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Call Of Duty: Warzone, Release Date, Gameplay, Platforms, And Everything We Know So Far

After a handful of hints and rumours that Modern Warfare would be getting a battle royale mode, Activision has announced Call Of Duty: Warzone, a standalone battle royale game set for imminent release. Here’s everything we know about Warzone so far.

Warzone Release Date And Time

Despite a few leaks ahead of time, Warzone was intended to drop as a surprise release just like Apex Legends.

The new Call of Duty battle royale game will drop on March 10. Modern Warfare owners will get access first, at 8 AM PT, giving them a four-hour head start on the public release at 12PM PT.

Platforms Available On Release

Warzone will be releasing on the PS4, Xbox One and PC, and will support crossplay between all three platforms.

PS4 players will get an exclusive bonus “Warzone Combat Pack” from the PlayStation Store. Get more details on Warzone’s PS4 exclusive here.

PS4 players also have the advantage of not requiring a PlayStation Plus account to play Warzone’s battle royale.

There is no word yet on whether Warzone will eventually be released for the Nintendo Switch, or if it’ll get a mobile version like other popular battle royale games.

Warzone Will Be A Big Download

With no preloading, you’ll be able to start downloading Warzone at the times listed above.

Again, Modern Warfare owners will get more of a head start, only having to download a 15-22 GB update depending on the platform. Warzone will be unlocked in the game menu where “Classified” is currently displayed.

Those who are downloading the game from scratch can expect a hefty 83 to 101 GB file size to download.

Modern Warfare has been discounted since the Warzone announcement, you can pick it up for $45 on consoles or $55 on PC if you want to get a head start.

What To Expect From The Gameplay

Warzone’s battle royale looks to play out similarly to other games in the genre. Players will work in squads of three on an expansive map, aiming to be the last survivors as a circle of lethal gas is used to shrink the battlefield. You can see what a full game looks like here.

While the battle royale mode is the most hyped part of Warzone, the Call of Duty spinoff will include a second game mode called ‘Plunder’. The aim of Plunder is to collect the most cash, through looting, stealing and completing objectives.

Warzone’s New Map

Both game modes will take place on a large map called Verdansk, featuring mountains, an ocean or lake shore, a stadium, a lumber yard, an airport, and even a graveyard. Like other popular battle royale games, the play area will shrink as the game progresses. You can check out more of Verdansk in these screenshots.

What Happens When You Die

If you’re taken out in Warzone, the game gives you a few different ways to get back in the action. Upon dying, players will be taken to The Gulag, where one on one gladiatorial style matches will let players fight their way back into the game. Even if you fail in The Gulag, your teammates can bring you back with in-game currency.

What Happens When You Win

The message that displays when you and your team win a match (even if you died along the way) is very on brand for Call of Duty. Check here to see what it says, or you can leave it a surprise for your first win.

With Call Of Duty: Warzone releasing soon we’ll have plenty of updates on how the game works, and some of the details that are yet to be revealed by Activision. Check back to make sure you’re up to speed with all things Warzone.

Now Playing: Call of Duty: Warzone – Official Gameplay Reveal Trailer

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Global Box Office Takes Another Heavy Hit As Cinemas Close In Italy

As the COVID-19 (coronavirus) continues to spread, and people in many parts of the world are encouraged to stay home, certain business sectors–including the movie industry–have been hit hard. Italy, which has gone into quarantine and has the second highest death toll from the virus (after China), has posted its lowest box-office weekend results in some time, as cinemas go into lockdown.

According to Deadline, Italy–the tenth biggest box office market globally–tracked just $504,000 in ticket sales over the weekend of March 6-8, down 94% compared to a year prior.

Of course, the cost to the global cinema is nothing compared to the loss of human life–hopefully we’ll see a drop in infection rates soon. Number one at the box office was the Italian film Hidden Away, a biopic about the painter Antonio Ligabue, which dropped 79% for a $132,960 take. Disney pushed back the originally planned release of Pixar’s Onward, which topped the US box office that same weekend.

In 2019, the Italian box office brought in $709.4M–the total is essentially guaranteed to be lower in 2020.

