Have you been completing your daily Wordle challenge every day since the end of 2021, when the spelling puzzler first launched? If so, you may be the perfect candidate for the new game show that NBC is piloting. Deadline has reported that the show is being filmed in the United Kingdom.

Savannah Guthrie, known for her role on NBC's Today show and other journalistic work, will host the show. The project comes from Jimmy Fallon’s Electric Hot Dog company, Universal Television Alternative Studio, and The New York Times. Fallon, who has said he is "addicted" to Wordle on The Tonight Show, will serve as an executive producer.

This show follows The New York Times’ acquisition of the Wordle, which was originally created by Welsh software engineer Josh Wardle in 2022. The daily puzzle is still hugely popular. Last year, it was played 5.3 billion times, up from 4.8 billion in 2023. Everyone plays it, even Pope Leo.

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Activision has announced that a new free trial for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will begin on October 9, which is just one day before EA's Battlefield 6 launches on October 10.

The free period runs for a week, ending on October 16. During the free period, people can play the campaign, multiplayer, and Zombies, along with the new content coming to the game for The Haunting event. October 9 also marks the debut of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone Season 6.

It's pretty common for Activision to launch a free trial around the time of a new season launch, as the company likes to give players a taste of the new content to convince them to buy the game or subscribe to Game Pass. The timing with the Battlefield 6 launch looks like a coincidence.

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One year ago this week, Bloober Team's remake of Konami's classic survival-horror title Silent Hill 2 was released on consoles and PC. Now, the critically acclaimed reboot is reportedly heading to PS Plus Extra later this month.

According to Dealabs (via Insider Gaming), Silent Hill 2 will arrive on PS Plus Extra on October 21, "barring any last-minute surprises." This has yet to be confirmed by Sony, but if true, it would bring the game to the service just in time for Halloween.

Like the 2001 original game, the Silent Hill 2 remake puts players in control of James Sunderland, a man who is lured to Silent Hill by a letter seemingly written by his late wife, Mary, three years after she died. But instead of a loving reunion, James finds a personal hellscape of his own creation. That story also serves as a basis for the upcoming live-action sequel, Return to Silent Hill, which will be out in theaters on January 23, 2026.

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Disney Hocus Pocus: The Sanderson Sisters' Cottage

$172.50 (was $230) | Will be retired soon

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Hocus Pocus might be a cult-classic Halloween movie, but surprisingly, we've only seen it get a single Lego set. Fortunately, this is an impressive kit, and if you're interested, you might want to grab it before it's officially retired from the Lego catalogue. Walmart is currently offering it for $172.49, saving you $57.50 in total. In case it sells out, the Lego Store also has the set at the same price, while Amazon is completely sold out of them.

Disney Hocus Pocus: The Sanderson Sisters' Cottage $172.50 (was $230) | Will be retired soon

Inside the box you'll find 2,316 pieces that can be used to reconstruct the infamous hut of the Sanderson sisters--Winifred, Sarah, and Mary--as well as minifigures of the diabolical trio. You'll also get minifigures of Max Dennison, Dani Dennison, Allison Watts, and Thackery Binx in his feline form.

The Sanderson cottage is the main attraction here, and it's full of small details like a cauldron with LED-bricks, an old tree that has seen better days, and a small graveyard. The roof of the house is on a hinge, so you can open it up and peer inside to see various rooms and all the accessories within them.

Once fully constructed, the cottage measures over 10 inches high, 10 inches wide, and nine inches deep. The gate and graveyard component can also be used as a display stand for all the characters.

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Hocus Pocus got a 4K Blu-ray release in 2020, so if you're looking for some appropriately themed background noise while you build this Lego kit, you can get the movie for $23. The 4K version brings the 1993 film to life with a sharp remaster that's noticeably improved when compared to the included standard Blu-ray disc, but the downside here is that special features are almost non-existent. All you're getting here is a picture-in-picture trivia feature and a featurette pulled from the DVD archives.

