Raidou Remastered Physical Edition Deals

$40 (was $50) for Switch 2, Switch, PS5

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Raidou Remastered is on sale for the first time for console since its June 19 launch. Over at Amazon, the Nintendo Switch 2, Switch, and PS5 physical editions are discounted to $40 (was $50). GameStop also has these deals as well as the Xbox Series X edition for $40, but you can't get free shipping at GameStop unless you spend $79.

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Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

$39 (was $60) | All-time low

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Mario & Luigi: Brothership

$39 (was $60) | All-time low

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Walmart is randomly celebrating Super Mario by offering a bunch of Nintendo Switch games starring the Nintendo mascot for $39. The catalog of deals features platformers like Super Mario Odyssey, role-playing games such as Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, and sports titles like Mario Golf: Super Rush. It's unclear when these Nintendo Switch game deals end, so check them out while you can. The deals on Paper Mario and Mario & Luigi: Brothership, both of which launched last year, are new all-time low prices.

Nintendo Switch Mario Game Deals at Walmart

All of the $39 games listed below are physical editions. Walmart also has the digital version of Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury for $40. We also included deals on physical editions of Super Mario RPG and Super Mario Bros. Wonder.

• Role-playing:
  • Mario & Luigi: Brothership -- $39 ($60)
  • Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door -- $39 ($60)
  • Super Mario RPG -- $37 ($60)
• Platformers:
  • Super Mario Odyssey -- $39 ($60)
  • Super Mario Maker 2 -- $39 ($60)
  • New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe -- $39 ($60)
  • Yoshi's Crafted World -- $39 ($60)
  • Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury (Digital) -- $40 ($60)
  • Super Mario Bros. Wonder -- $48 ($60)
• Sports:
  • Mario Golf: Super Rush -- $39 ($60)
  • Mario Tennis Aces -- $39 ($60)

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

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Join the cutest adventure in the Greece, full of cats! Explore the charming hand-drawn artwork of themed locations as you embark on a quest to find 100 adorable cats hidden throughout the game. Test your attention and observation skills in this cozy and delightful hidden object game. Each cat is more charming than the last, and every discovery brings a smile to your face. Can you find them all?

Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4: Shock N' Awesome has added a number of new features, characters, and quirks to the long-running game. But perhaps one of the most disruptive additions is the Springleg medallion, which brings some wild mobility to Fortnite. In the clip below, one player uses that medallion to leap around another player as if he was a cartoon character.

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The clip was shared online by a Reddit user going by jhhxft, who compared the other player to Bugs Bunny. Meanwhile, YouTube user JoeyPorsche shared a video of the Springleg and Surge medallions used in conjunction with each other.

It's unclear how these mobility options will be received by regulars, or if Epic Games will feel the need to tweak the abilities of the Springleg medallion in the future.

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It's a day ending with "y," so you know what that means: more Call of Duty datamines and leaks. This time around, the community has found that preordering Black Ops 7 will resurrect Reznov, a classic villain from the series' past--in the form of an operator skin, at least.

CharlieIntel, a page well-known for publishing details on the Call of Duty games, shared a pair of posts sourced from Twitter users HeyImAlaix and Reality that seemed to corroborate the news. According to the posts, players who preorder Black Ops 7 will immediately unlock the SOG Reznov skin for use in Black Ops 6 and Warzone's latest season.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 preorder bonus will be Reznov Operator, with 3 different skins, found in the Black Ops 6 game files
(via @HeyImAlaix) pic.twitter.com/XOI0SfSCDz

— CharlieIntel (@charlieINTEL) August 7, 2025

Reznov Challenge Pack pic.twitter.com/CxcX4x7Cmj

— Reality (@realityuk) August 7, 2025

Additionally, there are a pair of variants skins--Stalingrad Reznov and Memory Reznov--which will seemingly be available via a challenge pack that will also be granted to players who lock in a preorder. It is unclear if these skins or challenges will be made available to players by any other means. The skins appear to reference appearances of Viktor Reznov in previous games: Stalingrad Reznov seems to be a callback to Reznov's first appearance in 2008's Call of Duty: World at War, while Memory Reznov would reference his role in 2010's Call of Duty: Black Ops.

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Roblox is secretly the most popular game around. This May, the Roblox game "Grow a Garden" surpassed seven million concurrent users--but Roblox itself has been hugely popular, especially with kids, for years. Case in point: YouTube revealed today that Roblox-related videos have surpassed 1 trillion views. Trillion.

To celebrate the momentous number, YouTube has launched a Roblox Museum within Roblox, which the company describes as "a virtual space where anyone can go to visit over 100 special relics, each representing a key creator moment from over the years." YouTube and Roblox debuted within a year of each other, YouTube notes, and so Roblox videos have been a part of YouTube for almost its entire lifetime. If you don't play Roblox but want to check out the museum, YouTube released a preview hosted by Roblox content creators Lanaslifeee and MeEnyu.

For those who want to check out the museum for themselves, you can also hop directly to the museum's landing page on Roblox. The museum also features a scavenger hunt that will reward you with an exclusive in-game item.

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The Sims Board Game

$20 | Releases August 15

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The Sims is one of gaming's biggest cross-over hits, appealing to a wide audience of fans of all ages and demographics. Soon, the series will be playable in a whole new way with the official The Sims Board Game, which adapts the life management gameplay of the video games into a replayable tabletop experience for 2-5 players. The game technically launches for $20 on August 15--though Target is already shipping orders, so there's a chance you could get it early if you grab it there. Preorder are also open at Amazon, and orders will start shipping next week. $20 is much cheaper than we usually see for similar board games based on other board games. Given the popularity of The Sims, we expect this will be very popular and could sell out, so be sure to grab a copy while you can.

The Sims Board Game $20 | Releases August 15

While The Sims Board Game is not a one-to-one adaptation, fans will recognize the game's familiar visuals and life-sim-style gameplay. The board game is designed for 2-5 players, each of whom takes on a personality and goal to achieve. Players then explore a gameboard that looks like an iconic The Sims neighborhood, draw cards representing various life events they must respond to, and collect "SIMbols," with the goal being to be the first to collect enough SIMbols that match their specific life goal.

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The Sims Board Game is just one of the latest video games to get a tabletop adaptation. Board games based on video games have become quite popular in recent years, and you can find everything from crunchy, rules-heavy adventure games, RPGs, and skirmish wargames, to easy-to-play card games and family-friendly board games based on a long list of video game properties at Amazon.

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Earlier this summer, Hideo Kojima released his latest game, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach. While Kojima is already working on his next title, fans shouldn't get their hopes up about his new stealth-action game Physint arriving anytime soon. According to Kojima himself, most of the work on Physint hasn't exited the earliest stage of development.

Kojima told IndieWire that he is "starting to work with the team on OD, because that's a new project." He then added that he is "doing Physint all by myself because that's at the conceptual stage."

Physint was first announced during the January 2024 State of Play broadcast, and it was described as using "cutting-edge" technology to create a hybrid game and movie experience. Kojima subsequently revealed that the origin of the game came from players' desire to revisit the stealth-action-espionage genre that he helped create in the Metal Gear Solid franchise.

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