The total global box office impact of the coronavirus is expected to add up to $5 billion, as multiple movies are delayed in China and moviegoers are more reticent to head to the cinema. We’ve seen incidents like the delay of the Sonic movie in China and Japan, and, perhaps most significantly, a delay of the global release date for the new James Bond film, No Time to Die. The film, which was due to release in April, will now premiere in November 2020.

The coronavirus has disrupted festivals, events, and more worldwide–here’s our list showing the impact of the virus on the world of entertainment.

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Watch A Full Call Of Duty Warzone Battle Royale Match

Call of Duty’s new free-to-play Warzone battle royale mode is coming very soon, as it’s scheduled to arrive on Wednesday, March 10, across PS4, Xbox One, and PC. While you have to wait a little while longer to play the game, a series of gameplay videos of it have emerged online.

YouTuber Drift0r and the PlayStation Access YouTube channel are among those who were invited to play the game early, and they’ve posted full-match gameplay videos. These videos contain a huge number of previously unannounced details about Warzone, so they are well worth watching in full for players who want to know everything there is to know about the mode.

Everyone who already owns Modern Warfare will see Warzone pop up from the main menu, next to standard multiplayer, co-op, and campaign. Warzone is also available to everyone as a free-to-play standalone game that you can download from the PlayStation and Xbox stores, in addition to PC.

Warzone launches first for people who own Modern Warfare, while free-to-play users will have to wait four extra hours to begin playing. The Warzone battle royale mode supports up to 150 players, which is larger than the maximum player counts for Fortnite, Apex Legends, and PUBG.

In addition to battle royale, Warzone features a second mode, Plunder, which is basically a race to collect the most cash by looting, stealing it from other players, and completing mid-match objectives.

Both of Warzone’s modes take place across the same map, Verdansk, which Activision describes as “an expansive city with multiple named zones and well over 300 points of interest.” You’ll be able to find five different vehicle types across the map, including ATVs, cargo trucks, and helicopters. You can read more details about Warzone on the official Call of Duty website.

Now Playing: Call of Duty: Warzone – Official Gameplay Reveal Trailer

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Total War: Warhammer 2 Will Now Test Huge Changes In The Proving Grounds Beta

Total War: Warhammer II released in 2017, but work continues on it. In a new post on the Total War website, a new mode has been announced for the game–a test server that will let the developers test some potential changes to the game. This new mode is called Proving Grounds, an “experimental beta” for testing balance changes.

The post admits that keeping balance across patches, as the game introduces new units, races, and mechanics, has “become an absolute hell-pit abomination.” Because of this, they wanted to create the Proving Grounds to test balance changes without testing them in the live game. “There’ll be some extreme changes, designed to push the limits of our balance understanding, and maybe we’ll find some that players enjoy enough for us to implement in the main game,” the post reads. “This beta will run for a limited time, while it continues to generate useful feedback.”

“To be crystal clear,” the post clarifies, “we can’t guarantee that ANY of the changes in the Proving Grounds will make it into the main game.”

To join the Proving Grounds beta, you need to right-click on the game in your Steam library, click Properties, go into the Betas tab, and select the warhammerii_1.8.4 build. Your build will update, and you can opt out of the beta at any time. It will impact any campaigns you’re currently in the middle of, so it’s worth trying to wrap them up before joining the beta. So if you only bought the game recently after hearing about how much Henry Cavill loves it, you might want to hold off.

Here are the full notes for Proving Grounds, including goals for the project and the changes introduced in the current beta build.

PROVING GROUNDS

GOALS

  • Experiment with different difficulty settings, including game pace modifications
  • Adjust game pace to align with shorter end-turn times
  • BUT retain a game pace that allows for frequent activity like recruitment, construction or combat every turn
  • Increase impact in recruitment and construction decisions
  • Reduce the economy scaling into the later stages of the game
  • Add meaningful and stronger money sinks
  • Keep campaign AI competitive
  • Create an environment to possibly remove supply lines
  • Reduce the strength of swift expansion
  • Streamline factional differences in economy and more clearly define faction uniqueness
  • Return public order to be generally more meaningful
  • Return growth to be generally more meaningful
  • Push late-game units later into the game naturally for both AI and player
  • Aim for more varied playthroughs and different late-game challenges emerging naturally
  • Avoid hard restrictions