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Another piece of merchandise you can check out is the Hocus Pocus Spellbook. This is a 240-page hardcover book that is packed with illustrations, instructions on how to brew potions, and comments from Winnie, Mary, and Sarah. The book is designed to look like it was pulled from a bookshelf in the Sanderson household, and it's suitable for children aged 10 and up.

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Lego Star Wars fans will also want to check out all the sets from a galaxy far (far!) away that'll be discontinued soon. The mini-replica of Darth Vader's helmet has had a long run since it was first introduced in 2021, but this 834-piece display model of the Sith Lord's signature headgear won't be around much longer. It's still a bestseller according to Amazon, and when it's not on sale, it normally retails for $80.

Lego Star Wars: Darth Vader Helmet (834 Pieces)

$44.79 (was $80) | Retiring soon

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Other Lego kits that'll be phased out soon include two Ultimate Collector Series Star Wars Lego sets: Luke Skywalker's X-Wing Starfighter and the giant Razor Crest Starship from The Mandalorian. In total, there are 23 Lego sets that'll be shuffled out of retail, and we've listed them all below in case you want to make a last-minute purchase.

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Meta Quest Elite Strap

$56 (was $70)

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Meta Quest Elite Strap (with Battery)

$104 (was $130)

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Meta Quest 3S Breathable Facial Interface

$32 (was $40)

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Meta Quest Link Cable

$64 (was $80)

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If you're considering getting into VR gaming, the Meta Quest 3 and 3S are ideal starting points, thanks to their affordability and user-friendly all-in-one setups compared to other high-end VR headsets. For those who've recently purchased one of Meta's flagship VR devices (which also happen to be on sale right now), you can pick up several helpful Meta Quest 3 and 3S accessories at a discount thanks to Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days event. The price cuts include upgraded headwear like the Meta Quest Elite Strap for $56 (was $70), and helpful components like the Quest Link Cable for $64 (was $80), which lets you connect the normally standalone headsets to your gaming PC. There are a few other Meta Quest VR accessories included in Amazon's sale, and we've rounded them all up in the list below.

Meta Quest Elite Strap $56 (was $70)

Let's be honest, the default Meta Quest head strap just isn't very comfortable. Especially if you're going to be in VR land for longer sessions. That's why we recommend grabbing one of Meta's upgradable straps while they're on sale for Prime Big Deal Days. The base version of the Meta Quest Elite strap is just $56 during the sale (that's about $15 off the usual price), and brings enhanced, adjustable comfort to your headset thanks to its nifty dial that'll help you get a precise fit. It'll take some of the pressure off of your face, and comes with a silicone backing that cradles the back of your head. Just be aware that if you have a carrying case for your Meta Quest 3 or 3S, the headset won't fit inside while the Elite Strap is attached.

See at Amazon Meta Quest Elite Strap (with Battery) $104 (was $130)

The upgraded version of the Meta Quest Elite Strap comes with a built-in battery pack that'll get you up to two hours of extra play time, which is probably worth it if you're planning on having multi-hour-long VR sessions (just beware of motion sickness). It also includes all the perks of the base Elite Strap, including the adjustment dial and ergonomic silicone backing. For Amazon Prime Big Deal Days, you can snag one for $104, saving you $26 in total.

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It can get a little hot inside your VR headset if you're in there for an extended play session. Thankfully, Meta's mesh facial attachment can keep you cool and comfortable while you play, and it's only $32 for Prime Big Deal Days ($8 in savings). The breathable design allows for better ventilation during use, and the flexible frame will let you get a more snug and supportive fit so you can play much longer.

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If you're going to be using your PC as your main VR gaming hub, you'll need a long and sturdy cable to help keep your head in the game (literally). Meta Quest's Link Cable is $16 off (just $64) for Prime Big Deal Days, and comes with 16 feet of slack, a capacity of up to 5Gbps, and a fiber optic design that keeps the cord light and flexible while you play.

