with some truly cool designs and is a cheap companion for casual gaming. In fact, the Legend of Zelda Edition is currently just $25 (was $45), which matches its lowest price ever from around Black Friday 2024.

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Amazon's Prime Day sale is now live, and this year's deals include big discounts on some excellent video games, including From Software's epic action RPG, Elden Ring. PS5 and Xbox Series X versions of Elden Ring are on sale for just $40 (was $60), while the PS4 version is even cheaper at $30 (was $40). Meanwhile, Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree Edition is just $60 (was $80), and it’s arguably the best option of the bunch. The expansion typically costs $40--and since it requires the base game, getting both for just $60 is a steal. In fact, this is the lowest price we’ve seen for the bundle since Black Friday, and it’s unlikely to go lower until the big shopping holiday rolls around again.

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Elden Ring is one of the biggest and most widely acclaimed games of the last few years. When it released in February 2022, Elden Ring earned an impeccable 10/10 in our Elden Ring review, and it would eventually go on to win numerous Game of the Year Awards, including GameSpot’s. The brutally difficult adventure continued in 2024 with the Shadow of the Erdtree expansion. Much like the base game, the Shadow of the Erdtree expansion earned a remarkable 10/10 in our review, with reviewer Tamoor Hussain saying, "With all that Shadow of the Erdtree offers to accompany what exists in the Lands Between, the story of Elden Ring now feels complete and its world whole, and it's a staggering achievement."

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Superman: The Movie (1978)

$15 (was $34)

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Superman: The Complete Animated Series

$20 (was $70)

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My Adventures with Superman: Season 1

$13 (was $25)

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Superman and Lois: The Complete Series

$60 (was $85)

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Look, up in the sky! Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Nope, it's a batch of deals on Superman movies and TV series, arriving just in time for the Man of Steel's return to the big screen this week. The new Superman movie looks like it'll be a return to form for the DC icon following the more somber incarnation portrayed by Henry Cavill in the Snyderverse movies, and if you're looking to celebrate by binging on some classic Superman media, then you can score some big deals right now on several Blu-rays and DVDs. These limited-time deals are part of Amazon's Prime Day 2025 sale, which runs July 8-11. Be sure to take advantage of them while they're still available.

Superman: The Movie (1978) $15 (was $34)

Judging by the early footage we've seen so far of Gunn's Superman, it looks like there have been two major influences on it: 1978's Superman movie starring Christopher Reeve and the '90s animated series. The original big screen Superman film got a 4K Blu-ray release not too long ago, and for Prime Day, it's on sale for $15 (was $34). Still considered an all-time classic, the movie had groundbreaking special effects and a killer cast, as Reeve's iconic performance was perfectly contrasted by the late Gene Hackman's take on Lex Luthor, a genius businessman looking to make a killing in real estate.

The bonus materials are also a nice time capsule of content, as it includes vintage behind-the-scenes featurettes, audio commentary, and more.

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Superman: The Animated Series is highly recommended, as it saw the team behind the award-winning Batman: The Animated Series put their own creative spin on the last son of Krypton, resulting in 54 episodes of action, intrigue, and new spins on the Superman mythos. The Blu-ray remaster looks stunning thanks to the high-quality animation from that era, and with quality storytelling at its core, this series raised the bar for the character.

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While Superman would star in animated series like Justice League and Justice League: Unlimited, fans were in for a long wait for his next solo series, My Adventures with Superman. The new animated series followed Clark Kent during the early days of his superhero career, joined by his best friends Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen as they attempted to navigate life, their careers, and weekly monster attacks. The show primarily follows Clark as he learns to become Superman, and the first season is available on DVD.

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Another interesting take on the character was seen in Superman and Lois, as this live-action series saw Superman take to the skies as a protector, a husband, and a father. Starring Tyler Hoechlin as the Man of Steel--he first took up the role in the Supergirl TV series--Superman and Lois ran for four seasons and recently concluded. The entire run has been collected on Blu-ray, and this is a pretty good price for some high-quality action and drama.

