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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Get hyped for the legendary franchise to return with Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4. Everything you loved is back, but revamped with more skaters, new parks, gnarlier tricks, eardrum shattering music, plus a whole lot more. Alert the neighborhood watch and grab your skate buddies because the shred’s not dead. It’s back and better than ever.

Accordion Solitaire is a more difficult, more strategic variation of solitaire. Starting with a shuffled deck, you will draw cards and make decisions about how to stack them based on matching ranks and suits. But there are strict rules about when cards can be stacked. The goal of the game is to begin with one deck of cards, and end up with one stack of cards. It will be trickier than you might think!

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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