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As mentioned above, the Meta Quest 3 and 3S VR headsets are also part of Amazon's 48-hour Prime Big Deal Days event. During the sale, you can grab multiple models of the standard Meta Quest 3S at a discount, including the 128GB model that comes with exclusive in-game content for the multiplayer VR game Gorilla tag for $249 (was $299), or the beefier 256GB model bundled with Batman Arkham Shadow for $330 (normally $400). Along with the headsets and digital download codes these bundles also include a pair of wireless controllers and a charging cable, plus a 3-month subscription to Meta Horizon+, which offers access to dozens of VR games at no additional cost. That gets you everything you need to use the headsets right out of the box--but don't forget to check out the accessory deals listed above, too. Be sure to also check GameSpot's Prime Big Deal Days Hub or even more discounts on hardware, video games, Blu-rays, and plenty else.

Amazon Prime Big Deal Days Meta Quest VR headset deals

• Meta Quest 3S (128GB) With Gorilla Tag Content Bundle -- $249 ($299)
• Meta Quest 3S (256GB) With Batman Arkham Shadow Bundle -- $330 ($400)

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New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe

$40 (was $60)

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If you happened to miss out on the popular New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, now is your chance to finally jump in. The Switch game is discounted to just $40 (was $60) for Prime Big Deal Days, which is the lowest price we've seen all year. Playable on both Switch and Switch 2, it's an easy recommendation for anyone seeking some family-friendly, 2D-platforming action.

New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe $40 (was $60)

New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe is a remaster of the old Wii U title from 2012. It offers updated graphics, the New Super Luigi U expansion, new items, and other quality-of-life upgrades. You'll get to explore over 160 levels through nine unique worlds, each with its own enemies, aesthetics, and power-ups. Part of what makes the game so fun is its cooperative play, which allows up to four players to tackle its 2D levels together. For players new to platformers, they can play as Nabbit (who is practically invincible and makes it easy for newcomers to learn the ropes).

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As a bonus, you'll find three additional game modes--Boost Rush, Challenges, and Coin Battle--offering plenty of replay value once you've made it through the core content. The game is always an easy recommendation for Mario fans, but at this new price, it's the ideal time to cross it off your wishlist. New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe has only dropped below this price point a few times since its release--and with this deal expiring at the end of Big Deal Days on October 8, be sure to check it out soon.

Our New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe review gave it a solid 7/10, due to its smooth platforming and inventive level design.

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This story features spoilers for early Hades 2 content.

When Darnedrat first logged into Hades 2 after its official 1.0 launch, their screen filled with achievement pop-ups. The Steam chime went off again and again--like sweet music--until the sheer flood of unlocks caused the game to crash.

“My game literally crashed when they all started rolling in,” they wrote in a comment on Reddit. “It was the most successful moment of a game breaking ever for me.”

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True Detective: The Complete Seasons 1-3 (Blu-ray)

$40 (was $85)

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True Detective: Night Country (Blu-ray)

$15 (was $30)

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Remember how amazing the first season of True Detective was? Us too. And you know what? We're thinking it's about time for a rewatch. It is officially spooky season, after all. Whether you're a True Detective newcomer or a die-hard fan, you won't want to miss these two great deals on the show's Blu-ray sets during Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale. At the time of writing, True Detective: The Complete Seasons 1-3 box set is down to $40 (was $85), and the Blu-ray release of the recently aired fourth season, True Detective: Night Country, is on sale for a measly $15 (was $30).

True Detective: The Complete Seasons 1-3 (Blu-ray) $40 (was $85)

This Blu-ray box set includes True Detective's first three seasons, along with some bonus features. For Prime Big Deal Days, you can get the collection for just $40, which is $45 off the original $85 price tag. However you feel about seasons two and three of True Detective, you can't deny that season one is an all-time HBO great, and this deal is a great way to add it to your shelf.

