You are a demon in the Underworld, made out of glass and pain. The Devil has given you a skateboard with a simple deal: Skate to the Moon and swallow it - and you shall be freed. Ollie, kickflip, and grind your way through the ash and smoke of The Emptylands as you take on a seemingly impossible quest. Learn to master your weight and motion to conquer the weeping concrete. Savour the ritualistic beauty as you set your feet to pop a perfect kickflip. Skate fast to destroy vicious demons, help a forgetful frog, and save other tortured souls on your journey from fragile beginner to a hardened skater. Push through hell and discover The Devil’s greatest weakness: humility, perseverance, and a disgustingly sweet backside tailslide.

Bump into enemies to automatically attack -- no attack button needed! This fast-paced and athletic combat experience is easy to pick up, but difficult to master. Intense boss fights will test your skills! Explore the nonlinear overworld however you'd like. Challenging, ancient dungeons sit near quiet forests, each filled with outrageous hazards, charming creatures, and unholy abominations. Hunt down the greatest Sinners plaguing the esoteric land of Era. Within an intertwined history of Angels, Humans, and Fae, seek the truth of Angeline Era!

Evangelion: 1.11 You Are (Not) Alone | Blu-ray

$20 (was $30)

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Evangelion: 2.22 You Can (Not) Advance | Blu-ray

$24 (was $30)

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Evangelion: 3.33 You Can (Not) Redo | DVD

$19.49 (was $30)

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Evangelion: 3.0+1.11 Thrice Upon a Time | Blu-ray

Standard: $14 (was $30) | Steelbook: $22.85 (was $37)

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Dozens of Blu-rays and DVDs in Shout Factory's extensive catalog are on sale for a limited time at Amazon, including the Rebuild of Evangelion saga. Evangelion: 1.11 on Blu-ray is down to only $20, its lowest price since being reissued alongside Evangelion: 2.22 ($24) in October. Both films had been out of print in the US for years. The DVD version of Evangelion: 2.22 is discounted to just $14.

Evangelion: 3.33 on DVD is on sale for $19.49 (was $30). Unfortunately, this is the only one you can't buy on Blu-ray--unless you're willing to pay a hefty premium for the out-of-print 2016 edition. the DVD edition comes with a booklet and slipcover, so it's not all bad news.

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GoChess Wizard Mini Electronic Chess (Harry Potter Edition)

$300 (was $380)

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GoChess Mini Electronic Chess

$200 (was $250)

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If you're looking for a gift for a Harry Potter fan this holiday season, check out the GoChess Wizard, a recently released smart chessboard inspired by Wizard's Chess. Officially licensed and created by Particula Tech, GoChess Wizard is one of numerous AI-enabled games featured in Particula's holiday sale this month. GoChess Wizard is proving to be quite popular, as restocks of the tournament-sized edition sell out in a flash. The more compact, travel-friendly GoChess Wizard Mini is back in stock on Particula's online store and Amazon for $300 (was $380).

The traditional edition of GoChess is also on sale for $50 off, which drops the price of GoChess Mini to $200 (was $250) at Amazon and on Particula's online store. Tournament-sized editions with premium plastic or carved wood materials are available for $250 or $300, respectively, directly from Particula.

Particula Tech's holiday sale also includes the GoCube, one of the most popular 3 x 3 smart cube puzzles, Bluetooth-enabled smart dice, and smart balance boards with over a dozen games. Take a closer look at Particula Tech's smart games below. We created a hub on Amazon where you can find many of Particula's holiday deals. Particula's online store and Amazon have most of the same offers, but we've noted price differences and availability below. The holiday sale runs through the end of the year.

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The Princess Bride (4K Blu-ray)

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The Princess Bride (Blu-ray)

$20 (was $40)

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The big Criterion Collection Blu-ray sale ends December 7, and if you haven't checked out the deals yet, then you're missing out on hundreds of excellent movies that have gotten a 50% discount. One such film is The Princess Bride, the beloved 1987 fantasy that remains popular and highly quotable. The film received a Criterion Collection release in 2023, and the 4K version is on sale for $25 (was $50). You can also pick up the standard Blu-ray version for $20 (was $40).

The Princess Bride (4K Blu-ray) $25 (was $50)

The 4K Blu-ray release of The Princess Bride is a 4K digital restoration of the film with Dolby Vision support. It also includes a 5.1 surround DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack, and for special features, it offers a legacy audio commentary track with director Rob Reiner and several more members of the cast and crew. Newer content includes a closer look at the film's screenplay and an interview with art director Richard Holland, while archival content from the older DVD and Blu-ray releases has been bundled in. Like most Criterion Collection releases, you'll get the film on a 4K Blu-ray and all the bonus materials on a standard Blu-ray disc.

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The standard Blu-ray uses the same digital transfer as the 4K release. It comes with all the same bonus features as the 4K UHD version.

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The Princess Bride: Criterion Collection Special Features

• Audio commentary from 1996 featuring director Rob Reiner, screenwriter William Goldman, producer Andrew Scheinman, and actors Billy Crystal and Peter Falk
• Edited 1987 audiobook reading of William Goldman's novel The Princess Bride by Reiner
• New program about Goldman's screenplay
• New program about Goldman's tapestry based on his novel
• Archival interviews with The Princess Bride cast and crew
• New interview with art director Richard Holland
• Programs about makeup, fencing, and fairy tales
• On-set video diary filmed and narrated by Elwes
• Five behind-the-scenes videos with commentaries from 1996 by Reiner, Scheinman, and Crystal
• The Princess Bride trailer
• An essay by author Sloane Crosley and Goldman’s introduction to his Princess Bride script

Fans of The Princess Bride can also big up a luxurious new version of the novel that the movie was adapted from. The Deluxe Edition paperback features sprayed and stenciled edges, a gold foil cover, and it's on sale for $16 (was $22).

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Later this month, Fallout will return for Season 2 on Prime Video. It's not the only Bethesda adaptation coming to Amazon's streaming service--a Wolfenstein show is coming as well--and some fans are hoping to see The Elder Scrolls game follow. Bethesda's Todd Howard--who has worked as a producer on Fallout and Elder Scrolls titles--won't rule out the possibility that it could happen. But don't expect an Elder Scrolls series anytime soon.

While speaking with Eurogamer, Howard said that he "can't rule in or rule out an Elder Scrolls thing in the future," before adding that he thought Fallout was more suitable as an adaptation because it had "more to say in its genre."

"But you never know," added Howard. "I think the impact of the show on Fallout as a franchise has been bigger than I expected, so it does make you think like, 'Hey, is there a path?' But nothing today… [and] I'm willing to say 'no' for a decade."

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