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We've also listed all of the other Superman Blu-rays on sale for Prime Day below. If you're a fan of Christopher Reeve's portrayal, then you can get all of his live-action films in one big bundle deal--including the infamous Richard Donner cut of Superman 2 and a whole bunch of Batman--and there are numerous straight-to-Blu-ray movies available as well.

The best deal here would be the 80th anniversary collection of animated Superman movies, as you're getting All-Star Superman, Public Enemies, Superman vs. the Elite, and more on Blu-ray. We've even dropped in a few of the Justice League movies that don't star Superman, just because we think they're neat entertainment.

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Razer Universal Quick Charging Stand for PS5

$20 (was $40)

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Razer Universal Quick Charging Stand for Xbox Series X|S

$20 (was $40-$50)

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Amazon's Prime Day 2025 event kicks off today, July 8, and runs until July 11. Thousands of products are discounted as part of the sale, including a long list of gaming accessories from popular brands like Razer. One such deal is a 50% price cut on Razer's controller charging stands for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. These normally cost between $40 and $50, but you can get them for just $20 during Prime Day.

Razer Universal Quick Charging Stand for PS5 $20 (was $40)

Razer's Universal Quick Charging Stands cradle your controller and secure it in place with built-in magnets. The stands feature standard USB-C plugs that are compatible with the standard PS5 DualSense and Xbox Wireless Controllers, and can recharge a gamepad to full battery within three hours.

PS5 owners can pick up one of Razer's charging stands in one of multiple color options, including Black, White, and Crimson Red, all of which are available for $20 (normally $40).

Black White Crimson Red Razer Universal Quick Charging Stand for Xbox Series X|S $20 (was $40-$50)

Xbox gamers can also grab several models of Razer's Universal Quick Charging Stand for their console of choice. The Lunar Shift and Electric Volt Green models normally cost $40 but are down to $20. You can also grab the colorful Forza Horizon Limited Edition charging stand, which features the same design as the Forza Horizon 5 Edition Xbox Wireless Controller.

Lunar Shift Electric Volt Green Forza Horizon Limited Edition

These charging stand deals are just a few of the many Razer peripherals discounted during Prime Day, such as the Razer Kishi Ultra mobile controller and the Blackshark V2 Pro wireless and Blackshark V2X wired gaming headsets. Check the list below to see all the Razer deals available in Amazon's sale. And don't forget to check GameSpot's Prime Day 2025 hub throughout the week to see the latest deals on PC gaming accessories, video games, electronics, and more.

Razer Prime Day Deals

• Razer BlackShark V2 Pro Wireless PlayStation Gaming Headset (black) -- $150 ($200)
• Razer BlackShark V2 Pro Wireless PlayStation Gaming Headset (white) -- $150 ($200)
• Razer BlackShark V2 Pro Wireless Xbox Gaming Headset (black) -- $150 ($200)
• Razer BlackShark V2 Pro Wireless Xbox Gaming Headset (white) -- $150 ($200)
• Razer BlackShark V2 X PlayStation Gaming Headset (pink) -- $40 ($50)
• Razer BlackShark V2 X PlayStation Gaming Headset (black) -- $40 ($50)
• Razer BlackShark V2 X PlayStation Gaming Headset (white) -- $40 ($50)
• Razer BlackShark V2 X Xbox Gaming Headset (white) -- $40 ($50)
• Razer BlackShark V2 X Xbox Gaming Headset (pink) -- $40 ($50)
• Razer BlackShark V2 X Xbox Gaming Headset (black) -- $40 ($50)
• Razer Kishi Ultra Gaming Controller -- $100 ($150)
• Razer Quick Charging Stand for PlayStation 5 (black) -- $20 ($40)
• Razer Quick Charging Stand for PlayStation 5 (white) -- $20 ($40)
• Razer Quick Charging Stand for PlayStation 5 (crimson red) -- $20 ($40)
• Razer Universal Quick Charging Stand for Xbox Series X|S (Forza Horizon 5 limited edition) -- $20 ($50)
• Razer Universal Quick Charging Stand for Xbox Series X|S (Aqua Shift blue) -- $20 ($50)
• Razer Universal Quick Charging Stand for Xbox Series X|S (Electric Volt green) -- $20 ($40)
• Razer Universal Quick Charging Stand for Xbox Series X|S (Lunar Shift) -- $20 ($50)

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Video games, Blu-rays, Lego, and tech for lowest prices of 2025.