True Detective: The Complete Seasons 1-3 Special Features

Season 1:

• Making True Detective
• Up Close with Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson
• A Conversation with Nic Pizzolatto and T Bone Burnett
• Inside the Episode recaps for each episode
• Two audio commentaries featuring Nic Pizzolatto, T Bone Burnett, and
• Deleted Scenes

Season 2:

• Making the Vinci Massacre
• A Look Inside True Detective
• True Detective's California
• Audio Commentaries featuring Vince Vaughn, Colin Farrell, Rachel McAdams, Taylor Kitsch, Nic Pizzolatto, and Scott Stephens

Season 3:

• Designing The Decades
• A Conversation with Nic Pizzolatto and T Bone Burnett
• Finale Extended Cut
• Deleted Scenes

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If you want to complete your True Detective collection, you can also pick up the most recent fourth season, Night Country, on Blu-ray for just $15 during Amazon's sale, which is half of the original price. Starring Jodie Foster and Kali Reis, Night Country follows two detectives who are tasked with investigating the disappearance of an Alaskan research center crew--but as with any season of True Detective, the setup is just the beginning of this layered and exciting mystery.

True Detective: Night Country Blu-ray special features

• Meet the True Detectives
• New Chapter
• Exploring Indigenous Themes
• Inkblots Challange
• Settings Featurette
• Episode Recaps

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These True Detective Blu-rays deals are just some of the TV series box sets discounted during Amazon's 48-hour sale. You'll find even more deals over on Amazon, but if you're looking for specific recommendations, be sure to also keep an eye on GameSpot's Prime Big Deal Days coverage to stay up to date on all the best savings on Blu-rays, video games, and more while the sale is live October 7 and 8.

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Good news if you're looking for a new headset, keyboard, or other PC accessories--dozens of SteelSeries products are on sale for Prime Big Deal Days, many of which are listed for their lowest prices of the year. And while big-ticket items like the Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Headset and the Apex Pro Mini Wireless Keyboard are a few of the main attractions of the event, long list of other SteelSeries accessories is discounted, too. To help you navigate all the deals, we've pulled together the best SteelSeries price cuts below. These deals end with the sale on October 8, so grab them while you can. And be sure to check GameSpot's Deals Hub if you're looking for more Prime Big Deal Days discounts on PC accessories, video games, and more.

See all deals at Amazon SteelSeries Headset DealsArctis Nova 5X Wireless Headset

The Arctis Nova 5X Wireless is the most intriguing of the discounted headsets. Compatible with Xbox, PS5, Switch, PC, and mobile, it offers an impressive 60-hour battery life and hundreds of preset audio options for different games. That makes it easy to optimize its performance whether you're playing Call of Duty, GTA V, or anything in between. On-ear controls make it easy to change the volume or mute your voice, while plush materials and large earcups should keep you comfy for long gaming sessions.

The Arctis Nova 7P is another premium choice, though note it won't work with Xbox. And if you don't mind sticking to a wired headset and saving a bunch of cash, the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1X Wired Headset is a great entry-level option at $44 (was $60).

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It's a matter of days now before Battlefield 6 comes out, so EA is celebrating with not just a launch trailer, but a "launch hype trailer." The new video for the FPS features all sorts of explosions, demolition, crashing helicopters, and even a soldier wielding a sledgehammer for a deadly attack.

Seen below, the Battlefield 6 launch trailer is all about showing off large-scale warfare. We see buildings getting blown up, aerial combat, and tanks rolling around. The action has a rendition of Limp Bizkit's "Break Stuff" in the background, with the lyrics "give me something to break" shouted throughout. In addition, the video mixes press quotes with popular streamer reactions. TimTheTatman is the first figure highlighted, which is funny in a way considering he previously had his own Call of Duty operator bundle at one point.