DIFFICULTY RESTRUCTURE CHANGES

  • Experimental difficulty changes affecting not only challenge but also game speed
  • Naming and function change for difficulty levels (please note these are not localised – they will only show up in English game versions)
    • Easy difficulty becomes New to Total War
    • Normal difficulty becomes Fast: A faster-paced Total War with cheaper recruitment and construction
    • Hard difficulty becomes Standard: A slower-paced Total War with more expensive recruitment and construction
    • Very Hard difficulty becomes Veteran: A slower-paced Total War with more expensive recruitment and construction and increased AI buffs
    • Legendary difficulty remains Legendary: A slower-paced Total War with more expensive recruitment and construction, increased AI buffs, no quick save, and battle realism
  • Battle difficulty remains the same (even though the names changed)
  • Reduced public order penalties for player at lower difficulty levels
  • Reduced public order penalties based on ‘hostile’ corruption at lower difficulty levels
  • Adjusted recruitment, construction and other bonuses for AI and player based on difficulty
  • Modified starting treasury on lower difficulties
  • Increased background income for all major factions (including player) on lower difficulties
  • Reduced background income for all minor factions on lower difficulties
  • AI Lords get additional experience based on difficulty

GENERAL CHANGES

  • Removed supply lines (additional upkeep for all armies the more armies the player has)
  • Removed building conversion on occupation (automatic conversion of buildings of a different race)
  • Income streamlined and adjusted:
    • Added and adjusted resource buildings for all races to grant money
    • Adjusted direct income from buildings for all races
    • Reduced economy scaling in later stages of the game
  • Growth re-balance:
    • Removed increasing Growth on main settlement chain
    • Reduced and adjusted growth on growth buildings
  • Public Order re-balance:
    • Removed Public Order on main settlement chain
    • Adjusted Public Order on buildings
  • Building cost adjustments:
    • Low Level buildings are cheaper (Green building category)
    • High level buildings and main settlement chains more expensive
    • Exception: Greenskins construction cost reduced
  • Unit recruitment cost doubled
  • Upkeep of Lords and Heroes adjusted to match their strength and their mount option
  • Slave economy re-balance (grows quicker, drops faster):
    • Dark Elves slave capacity on settlements reduced
    • Dark Elves slave Public order penalty reduced
    • Adjusted direct income from slaves
    • Removed most slave percentage modifiers
    • Reduced slave decline reduction effects
  • Chaos and Beastmen unit upkeep reduced
  • Lizardmen Slann building only available in major settlement
  • Post battle loot reduced
  • Sacking income reduced
  • Trade commodity value halved
  • Base Rogue army spawn rate reduced
  • Clan Angrund (Belegar) initial upkeep penalty reduced
  • Nakai start setup adjusted

CAMPAIGN AI CHANGES

  • Building adjustments to accommodate the above changes
  • Malus AI will confederate less quickly and stay independent
  • Offer to join war will not happen as often
  • AI doesn’t remember diplomatic events as long as it used to
  • Reduced Greenskins’ over-aggressiveness
  • Vampires now more aggressive
  • General diplomatic hostility towards Greenskins reduced
  • Skaven AI unit recruitment improved
  • AI further-reduced focus on bad climate regions
  • Some AI factions focus more on their home territory (Dwarfs/mountains, Empire/Empire provinces, High Elves/Ulthuan)

AUTO-RESOLVER

  • Autoresolver bonus against non-playable factions increased for Greenskins, Dark Elves, Skaven and Vampires
  • The autoresolver subsystem ensuring unit losses has been disabled (units are now generally less likely to be killed in auto-resolved battles)