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Razer Blackshark V2 Pro Wireless Headset

$150 (was $200)

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Prime Day has kicked off, and if you're looking to retire your current headset for something newer, then look no further than this deal on the Razer Blackshark V2 Pro. Normally $200, this wireless headset has been discounted to $150, and that's a great price for a model that offers a very strong battery life, good looks, and can be used on both multiple devices. Prime Day 2025 runs from July 8-11, but there's always a chance these deals could run out before then, so be sure to grab the discounted headset while you can.

Razer Blackshark V2 Pro Wireless Headset $150 (was $200)

This premium headset features a comfy design with noise-isolating earcups sporting soft memory foam cushioning and breathable fabric. As for the audio, it uses a bass-heavy profile that's tuned for gaming, so expect punchy sound effects. No wonder it's popular with Fortnite pros. It also includes a detachable unidirectional boom mic. The battery life is also worth shouting out, as a full charge will get you up to 70 hours of use, which puts it on the higher end of wireless headset batteries.

Note that there are two versions of this headset available, and each one supports 2.4GHz wireless connections on different devices. The Xbox version works with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, PC, and mobile, and supports Windows spatial audio. The PlayStation version works with PS5, PS4, PC, and mobile, and it's also compatible with Sony's Tempest spatial audio tech. Both models are eligible for the discount.

PS5 (Black) PS5 (White) Xbox Series X|S (Black) Don't mind wires? Check out the Razer Blackshark V2 X

If $150 is a little too rich for your blood, or you're more into wired connections than wireless ones, you can also check out the deals on the wired Razer Blackshark V2 X headset. These have similar specs to the wireless V2 Pro--including similar platform-specific spatial audio support--but use a wired 3.5mm connection. The good news is that thanks to the audio jack, these will work on anything with a 3.5mm connection, like PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and both Nintendo Switch consoles.

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• Razer BlackShark V2 X PlayStation Gaming Headset (pink) -- $40 ($50)
• Razer BlackShark V2 X PlayStation Gaming Headset (black) -- $40 ($50)
• Razer BlackShark V2 X PlayStation Gaming Headset (white) -- $40 ($50)

Xbox Series X|S

• Razer BlackShark V2 X Xbox Gaming Headset (white) -- $40 ($50)
• Razer BlackShark V2 X Xbox Gaming Headset (pink) -- $40 ($50)
• Razer BlackShark V2 X Xbox Gaming Headset (black) -- $40 ($50)

Plenty of other Razer devices are part of Amazon's Prime Day 2025 sale, which runs until July 11. This includes the Razer Kishi Ultra mobile controller for $100 (was $150), Xbox and PS5 controller charging stations, and more. We've listed all the Razer Prime Day 2025 deals below, or you can head over to GameSpot's Prime Day 2025 deals hub to see the latest discounts from other brands and categories.

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Razer Kishi Ultra Mobile Controller

$100 (was $150)

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These days, pretty much anything with a screen is a gaming console as long as you can pair a controller to it, and thanks to this Prime Day deal on the Razer Kishi Ultra, you can snag the smartphone controller for just $100 (normally $150). The USC-C controller cradle is compatible with just about any Android smartphone, as well as select Apple devices, including the iPhone 15 and 16, the iPad Mini A17, and iPad Mini 6.