Battlefield 6 will receive a beefy day-one patch that includes over 200 changes, such as balance improvements and bug fixes. In a blog post for the update, Battlefield Studios also hinted that naval warfare could come to the game in the future.

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Backbone One Gen 2 (USB-C)

$70 (was $100)

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Backbone One Gen 1 (Lightning)

$60 (was $100)

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Backbone Pro

$170

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Backbone recently revealed several new cozy colors for its line of smartphone controllers, but if you'd prefer to stick to its regular colorways, then you can score one of these devices for up to 40% off during Amazon Big Deal Days. Currently, you can get the Backbone One with a USB-C connection for $70 (was $100), and for people using older iPhones, the Backbone One with a Lightning connection is down to $60 (was $100). This deal starts today and runs through October 8.

Backbone One Gen 2 (USB-C) $70 (was $100)

This is the "Gen 2" version of the controller that has a reshaped D-pad and magnetic adapters that allow you to fit it to your phone without needing to remove the protective cover if it's standard-sized. These are designed to connect directly to an iPhone or Android smartphone, giving you an experience that transforms your device into your very own handheld gaming console. All the inputs you'd expect from a modern controller--analogue sticks, face and shoulder buttons, triggers, and more--are here and housed inside a compact frame. When not in use, the Backbone One can be folded up to reduce its size.

The USB-C version is available in black at this price, but it looks like the model that sports a PS5-inspired white finish is currently out of stock.

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The Lightning version of the Backbone One is designed for iPhone 14 and older smartphones. This deal is also for the Gen 1 model, which will require you to remove your protective cover from your iPhone to use it. Only the white version of the controller cradle is currently available for this deal.

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For more controller options, you can also check out the Backbone Pro. This is the premium edition of the smartphone controller, as it's equipped with redesigned ergonomics and high-quality components like a textured finish, quieter face buttons, full-sized ALPS analog sticks, Hall Effect triggers, and two remappable back buttons. This model is pricier, but if you'd like a premium cradle for your smartphone, you can get this for $170.

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The other big deal we've spotted is for 8BitDo's own Android smartphone controller. Normally $50, it's currently on sale for $22 for the black version, and $34 for the white version. It's compatible with a wide array of Android devices that can fit inside its 100mm to 170mm base, and you're getting some top-quality components here. This cradle has Hall Effect joysticks and triggers, back paddle buttons, a turbo function, and wear-resistant metal joystick rings. Since it's compatible with 8BitDo Ultimate Software V2, you can also customize it extensively.

8bitDo Ultimate Mobile Controller

• 8Bitdo Ultimate Mobile Gaming Controller (Black) -- $22 ($50)
• 8Bitdo Ultimate Mobile Gaming Controller (White) -- $34 ($50)

If you use a tablet to play games, you can also save a few bucks on Razer's new line of Kishi controllers. The Kishi V3 Pro XL is for users who run with larger tablets, as it can fit 11- and 13-inch iPad Pro and Air models inside its frame, and it has several high-end components in its construction.

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Acer Nitro 27" IPS 144Hz Gaming Monitor

$99 ($180)

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Samsung Odyssey 25" IPS 240Hz Gaming Monitor

$169 (was $280)

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A great PC gaming setup allows for more than one display to linked in, and if you've been looking for a second screen that won't break the bank, then you can get a 27-inch monitor right now for just $99. Normally priced at $180, the Acer Nitro VG270 is a low-budget but reliable display that's on sale at Walmart. The retail chain is looking to match Amazon's Big Deals Days with its own sales event, as it offers deals on PC hardware and much more.

Acer Nitro 27" IPS 144Hz Gaming Monitor $99 ($180)

The Acer Nitro VG270 offers a 144Hz refresh rate, AMD FreeSync, and a full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution. This makes it ideal for a starter PC or as a second screen, as the fast 1ms response time and refresh rate alongside AMD FreeSync means that you won't have to worry about input lag or screen tearing. Essentially, this display is worth considering if you want to keep an extra display hooked up for various tasks, or if you're looking to buy a PC that will become the household Fortnite machine for younger members of the family.