CAMPAIGN DIFFICULTY LEVELS IN DETAIL

  • Starter: The entry level Total War
    • Player:
      • Public Order +2
      • Public Order Corruption penalty -50%
      • Upkeep -20%
      • Recruitment cost -40%
      • Construction cost -40%
      • Additional Lord Replenishment 30%
    • AI:
      • Growth 0
      • Replenishment 2%
      • Additional Lord Replenishment 5%
      • Recruitment cost -20%
      • Construction cost -20%
      • Global Recruitment 2
      • Local Recruitment 2
      • Hero success chance -10%
  • Fast: A faster-paced Total War
    • Player:
      • Public Order Corruption penalty -25%
      • Recruitment cost -25%
      • Construction cost -25%
      • Additional Lord Replenishment 20%
    • AI:
      • Growth 20
      • Replenishment 5%
      • Additional Lord Replenishment 10%
      • Recruitment cost -50%
      • Construction cost -50%
      • Global Recruitment 3
      • Local Recruitment 3
      • Lord XP gain 25
  • Standard: A slower-paced Total War
    • Player:
      • Additional Lord Replenishment 5%
    • AI:
      • Growth 20
      • Replenishment 5%
      • Additional Lord Replenishment 10%
      • Recruitment cost -40%
      • Construction cost -40%
      • Global Recruitment 3
      • Local Recruitment 3
      • Unit XP gain 100
      • Lord XP gain 25
  • Veteran: A slower-paced Total War with more AI buffs
    • Player:
      • Upkeep +10%
      • Additional Lord Replenishment 5%
    • AI:
      • Growth 50
      • Replenishment 10%
      • Additional Lord Replenishment 20%
      • Recruitment cost -80%
      • Construction cost -80%
      • Global Recruitment 5
      • Local Recruitment 3
      • Unit XP gain 200
      • Lord XP gain 50
  • Legendary: A slower-paced Total War with more AI buffs, save/load restrictions, and battle realism
    • Player:
      • Upkeep +10%
      • Additional Lord Replenishment 5%
    • AI:
      • Growth 50
      • Replenishment 10%
      • Additional Lord Replenishment 20%
      • Recruitment cost -80%
      • Construction cost -80%
      • Global Recruitment 5
      • Local Recruitment 3
      • Unit XP gain 400
      • Lord XP gain 50

CAVEATS AND POTENTIAL PROBLEMS

  • May contain setup errors, general copy-paste errors or missed content
  • Battle difficulty remains unchanged even though campaign difficulty has changed
  • Difficulty naming change not localised and will not affect achievements
  • Scripted Armies and Quest battle balance not updated
  • Low-quality army spam is a potential side-effect
  • Dark Elf slave economy may be too erratic
  • Tomb King performance unknown, as they remained largely untouched

Total War: Warhammer II received a 9/10 in GameSpot’s review, and reviewer Daniel Starkey praised it as “one of the most intriguing and exciting strategy games ever.”

Now Playing: Total War: Warhammer 2 Video Review

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Stranger Things Season 4 Makes A Change To Where The Show Is Filmed

Netflix’s hit sci-fi show Stranger Things is changing things up for Season 4 as it relates to filming. The streaming network confirmed to Deadline that a “significant portion” of Season 4 will be filmed in New Mexico. This is notable because the three previous seasons were shot exclusively in Atlanta, Georgia.

“Season 4 is bigger, bolder and more intricate than ever,” Netflix executive Momita SenGupta said. “So this is the first time the show will be traveling beyond Atlanta.”

Stranger Things Season 4 will be filmed at Netflix’s new Albuquerque Studios, which it acquired in 2018. At the time, Netflix said it would spend $1 billion on local production efforts there by 2028, so it makes sense that Netflix would want to film one of its flagship shows there.

SenGupta teased that the new Netflix facilities “lent themselves to the story” for Season 4, but no other details were provided.

In addition to New Mexico, some of Season 4 was filmed in Vilnius, Lithuania. The makers of the show have stressed numerous times that this season will move the story beyond the town of Hawkins. In December, a cryptic tweet, proclaimed that “we’re not in Hawkins anymore.” And in an interview last year, co-creator Matt Duffer stated, “I think the biggest thing that’s going to happen is it’s going to open up a little bit, not necessarily in terms of scale, in terms of special effects, but open up in terms of allowing plotlines into areas outside of Hawkins.”

For more, check out GameSpot’s guide to the biggest upcoming shows of 2020.

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Disney Canceled A Tron TV Show From Oscar-Winner John Ridley

A big new story from The Hollywood Reporter contains fascinating insight into Disney’s new streaming service, Disney+, including some of its growing pains. One of the revelations from the story is that Disney was said to be working on a Tron TV series from Oscar-winning writer John Ridley (12 Years A Slave, Three Kings, American Crime) before it was eventually scuttled.