Razer Kishi Ultra Mobile Controller $100 (was $150)

The Kishi Ultra is a comfortable, all-in-one controller cradle that snaps onto your mobile device, transforming it into a portable gaming system similar to the Nintendo Switch or Steam Deck. It features two full-sized thumbsticks, an eight-way D-pad, Hall Effect triggers, and face buttons with mecha-tactile switches. It also supports haptic feedback. It's also compatible with Razer's PC Remote Play feature via the free Razer Nexus mobile app, so you can stream gameplay from your PC to your phone. You can also play native Android games with this setup, including titles like Genshin Impact, Call of Duty, and Wuthering Waves, and Balatro. If you have the Epic Games Store app installed, you can also redeem free mobile games each week.

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It's worth noting that two new versions of the Razer Kishi, the $100 Razer Kishi V3 and $150 Kishi V3, recently launched as well if you're shopping around for other options. The Kishi Ultra sits in the middle ground between the two in terms of quality and features.

Several other Razer products are on sale during the Prime Day 2025 sale, which runs from July 8-11. This includes several of Razer's gaming headsets, such as the wireless Razer Blackshark V2 Pro for 25% off, or the more budget-friendly Blackshark V2 X for just $40. Razer's controller charging stands are also on sale, so if you're after a stylish accessory that can charge your Xbox or PS5 controllers, you can grab one of these for just $20. Thanks to their magnetic design, you can "snap" a controller into place and leave it to charge safely. We've rounded up even more Prime Day 2025 deals on Razer accessories below. Be sure to also check GameSpot's Prime Day 2025 deals hub to see the latest price cuts on PC gaming accessories from other popular brands like Steelseries, as well as discounts on home theater gear, video games, and more.

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Sega Astro City Mini

$80 (was $130)

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Owning an arcade would be cool, if you had the space for all of those coin-munching machines. Fortunately, you can save some space--and cash--with this Prime Day special on the adorable Sega Astro City Mini arcade gaming device, which is on sale for its lowest price ever. Normally $130, you can pick this up for just $80 and enjoy the dozens of games loaded onto it.

Sega Astro City Mini $80 (was $130)

The Sega Astro City Mini is a 1:6 scale replica of the original arcade cabinet featuring 37 pre-installed Sega games, including all-time classics like Puyo Puyo, Golden Axe, and Virtua Fighter. The full list of games is outlined below.

The device is equipped with a 480 x 800 LCD screen, an HDMI-out port so you can connect it to a TV, two USB-A ports, and a headphone jack. While it's much smaller than the original machine, the Sega Astro City Mini's joystick and buttons are big enough to make playing games on it feel natural--and if you're looking to have some multiplayer sessions with it, there is an official controller that you can pick up as a separate purchase.

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Sega Astro City Mini Pre-installed games:

• Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars
• Alien Storm
• Alien Syndrome
• Altered Beast
• Arabian Fight
• Bonanza Bros.
• Columns
• Columns 2
• Cotton
• Crack Down
• Cyber Police ESWAT
• Dark Edge
• Dottori Kun (Dot Race)
• Fantasy Zone
• Flicky
• Gain Ground
• Golden Axe
• Golden Axe: Revenge of Death Adder
• My Hero
• Puyo Puyo
• Puyo Puyo 2
• Puzzle & Action: Ichidant-R
• Puzzle & Action: Tant-R
• Rad Mobile
• Quartet 2
• Scramble Spirits
• Sega Ninja
• Shadow Dancer
• Shinobi
• Sonic Boom
• Space Harrier
• Stack Columns
• Thunder Force AC
• Virtua Fighter
• Wonder Boy
• Wonder Boy in Monster Land
• Wonder Boy 3: Monster Lair

Arcade fans can also check out this Neo Geo machine

If you're looking to assemble a collection of tiny arcades, there are some nice options to choose from in this department. The Unico MVS Mini is another fun machine, and at $70, it's actually cheaper than the Sega Astro City Mini. This one comes with 45 games in total, including multiple games from the King of Fighters, Samurai Shodown, and Metal Slug franchises.