One other worth mentioning here is the physical setup of the monitor, as Acer's ZeroFrame design allows for an almost seamless view. At this price, it might be worth picking up two of these to get a multi-monitor setup that looks aesthetically pleasing.

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Walmart's other budget option is the Samsung Odyssey gaming monitor. This model is more expensive--and slightly smaller at 25 inches--but it does have an impressive array of specs. The 1920 x 1080p screen features a 240Hz refresh rate and a 1ms response time. Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync compatibility, and an ultrawide 21:9 form factor. The screen also has a futuristic design with its bevels, and the included stand can be adjusted to meet your preferred viewing angle.

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This is just the tip of the Walmart iceberg, as there are hundreds of other deals on a variety of goods right now from the company. We've gathered together Walmart's top 100 tech deals, and you can also check out specials on laptops, TVs, toys, and much more.

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Square Enix recently announced that Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade will be coming to Switch 2 and Xbox--and with it, new "streamlined progression features." These are essentially cheats that let players skip the grind and finish the game much more quickly. The idea is to make the experience smoother and more accessible, especially for people playing it for the first time.

The decision to add these features came directly from game director Naoki Hamaguchi. In an interview with (and translated by) Automaton, he explained that he pushed hard for their inclusion. His reasoning? He believes players should have the freedom to enjoy games however they want, whether that's taking their time or speeding through the story.

"Naturally, when we announce features like these, we get responses like, 'This is sacrilegious!'" Hamaguchi said. "Even within the dev team, there are people who feel that way. But unless someone takes the initiative, it doesn't happen."

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Transformers Optimus Prime Converting RC Radio Control Vehicle

$20 (was $51)

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Making a Transformer toy switch from its robot mode to vehicle mode normally takes a little elbow grease--and is part of the charm--but this cute remote control radio control version of Optimus Prime will do all that for you. Even better, it's on sale at Walmart right now for $20 (was $51) as the brand takes on Amazon Prime Big Deal Days, making this an ideal gift for younger fans of Transformers.

Transformers Optimus Prime Converting RC Radio Control Vehicle $20 (was $51)

Inspired by the Autobot leader's iconic Generation One design, this remote control car converts from a truck to robot and back with the push of a button, and batteries are included. Robot mode captures the boxy appeal of Optimus from his early appearances and toys, while the vehicle mode is the spitting image of his transformation. Once transformed, Optimus can actually walk forward thanks to the motors in his legs, or drive forward in his truck form. The toy also includes lights and sound effects, with several soundbites sourced from the Transformers animated movie.

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This is just one of many deals you can find at Walmart right now. Also available in the digital toy aisle are $13 plushies of sleepy Pikachu and Teddiursa Pokemon, and if you're looking for Lego, you can get sets like the Sanderson's Sisters Cottage for $180 (was $230).

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin deals at Amazon

Explore the Ronin-verse with these graphic novels

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The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic book franchise has several memorable storylines over the years, but in the modern era, The Last Ronin has been the defining tale of the franchise. For Amazon Big Deals Days, the popular graphic novel is on sale, along with several spin-offs. Normally $30, you can get it for $12.74 right now.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin $12.74 (was $30)

Set in a dark future, The Last Ronin tells the story of a lone Ninja Turtle who lives in a version of New York City that has buckled under the weight of totalitarianism. Ruled by Oroku Hiroto, grandson of the Shredder, The Last Ronin is the "final" adventure of the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles from an alternate timeline, but not the end of their legend. This graphic novel is a hardcover release that collects all five issues from the mini-series, and it features incredible art from illustrators like Esau & Isaac Escorza and Ben Bishop.

