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Just like the three previous seasons, Season 4: Assimilation will add a brand-new weapon to Apex Legends. Though datamined assets and recent gameplay changes hinted at the new weapon being the Titanfall 2 Volt submachine gun, it’s actually a sniper rifle called the Sentinel.

“The Sentinel is a new sniper rifle–it’s a bolt action sniper rifle,” Apex Legends design director Jason McCord said in the Season 4 Reveal Devstream. “So it feels really powerful, it’s got that cool animation where you cock it back, and it’s a little different than our other sniper rifles because it has a charge mechanic.”

Given that Season 3: Meltdown already added a sniper rifle that requires charging, the Charge Rifle, it’s not immediately clear how the Sentinel differentiates itself–though it seems like the new weapon will behave similarly to a Triple-Take or Peacekeeper that has a Precision Choke attachment equipped. “Don’t wanna go too deep on [the charge mechanic] right now but it does give you a little more decision-making to do whenever you’re taking those shots.” McCord said. “Do you really want to try and take the most powerful shot you can take right now?”

Follow-up comments from Apex Legends community manager Jay Frechette seem to support the idea that the Sentinel is a sniper rifle that can fire quick but weak shots or a charged but slow single shot without the need for any attachments. “I’ve enjoyed playing with [the Sentinel] a lot as well,” he said. “It has that neat twist of almost having another fire mode.”

Season 4: Assimilation will also see the return of Kings Canyon and the addition of a brand-new playable character, Forge. Assimilation begins on February 4.

Team Ninja has shared the first story trailer for Nioh 2 as well as revealing the post-launch DLC plans for the title. This includes three major DLC releases promising hours of additional single-player gameplay.

Nioh 2 is set during the Warring States period in Japan. The protagonist is a rogue mercenary who hunts down yokai, demon spirits that have overrun the war-torn island. The mercenary is half-yokai who uses his powers to battle the demons, but one day loses control over his abilities.

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Thanks to the merchant and their “Spirit Stones” the mercenary regains power over their yokai abilities and sets out with the merchant to find more stones.

Team Ninja’s creative director Tom Lee confirmed Nioh 2 would have a post-launch DLC roadmap and season pass. There will be three “major DLC’ releases that will focus on a different storyline that takes place before the events of Nioh 2. There will also be new weapons, combat abilities, and characters with each DLC that can be incorporated into the main missions.

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IGN reviewed Nioh and praised the action RPG for its ambition. Though it’s a Dark Souls-inspired game, we said Nioh has enough originality to forge its own identity. Nioh was also a PlayStation Plus game last year, so if you managed to pick it up in time you can read IGN’s Nioh guide for tips and walkthroughs.

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Matt Kim is a reporter for IGN.

The pricing and availability of Apple AirPods and AirPods Pro have been quite a rollercoaster ride lately. But when it comes to the price of Apple’s wireless earbuds, two of the three models are currently sitting at their all-time lows at Amazon, with Walmart and Best Buy not far behind. So if you’re in the market for wireless earbuds, particularly if you’re in the Apple ecosystem, now’s a great time to buy. Let’s check out where you can find them and what they cost.

Apple AirPods are $30 Off at Amazon

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• See at Amazon – $128.99 (was $159)
• Also at Walmart and Best Buy for $139

Amazon’s sale price for AirPods with a regular charging case beats the deal Walmart and Best Buy are offering by $10. Amazon’s price matches the lowest price we’ve ever seen on the wireless earbuds — including Black Friday. That’s a good deal!

AirPods with Wireless Charging Case are $40 Off

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• See at Amazon – $159.99 (was $199)
• Also at Walmart and Best Buy for $169

AirPods with wireless charging case are on sale at Amazon for just a few bucks above the lowest price we’ve ever seen (and they only dropped that low briefly). Again, Walmart and Best Buy have them on sale for $10 more than Amazon’s deal. But if you need them today or something, you can pick them up there on sale.

AirPods Pro are $14 Off at Amazon

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• See at Amazon – $234.99 (backordered)
• Also at Walmart and Best Buy for $249

While $14 isn’t a massive price drop for AirPods Pro, it’s as low as Amazon has ever gone with the wireless, noise-canceling earbuds. In fact, it’s surprising they’re even bothering to offer a discount, since AirPods Pro are temporarily out of stock. Still, if you place your order now, you’ll lock in the sale price and they’ll ship out as soon as Amazon gets more in. Walmart and Best Buy have them in stock, but they’re selling at full price.

What’s the difference between all of these earbuds? The first two are nearly identical. They’re both Apple’s second-generation AirPods, and they come with easy setup on Apple devices and access to Siri. They have a new Apple H1 chip that the company says offers even faster wireless connection. And the case they come in contains a battery that charges the earbuds when you store them in it.

The only difference between AirPods and AirPods with a wireless charging case is that the latter can be charged on a wireless Qi charging pad like this one. It’s a cool, futuristic trick to be sure, but you’ll have to make the call whether that’s worth the extra $30 they cost.