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WWE 2K25

$40 (was $70)

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a WWE champion? Thanks to this Prime Day deal on WWE 2K25, you can do just that and avoid being subjected to bodily harm. Amazon is discounting the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions of the game to just $40 (was $70) as part of its Prime Day 2025 event, which runs from July 8-11. The deal will only be available until the sale ends--or it sells out--so grab it while you can.

WWE 2K25 $40 (was $70)

Like previous entries in the WWEK 2K series, this year's instalment brings the spectacle of sports entertainment to your home, with hard-hitting action and a wealth of modes to choose from. The marquee feature this year is a Showcase mode that spotlights The Bloodline, the Samoan wrestling dynasty that has dominated the WWE for several years now and has roots in the business stretching back decades.

Hosted by Paul Heyman, this mode is an interactive documentary that shines a light on WWE legends like Yokozuna and The Wild Samoans while also giving modern greats like Roman Reigns and The Usos their moment in the spotlight.

Additionally, the game features hundreds of superstars to choose from, the create-a-wrestler mode remains as impressive as ever, and you can even try your hand at booking dream matches in the WWE Universe and GM modes.

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WWE 2K25 is just one of many other games on sale for Prime Day this year. For the action connoisseur, a 50% discount on Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is a great deal, and for swords and sorcery fans, several recent Final Fantasy games have had their prices slashed as well. This includes the recently released Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth at just $40 (was $70) and Final Fantasy 16 is down to its lowest price to date, as it's available for just $25 (was $40). You can also add the first six Final Fantasy games to your collection, as that bundle of remastered classics is on sale for $45 (was $75).

Of course, Amazon has hundreds of other deals on video games, electronics, anime, and more during Prime Day, so be sure to check GameSpot's Prime Day Deals Hub for all the best discounts available until July 11.

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Relooted has been a big surprise for me. Trailers for the game seemed to advertise the sidescroller as a parkour-driven platformer game, but after playing it, I realized that it's first and foremost a heist game. While nabbing your prize and skillfully maneuvering through obstacles to reach the goal as fast as possible is a core part of the gameplay loop, the far more important component is the actual planning and setup stage that occurs beforehand, where you take on the role of a crew's mastermind and plan out every step of the heist.

Set at the end of the 21st century, Relooted sees you play as Nomali, who puts her intelligence and acrobatic prowess to good use when she gets roped into heading up a crew of everyday citizens turned thieves. The crew plans on breaking into museums and mansions across the West to steal back the African artifacts locked away in vaults. Not for personal gain, of course, but to return them to where they rightfully belong.

Each mission begins with you mapping out the target, identifying which doors will lock when the alarms sound, which windows you can break through, where a zipline can be placed, and other aspects of the heist. During this planning stage, you can move certain objects too, like tables that can be placed to keep a door from fully closing, or put into a spot to act as a vault to reach otherwise unreachable ledges. Once you take the artifact, the alarms will sound and you'll have only a few seconds to make your getaway. Your job is to prepare enough so that the parkour challenge in front of you is quick and doable, and most missions don't have a singular solution.

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Diablo 4 recently received new cosmetic bundles as part of the launch of Season 9, and while they are much cheaper than the usual skins and cosmetics offered in the in-game shop for Blizzard's ARPG, players don't seem too impressed with the value.

Each class has received a new cosmetic bundle labeled in the in-game shop as an "Essentials Pack." These cosmetic packs contain six skins for that specific class for only 500 Platinum, which roughly equates to $5. That makes these class bundles some of the most affordable microtransactions offered in Diablo 4 to date, as most of the game's cosmetic bundles (like its limited-time Berserk cosmetics) often cost $25 or more.

New store deal: 6 skins for 500 Plat
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Players on places like Reddit, however, aren't too impressed at the value of six skins for $5, as the outfits look mundane when compared to Diablo 4's pricier cosmetics. Some on the Diablo 4 subreddit point out that the skins look to be modified or reskinned versions of armor that already exists in-game for free, though some sets come with a unique helmet or other changes. One player in the comments points out that they already own some pieces of these bundles despite having never bought any cosmetics, instead having acquired them through playing the game and dismantling items to acquire the transmog. For those who have already acquired some of the cosmetics in the bundles just by playing the game, the bundle price decreases slightly.