The Tron series was never announced, so this is the first time we’re hearing about it. The report goes on to state that Ridley was working on the series as part of his deal with ABC Studios, which is owned by Disney. The show was never greenlit, so it wasn’t as if Disney canceled an in-development project. It is not uncommon for TV projects to be shut down before they even start, for a variety of reasons.

According to THR, Disney currently has more than 50 scripted shows and 50 unscripted programs in the works. The plan is to release about 35 original shows during Disney+’s first year, the report said.

As for shows that Disney has officially canceled, these include the scripted comedy Muppets Live Another Day and Book of Enchantment. Additionally, two other shows–High Fidelity and Love, Simon–moved from Disney+ to Hulu as part of a shake-up.

Additionally, production on the Lizzie McGuire show stopped in January when creator Terri Minsky left due to creative differences regarding the show’s more adult tone. The report cites sources saying there are some that believe Disney+ is struggling to find and define its identity.

The full story is a great read and well worth your time. Go read it here.

The Tron franchise has been on the bench for some time now. Tron: Legacy, starring Jeff Bridges, Olivia Wilde, and Martin Sheen, came to theatres in 2010, and this was followed up by 2012’s animated series Tron: Uprising.

SlashFilm reported last year that the Tron show was scheduled to be announced at the D23 Expo in 2019 but Disney decided to scrap those plans just days before the event. Ridley is said to have spent “several months” working on the show before it fell apart.

In 2015, Ridley was announced as the writer for a new Marvel show to air on ABC, but the status of this project is currently unknown.

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Re:ZERO Season 2 Has Been Postponed Due To Coronavirus

The ongoing coronavirus outbreak has disrupted industries and supply chains around the world, with anime being the latest to take a hit. The second season of Re:ZERO – Starting Life in Another World was scheduled to premiere in April, but has now been delayed to July 2020, Crunchyroll reports.

While Japan is dealing with its own outbreak of coronavirus, anime production is likely to be further affected by major outbreaks in China and South Korea, where a lot of animation outsourcing studios are located.

A new air date hasn’t been announced beyond the target of July, as mentioned on the official website, but the update says the new premiere date will be announced on Twitter when it’s been decided.

The release of Re:ZERO’s opening and ending theme CDs have also been delayed by the ongoing crisis. Scheduled for release on May 13, the opening song Realize by Konomi Suzuki will now come out on August 26, while the ending theme Memento by Nonoc will drop on September 2.

The spread of coronavirus has caused a number of big events like GDC, SXSW, and AnimeJapan to be cancelled or postponed. Even new Bond movie No Time To Die has pushed its release back as cinemas close across China and global cinema attendance drops.

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Call Of Duty: Warzone Includes PS4-Exclusive Content

Call of Duty’s newest battle royale, Warzone, is launching this week on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Those who play on PS4 are getting a special treat that no one else is getting.

PlayStation announced on its blog that PlayStation Plus subscribers will receive a free “Call of Duty: Warzone Combat Pack” from the PlayStation Store. That’s all PlayStation had to say on the matter, but the company added that more information will be available when Warzone launches.

This content, whatever it is, will be exclusive for PS4 until October 1, 2020.

This is not the first timed exclusive Call of Duty content. Modern Warfare’s Season 2 update included some PS4-exclusive DLC, while the Survival mode for Spec-Ops is also exclusive to PS4 until October 1, 2020.

Warzone is a standalone free-to-play battle royale game for PS4, Xbox One, and PC. It’s also included with Modern Warfare for those who already bought the game.

For lots more on Warzone, check out GameSpot’s rundown of everything you need to know in the video above. You can also check out a full match of gameplay and find out what happens when you win.

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Deals: Super Mario Maker 2, Super Mario Party, and Yoshi’s Crafted World $39.99 Each

Today’s spotlight deal is the Happy Mario Day Event that runs now through Saturday. Score 33% off some excellent first party titles for the Nintendo Switch, including the highly acclaimed Mario Maker 2 game. For those of you who don’t yet own the Switch, you can get a free Mario themed controller with purchase of the newer Switch model with the longer battery life. There are also some great deals on hard drives, LEGO, AirPods, and Vizio 4K TVs.