See at Amazon Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin 2 - Re-Evolution $18.61 (was $35)

The Last Ronin was massively popular, and it wasn't long before a sequel series was published under the title of The Last Ronin 2: Re-Evolution. This mini-series followed a new generation of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles who rise up to save New York from warring gangs in this oversized hardcover edition. The original creative team was reunited for this series, and this collected edition was released earlier this year.

See at Amazon Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin - Lost Years $15.27 (was $30)

To complete the set, you can explore the Ronin-verse with a prequel to the original mini-series. The Last Ronin: Lost Years reveals secrets about the final fated battles of the TMNT, what the titular Last Ronin Ninja Turtle experienced during his vengeful journey, and how his successors were raised by Casey Marie Jones, daughter of New York's infamous sports equipment-wielding vigilante Casey Jones.

See at Amazon Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin Box Set $88.32 (was $95) | Releases November 25

Collectors can also preorder Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin Box Set ahead of its release on November 25. This bundle will include all the graphic novels listed above as hardcover editions and packaged inside of a slipcase cover that features new art. Admittedly, this is the most expensive option on this list as the individual hardcovers are substantially cheaper when purchased separately and are available right now. The box set is currently priced at $88.32 (was $95), while the hardcovers listed above will cost you $46.62, if you don't mind skipping the slipcase cover.

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Amazon's Buy Two, Get One Free deal is also live, so you can stock up on even more TMNT graphic novels. Several of the collected editions from IDW's run of the series are available, and crossovers with Stranger Things, Batman, and Naruto can also be snapped up here. As a reminder, you don't just need to pick graphic novels for this promotion to kick in, as you can choose from other eligible items on the list across various departments like Blu-rays and toys. Simply add three of these items to your cart, and the price of the lowest-value purchase will be removed.

• Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures -- $22
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures Compendium Vol. 1 -- $84.58 ($100)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: IDW Sourcebook -- $34.83 ($60)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Mirage Years -- $38.61 ($60)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles x Naruto -- $15.80 ($17)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles x Stranger Things -- $12 ($20)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Ultimate Collection Vol. 1 -- $17 ($30)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The IDW Collection Vol. 1 -- $18.84 ($40)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The IDW Collection Vol. 2 -- $23.39 ($40)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The IDW Collection Vol. 3 -- $28.60 ($40)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The IDW Collection Vol. 6 -- $35.53 ($60)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The IDW Collection Vol. 9 -- $33 ($60)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The IDW Collection Vol. 10 -- $49.29 ($60)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The IDW Collection Vol. 11 -- $35 ($60)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The IDW Collection Vol. 12 -- $34 ($60)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The IDW Collection Vol. 14 -- $33.20 ($60)

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Fans of classic TMNT classic TMNT can also check out two big deals at Amazon during its Prime Day event. The first one is for an Amazon-exclusive Technodrome vehicle playset that you won't have to travel to Dimension X to get your hands on.

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Netflix has released a new trailer for The Witcher Season 4, showing more of Liam Hemsworth in the role of Geralt, a part he took over from Henry Cavill.

In The Witcher Season 4, Geralt, Yennefer (Anya Chalotra), and Ciri (Freya Allan) have embarked on diverging paths. "They stumble on unexpected allies eager to join their journeys. And if they can accept these found families, they just might have a chance at reuniting for good," reads a line from the show's description.

The Witcher Season 4 debuts October 30 on Netflix. There are eight episodes in Season 2, and each is about 50 minutes long. The show's creator, showrunner, and executive producer is Lauren Schmidt Hissrich, who returns in those roles from the past three seasons.

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While Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is adding wall-jumping to players' repertoire of advanced movement options, developer Treyarch isn't taking a page from its 2015 futuristic title Black Ops 3 by incorporating wall-running or Thrust Jumps for one simple reason: It's too early for that.

Speaking to GamesRadar, Treyarch associate creative director Miles Leslie reiterated that Black Ops 7, which takes place in the year 2035, is more of a direct follow-up to 2012's Black Ops 2, which took place in the then-far-fetched future of 2025.