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Today marks exactly a decade since Rocket League originally launched on PC and PS4--including as part of PS Plus back on July 7, 2015. The "soccar" game is now so old, 10 to be exact, that people probably forget it's actually a sequel to 2008's Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars. Not only that, but Rocket League was one of the first cross-platform multiplayer titles at the time, too.

Developer Psyonix is celebrating the birthday milestone for Rocket League throughout Season 19 (which runs through September 17). For example, there are 10 new player anthems now available in the shop from Monstercat, such as "Love U Need U" from Slushii and "Rock It" from Tokyo Machine. The past few weeks have also seen a 10th-anniversary variation on DFH Stadium, along with celebratory log-in rewards. The studio is also promising a Rocket League Year 10 ft. deadmau5 LTE that's scheduled to start August 5.

A lot has happened in the past decade for Rocket League. Within a month of launching in 2015, the game passed over 5 million downloads. Back then, Rocket League cost $20 to purchase, but it went free-to-play in Summer 2020. This happened roughly a year after Fortnite maker Epic Games acquired Psyonix in May 2019. Psyonix also released Rocket Racing in 2023 as part of Fortnite, with the promise Rocket League wouldn't be phased out.

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The Mega Man franchise has largely been dormant since 2018 when Mega Man 11 was released. Aside from the title character's guest appearances in Monster Hunter: World and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, there haven't been many Mega Man sightings since. However, Capcom recently addressed Mega Man's potential future and stated that the franchise remains "important" to the company.

During a recent shareholder Q&A (via Noisy Pixel), Capcom was asked about plans for Mega Man, and a company spokesperson replied, "The Mega Man series is one of our most important IPs, and we are continuously considering ways to develop it further. However, we do not have any additional information we can share at this time." Capcom's representative went on to note that there is "a particularly high volume of inquiries" about Mega Man from overseas markets without elaborating any further.

The company's latest remarks are very similar to a Mega Man update from 2024, where Capcom noted that it is "considering how to create games for it on an ongoing basis." While the classic games in the series are readily available online, there's been no word about any further sequels.

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Lenovo Legion Go S 1TB (2025 Model)

$500 (was $730)

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Handheld gaming has evolved dramatically over the last couple of years, and if you're looking for a travel buddy that's compatible with your gaming libraries, the recently released Lenovo Legion Go S 1TB edition is on sale for a massive $230 discount that drops the price to only $500 (was $730). This is one of the marquee deals in Best Buy's Black Friday in July sale, which kicked off July 7 and runs until July 12. Considering this is the first discount we've seen on the Legion Go S--and it's such a substantial discount--we wouldn't be surprised if Best Buy runs out of units before the deal expires.

Best Buy's Black Friday in July sale is competing with Amazon Prime Day 2025 (July 8-11). Along with the $230 discount on the Legion Go S, you can save $200 on the original Legion Go Windows handheld.

Lenovo Legion Go S 1TB (2025 Model) $500 (was $730)

The Lenovo Legion Go S has an 8-inch 120Hz Lenovo PureSight display and an AMD Ryzen Z2 Go chip with Radeon graphics. As mentioned, this is the upgraded model with 32GB RAM and a 1TB SSD. With the deal, you're paying $150 less than you'd spend on the $650 model with 16GB RAM and a 512GB SSD.

What sets the Legion Go S apart from the competition is its excellent ergonomics, making it more comfortable to use for extended periods compared to alternatives like the Steam Deck or Asus ROG Ally. It's also more comfortable--though less powerful--than the original Lenovo Legion Go 8.8-inch handheld, which is on sale for $550 (was $750).

It's worth emphasizing that this edition of the Legion Go S uses Windows 11 as its operating system. Windows supports thousands of games across Steam, Xbox Game Pass, GOG, the Epic Games Store, and more, but navigating through the menus can be a chore compared to the current standard for portable gaming OSes, SteamOS. A SteamOS version of the Legion Go S is also available, though it's not part of the sale.