AirPods Pro cost more, but they offer a number of additional features standard AirPods don’t have. Active noise cancelation is the big one, silencing the outside world, which is great on airplanes and whatnot. They also include a transparency mode for when you need to hear what’s going on around you. They come with three sizes of soft silicon tips so they’ll comfortably fit ears of any shape. They’re sweat- and water-resistant, which makes them great for working out. The case is also compatible with wireless Qi charging pads.

Whichever model you pick, you’re getting a great pair of wireless earbuds for the money.

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Chris Reed is IGN’s shopping and commerce editor. You can follow him on Twitter @_chrislreed.

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You just never know what to expect when Nicolas Cage leads a movie these days. We’ve seen so many cheap, off-kilter turns from Cage that when we get something like Mandy, we all have to stop and say “wait, he’s still got it?” Well, now that Color Out of Space is here, time to stop and say it again: he’s still got it. Director Richard Stanley’s adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft’s short story is a tense, gorgeous, darkly funny nightmare, anchored by a roller coaster of a Nicolas Cage performance.

The film brings Lovecraft’s short story into the modern-day and follows the Gardner family, living on a secluded farm in the fictional Arkham County, Massachusetts. Nathan (Nicolas Cage) has moved the family there to focus on his wife Theresa’s (Joely Richardson) recovery from breast cancer. Before long, a purplish alien meteorite crashes into their yard, and the psychic shockwaves it sends through the house are just the beginning of a slow descent into madness for the Gardner family. The Color, the disembodied force that escapes this meteorite and plagues the Gardners, proves to be an effective and malleable threat, and director Richard Stanley never runs out of new ways of using it to disturb and shock. The bounds of the Color’s power and influence are intentionally left vague, so the only real gauge of what it’s capable of is the deterioration of the Gardners. Sure, it starts with standard horror red flags, like phone calls from no one and youngest kid Jack (Julian Hilliard) ominously drawing scary monsters, but the Color proves to be much more adept at taking over its new home, warping time and enticing the Gardners to make increasingly dangerous choices in service of its purpose.

As a genre, cosmic horror (Lovecraft’s jam) generally calls for a lack of comprehension of the antagonists’ origins and motives. Stanley took that to heart, as the Color feels oppressive and dangerous thanks to the fact that we never end up learning too much about it. For such a destructive force, the Color is also beautiful, terraforming the area into a fantasyscape and tinting many scenes in a dreamy wash of pinks and purples. Color Out of Space seldom disappoints on the visual front, from the heights of the Color’s interdimensional tomfoolery all the way down to the way lights cut through the mist on the Gardner farm. Much of the film has a surreal quality, with a fantasy-tinged score and drawn out moments of quiet that feed into a permeating unease as things proceed.

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Color Out of Space walks an impressive tonal tightrope, deftly drifting between moments of real tension and a bizarre sense of humor that persists even through some of the film’s scarier moments. The film does occasionally stumble on that score, as there are a few times where characters say something off-kilter at a strange time to get an uncomfortable laugh, but for an adaptation of a Lovecraft story not known for its chuckles, the comedic beats are remarkably solid. Of course, if you’re telling a story that vacillates between raw horror and madcap mania, there’s only one person to call. Nicolas Cage’s hyper-energetic and over-the-top turn as Nathan Gardner is the standard-bearer for Color Out of Space’s weird tone, and it’s rare these days to see him fit into a story this well.

Oftentimes, when Cage turns the ol’ dial up to 11, he’s doing it in a movie where everything around him is markedly calmer. But here, at a farm with glowing wells and mutated animals, he’s got a lot of competition in the crazy department, and it’s a competition he tries his damndest to win. Sure, he starts off as a normal human, but as soon as the Color gives him an excuse, Cage is off to the races. Whether it’s a bizarre TV interview with a local reporter, a full volume solo meltdown in the front seat of a car, or his absolutely hilarious obsession with his alpaca scheme (yes, alpaca scheme) in the face of clearly more important matters, Color Out of Space adds plenty to the pantheon of weird Nicolas Cage moments.

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But with how little the rest of the world seems to make sense after that meteorite comes down, weirdly, Cage’s lunacy feels right at home. A wacky Nic Cage performance is fine on its own, but what makes it doubly appreciated here is how it actively services Color Out of Space, adding to the constant unpredictability of the story’s turns. Richard Stanley knew exactly what he was doing putting Cage in the lead, and by channeling his energy into how the story unfolds, Stanley creates an atmosphere where nothing seems safe or reliable. That sense of dread is Color Out of Space’s heartbeat and it’s steady throughout. The other performers also benefit from the tone Cage’s performance sets, with Joely Richardson and Madeleine Arthur, in particular, getting the opportunity to lean into their gruesome moments with a similar kind of abandon. Richardson especially gets to have fun with some prosthetic-related gags, with one truly horrifying sequence of body horror coming late in the film.