"Since we knew we were going back into that timeline, Black Ops 2 really gave us a foundation for the technology available," Leslie said. Meanwhile, Black Ops 3 takes place further into the future in the year 2065, giving Treyarch some canonical limitations on where to take its Omnimovement systems. In other words, wall-running just isn't possible in the time Black Ops 7 takes place in.

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The Lord of the Rings Deluxe Illustrated Box Set

$108.30 (was $325)

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We saw a bunch of stellar deals on J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth novels and stories in the lead-up to Prime Big Deal Days, but Amazon fittingly saved the biggest discount for the big day (well, the first of two big days). The Lord of the Rings Deluxe Illustrated Box Set is on sale for only $108.30 at Amazon and Walmart. That's a $216.70 discount from the lavish box set's $325 launch price last October. Amazon's deal is exclusive to Prime members , but Walmart is matching the offer--no membership required. The $108.30 price is over $20 cheaper than the previous all-time low price of $132.

The Deluxe Illustrated Box Set is an absolutely stunning three-volume edition of LOTR's Centenary Edition illustrated by Alan Lee. As someone who personally owns this edition of The Lord of the Rings--sadly, I paid considerably more for my copy--I think all big Tolkien fans would love to have this in their collection. So if you have a Lord of the Rings fan on your shopping list, the Deluxe Illustrated Box Set would make for a wonderful gift this holiday.

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The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD (Nintendo Switch)

$40 (was $60)

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If you're looking for an epic adventure to get you through the cold months ahead, The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD on Switch fits the bill. While it's not as sweeping in scale as Tears of the Kingdom or Breath of the Wild, it'll still take a solid 40 hours to complete (and much longer if you want to unlock all its secrets). Best of all, the hit game is down to just $40 (was $60) for Prime Big Deal Days. This is by far the lowest price of the year, and it's close to its lowest price ever (the game hit $38.50 way back in 2023). Quantities are limited--at the time of writing, 24% had already been claimed.

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD (Nintendo Switch) $40 (was $60)

Skyward Sword was originally released for the Nintendo Wii in 2011. A decade later, it would be re-released on Nintendo Switch as Skyward Sword HD. Benefiting from updated graphics, simplified controls, an autosave feature, and a streamlined introduction sequence, it's arguably the best way to experience the iconic adventure. This deal is for a physical copy of the Switch game, but the offer won't stick around forever. We're expecting it to disappear at the end of Big Deal Days, though quantities are limited, and it very well looks like it'll sell out sooner. Note that Skyward Sword HD will run on both Switch and Switch 2.

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Our Skyward Sword HD review awarded the game a 7/10, thanks to its clever dungeons, excellent story, and heaps of quality of life improvements that make it more enjoyable than its predecessor.

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Netflix has announced its latest project, and it's an unscripted competition TV show based on the popular Hasbro board game Clue.

In its announcement, Netflix said contestants will play roles like Colonel Mustard, Miss Scarlett, and Professor Plum as they face "physical and mental challenges." Like the board game, the goal of the reality competition series is to collect clues and try to figure out who is behind a crime.

Clue — the world’s most famous mystery board game — is coming to life as an unscripted Netflix competition series.

Viewers will encounter familiar suspects like Colonel Mustard, Miss Scarlett, and Professor Plum as contestants face physical and mental challenges to collect… pic.twitter.com/UVvP3ZP6rQ

— Netflix (@netflix) October 7, 2025

This is not the first adaptation of the board game, as writer John Landis wrote the 1985 movie Clue starring Tim Curry, Christopher Lloyd, Michael McKean, Martin Mull, Lesley Ann Warren, Madeline Kahn, and Eileen Brennan. The film only made $14 million at the box office but found more success on home video. The film had three different endings, and different theaters got different endings; the home video release included all three.

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