Super Mario Maker 2 for $39.99

This sale only runs until March 14 (Saturday) so hurry up and get Mario Maker 2 at the lowest price ever. This game is like Super Mario Bros U Deluxe on steroids; you have a complete single player “story mode” as well as the ability to create your own level masterpieces, or download others’ creations. We rated this game an “Amazing” (9.5/10). Seth Macy writes “Super Mario Maker 2 does nearly everything better than its already excellent predecessor, keeping the charm of a Mario game while introducing some incredible new ideas“.

Nintendo Switch V2 with Free PowerA Mario Controller for $298.99

There aren’t very many Nintendo Switch deals right now, but Walmart is throwing in a free controller when you get either the new generation Switch with the longer battery life.

Yoshi’s Crafted World for $39.99

If you’re looking for more polished 2D platforming goodness, give Yoshi’s Crafted World a whirl. This game is the spiritual successor to Yoshi’s Woolly World, starring everyone’s favorite green dinosaur. Whereas Woolly World portrayed a world made out of fabric, Crafted World emulates the cardboard cutout look perfectly.

Super Mario Party for $39.99

This is easily one of the best party games for the Switch with over 80 mini-games to choose from. Up to four players can play at a time, and each person only needs one half of a Joy-Con pair for the full experience (which means you only need two Joy-Con pairs for four people).

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games for $38.99

This is another excellent party game with up to 30 different mini-games all themed on the events that will take place during the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics. Select from a star studded cast that includes both Mario and Sonic characters.

Get the Samsung Galaxy S20 on Visible and Pay $40/Month for Unlimited Data, Messages, and Minutes (Cheaper with Party Pay)

This sponsored deal is brought to you by Visible.

The new Samsung Galaxy S20 and S20+ are available on the Visible network. Purchase either and you’ll receive a $200 Samsung Gift Credit. On top of that, the $40/mo Visible plan gives you unlimited data, text, and phone, but that gets even cheaper if you sign up with more people (Party Pay). With 2 members the price drops to $35/mo, with 3 members it’s $30/mo, and with 4 members it’s $25/mo. Visible is owned and operated by Verizon, so you get access to the best overall network in the country.

Seagate Expansion 8TB USB 3.0 External Desktop Hard Drive for $119.99

2TB, 4TB, or even 6TB too small for you? This massive drive is cheaper than any 8TB hard drive on Black Friday. It’s compatible with the PC, PS4, or Xbox One but unlike one of those small portable drives, you’ll need to plug this into a power outlet as well as a USB port. It’s worth it for all the storage (there’s no such thing as a 8TB portable drive).

LEGO Architecture Skylines: Tokyo 547-Piece Building Kit for $47.99

This LEGO Architecture Skylines set is new for 2020 and it’s already discounted by 20% off. It features buildable models of the Tokyo Tower, Mode Gakuen Cocoon Tower, Tokyo Big Sight, TOKYO SKYTREE, Chidorigafuchi Park, and Shibuya Crossing.

Out 6/26: Ghost of Tsushima for PS4

Ghost of Tsushima is coming exclusive to the PS4 console in less than 4 months. The Special Edition includes a steelbook case and some DLC goodies. The Collector’s Edition includes a steelbook case, replica Sakai mask and stand, Sashimono war banner, cloth map of Tsushima, Furoshiki wrapping cloth, 48-page mini art book, and even more DLC extras.

2019 65″ Vizio M658-G1 4K HDR QLED Smart HDTV with Bonus $200 Dell eGift Card for $649.99

The Vizio M-series QLED TVs are one of the best values you can get if you’re looking for a TV that’s fully HDR capable. The new Vizio M-series Quantum TVs utilize the same “Quantum Dot” technology used in Samsung QLED TVs. This particular model is the best M-series TV that Vizio offers: it features a wide color gamut, full-array backlight with 90 local dimming zones and 600 nits of brightness for excellent HDR image quality. Dell gift cards carry a 90-day expiration and can be used on anything at Dell.com.

Apple AirPods Pro for $234.98

The price of the AirPods Pro is back down to what we saw on Black Friday. These AirPods feature built-in active noise cancellation, but despite that that they boast a longer play time on a single charge than the vanilla AirPods. Other features include three sets of silicone tips for customized fit, a sweat and water resistant outer shell, and a wireless charging case that can provide an additional 24 hours of battery life.

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