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Magic of Disney Lego Set (1,103 Pieces)

$70 (was $100)

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Lego Ideas: Magic of Disney is on sale for only $70 (was $100) at Target as part of the retailer's Circle Week Lego sale. Exclusive to Target and the Lego Store, Magic of Disney is a 1,103-piece diorama that brings together characters and scenes from over 90 years of Disney animated films. You need to sign up for a free Target Circle membership to purchase this deal, which is a new all-time low for the charming display model geared toward adults.

The Magic of Disney is the only Lego set still in production featuring a sizable Mickey Mouse character build that's meant for adult fans. Other Lego sets featuring Mickey are playsets designed for children. Magic of Disney is one of two Lego sets celebrating the history of Disney animation discounted to its all-time best price. You can also get the Walt Disney Tribute Camera for $67.19 (was $100) at multiple major retailers, including Amazon, which is featuring the set in its early Prime Day 2025 sale.

Magic of Disney Lego Set (1,103 Pieces) $70 (was $100)

You can't talk about Disney "magic" without Mickey Mouse, so it's fitting that the studio's mascot is the centerpiece of the model. The buildable figure is based on Mickey's appearance in The Sorcerer's Apprentice, one of the timeless shorts in the groundbreaking 1940 musical anthology Fantasia. In reference to one of the most memorable scenes, Sorcerer Mickey is joined by the Magic Brooms armed with buckets of water.

The buildable Mickey figure makes up a big chunk of the set's 1,103 pieces, but this diorama features a several charming vignettes from animated Disney films through the ages. Pulled from the classics, there's Simba from the Lion King surverying the kingdom from Pride Rock, Geppetto from Pinocchio floating on a raft, Belle from Beauty and the Beast next to glass display case for the rose, and Sebastian and Flounder from Little Mermaid splashing happily in the sea.

The Magic of Disney also includes scenes and characters from animated films from the 21st century, including Lilo surfing in Lilo & Stitch, and Bruno next to a small model of the Madrigal House from Encanto.

The set comes with four minifigures: Belle, Lilo, Geppetto, and Bruno. You'll also get Lego animal figures of Simba, Flounder, and Sebastian.

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• The Lion King: Young Simba (1,445 pieces) -- $64.39 ($130) | Amazon
• Walt Disney Tribute Camera (811 pieces) -- $67.19 ($100) | Amazon
• Pixar's Up House (598 pieces) -- $27.64 ($60) | Amazon
• Lego Ideas: Magic of Disney Display Model (1,103 pieces) -- $70 ($100) | Target Exclusive
• Encanto Isabela's Flowerpot (641 pieces) -- $25.59 ($40)
• Moana's Flowerpot (619 pieces) -- $32 ($40) | Target Exclusive
• Duplo Ariel's Magical Underwater Palace (116 pieces) -- $47.59 ($80)

Up to 50% off Lego sets during Target Circle Week

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Amazon Prime Day 2025 (July 8-11)

Early deals are available now for Prime members.

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Cyberpunk Edgerunners: Madness

$15 | Releases February 24, 2026

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Cyberpunk 2077 had a rough start, but following constant fine-tuning, the game became one of the biggest success stories of developer CD Projekt Red's history. What also helped was the debut of a tie-in anime series called Cyberpunk Edgerunners, which led to renewed interest in the game, and now, it's getting a prequel called Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Madness. Priced at $15, this manga paperback will be released on February 24, and it shines a light on everyone's favorite foul-mouthed gremlin from the show, Rebecca.

Cyberpunk Edgerunners: Madness $15 | Releases February 24, 2026

This manga paperback explores the backstory of Rebecca and her big brother Pilar as they pursue the dream of becoming a legendary Edgerunner like their father. When a mysterious man appears before them, they find their lives changed forever as they rush through Night City to prove themselves in this deadly neon-soaked metropolis.

The story itself was written by Edgerunners screenwriter Bartosz Sztybor, and it was illustrated by Japanese creator Asano of BNA: Brand New Animal anime fame. That anime was produced by Trigger, the same studio behind Edgerunners and its upcoming second season, so this project has a lot of pedigree behind it.

See at Amazon Cyberpunk 2077 graphic novels and booksCyberpunk 2077 fans can check out these books and graphic novels.

• Cyberpunk Edgerunners: Madness -- $15 | Releases February 24
• Cyberpunk 2077: Psycho Squad, releases October 14
• Cyberpunk 2077: Library Edition -- $27.22 ($45)
• Cyberpunk 2077: Library Edition Volume 2 - releases March 17, 2026
• Cyberpunk 2077 Omnibus -- $27.89 ($30)
• Cyberpunk 2077: Big City Dreams -- $24
• Cyberpunk 2077: Your Voice -- $17.67 ($20)
• Cyberpunk 2077: You Have My Word -- $19.28
• Cyberpunk 2077: Where's Johnny -- $18.59 ($20)
• Cyberpunk 2077: Blackout -- $14.79 ($20)
• Cyberpunk 2077: Trauma Team -- $20
• Cyberpunk 2077: XOXO -- $14.40 ($20)
• Cyberpunk 2077: Kickdown -- $15 ($20)
• Cyberpunk 2077: No Coincidence -- $12.74 ($20)
• Cyberpunk 2077: No Coincidence (Hardcover) -- $21.49 ($30)

It's going to be a while before Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Madness is available, but fortunately, there are numerous other tie-in books to grab right now. Graphic novels like Cyberpunk 2077: Big City Dreams, Cyberpunk 2077: Your Voice, and Cyberpunk 2077: You Have My Word flesh out Night City with new characters and adventures, and book fans can pick up novels like the first Cyberpunk 2077 novel, No Coincidence, for a thrilling dive into cyber-mystery.

We'd also recommend the Cyberpunk 2077: Library Edition, a deluxe hardcover collection of three stories that also has a cover gallery, an expanded sketchbook section, and more extras. The first volume of the Cyberpunk 2077 Omnibus also launched not too long ago, and this is a collection of Cyberpunk stories like Trauma Team, You Have My Word, and Blackout.

In addition to all of the content included with Mecha Break at its launch, you can also purchase a Battle Pass to increase the rewards you earn while playing. The Battle Pass is called the "Matrix Contract," and you can view it by going to the "Logistics" tab at the main menu of the game.

From here, you can purchase the Matrix Contract and start getting your money's worth out of it in Mecha Break. However, the game doesn't do a great job of explaining exactly what comes with the Battle Pass, so we're here to break everything down for you.

How to buy the Matrix Contract in Mecha BreakThe Matrix Contract screen in Mecha Break

For starters, you can currently purchase the Matrix Contract for $12.99. But this is a discounted price for the launch of the game, and its true price is $21.65. It's unclear when the 40% discount offer will disappear, but if you wish to buy the Matrix Contract, you'll want to pull the trigger sooner rather than later.

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Just days after its Game Pass release, Activision has taken the PC version of Call of Duty: WWII offline. The publisher didn't provide specific details on the issue, but the game's removal comes shortly after severe hacking claims.

Call of Duty players are pretty familiar with hacking situations in multiplayer and Warzone, but the ones seemingly plaguing the 2017 World War II shooter weren't the average variety of aimbots or wall hackers. The hacks reportedly being used in Call of Duty: WWII were RCE (Remote Code Execution) attacks, meaning players were losing control of their PCs through a security exploit. A similar attack happened to Dark Souls 3 back in 2022, which led to the entire trilogy being taken offline while the security issue was addressed.

Some Call of Duty players posted clips on social media to spread awareness on the hacking issue before the game was pulled, showing their PCs being hacked while playing WWII. One of the viral clips from the weekend comes from "Wrioh," who shows an apparent RCE attack during a multiplayer match.

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