Color Out of Space is less successful when it strays away from the Gardner farm. Hydrologist Ward Phillips (Elliot Knight) stumbles onto some of the effects of the Color and checks in on the Gardners now and again, but as the family disintegrates, Ward’s action takes place mostly back in the city. When things really hit the fan, his theories and attempts to involve the police are distracting, especially as we know just how pointless his efforts are in the face of the Color’s awesome power. Color Out of Space burns slowly to begin with and the aimless B-story never quite makes the case for its own inclusion.

Respawn has revealed the first official details for Apex Legends Season 4. Called Assimilation, Season 4 will add new character Forge (not the rumored Revenant), new weapon Sentinel (not the rumored Volt), and new map changes to World’s Edge. You won’t just be playing on World’s Edge during Season 4 though; Apex Legends’ original map, Kings Canyon, makes a return.

That said, the map isn’t coming back as we expected. During Assimilation, Apex Legends Ranked Mode is being reworked so that it’s now split into two separate series. The first series will begin with the new season and continue through to March 23. The second series picks up on March 24 and continues until the end of Season 4, May 5.

Like in Season 3: Meltdown, you’ll see your rank knocked down two notches at the start of Assimilation, and your ranking will similarly reset halfway through the season when the second series begins–allowing you to earn two different rankings. Your end-of-season rewards will be based on whichever series you rank higher in. So if you reach Diamond IV in series one but only Platinum I in series two, for example, you’ll be awarded Diamond-tier items at the end of Assimilation.

So how does this relate to Kings Canyon? Well, the first series of Assimilation will take place on World’s Edge, while the second will see you play on Kings Canyon. So Kings Canyon is coming back to Apex Legends in Season 4, just not until March 24.

Kings Canyon was the only map in Apex Legends during Season 1: Wild Frontier and Season 2: Battle Charge, only to be completely replaced by World’s Edge at the start of Meltdown. The map has made reappearances in certain limited-time events during Season 3–specifically, Fight or Fright and Grand Soirée Arcade–though its return in Assimilation will be the first time the map has been in the game for longer than a few weeks since its removal. When the map was removed, Respawn explained that Kings Canyon was taken out because the developer was worried that most players would gravitate to the original map without trying the new one if both were available at the same time.

Kojima Productions could expand beyond big budget video game projects, according to a new interview with Famitsu.

The interview with Hideo Kojima and artist Yoji Shinkawa was translated by Dualshockers (via GameSpot), and Kojima said he’s interested in developing smaller video game titles. This could allegedly include episodic games or digital-only projects. However, he added that these small projects would not replace the studio’s desire to work on big games like Death Stranding.

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Apart from video games, the studio could branch out to manga and anime. Kojima and Shinkawa both said they’d like to work on a project using Shinkawa’s mecha designs. Shinkawa said working on a manga would be nice because he likes to be able to touch his work directly.

Finally, Kojima added that he’d still like to make movies, which matches an interview from last year when Kojima said, “In the future Kojima Productions will start making films. If you can do one thing well, then you can do everything well.”

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Death Stranding was IGN’s winner for the Best PS4 Exclusive of 2019. The Kojima Productions title also won Best Game Direction at The Game Awards 2019. Kojima says he’s considering developing a sequel to Death Stranding, but that the game would “start from zero.”

For more, read about when Death Stranding is coming to PC, or read our official Death Stranding review.

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Logan Plant is a news writer for IGN, and the Production Assistant for Nintendo Voice Chat, IGN’s weekly Nintendo show. You can find him on Twitter at @LoganJPlant.

Apex Legends Season 4 has been revealed to be called Assimilation, and Respawn has confirmed our suspicions that it will begin on February 4. Respawn has also provided the first official look at the new playable character coming in Assimilation. It’s not Revenant, as many speculated and Fight or Fright’s Shadowfall seemed to suggest; it’s Forge.

Respawn didn’t provide many details about the new character but did provide a screenshot, which is embedded below.

This story is developing.

Today’s spotlight deals include the lowest price we’ve seen on a low-risk refurbished 2nd generation Nintendo Switch, lowest ever prices on fully illustrated hardcover Harry Potter books, new discounts on the AirPods and AirPods Pro, and a way to watch the new Picard show for free. Check out all these deals and more below.

Refurbished 2nd Generation Nintendo Switch “V2” Model for $259 at Walmart

This is a refurbished model sold from Walmart direct (not a marketplace vendor). That means it’s probably going to look completely brand new, and worst case scenario it’s easy to return it at your local Walmart store. Gamestop and Amazon are currently selling pre-owned units for $280. This is the V2 model with about 2 hours longer battery life than the original.

• Get it at Walmart for $259

Harry Potter The Illustrated Edition Hardcover Books 1-3 for $45.28 Total on Amazon

There’s currently a buy 2 get 1 free promotion on select books at Amazon and these three Harry Potter books qualify. That averages out to about $15 per book (normally around $22 per book). These are the coveted hardcover editions will full-color illustrations.

• Add all three of these to cart and check out to see final price
• Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
• Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
• Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
• Not part of the 3 for 2 deal but still cheap:
• Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire for $19.19 (clip coupon)

$15 Off Apple AirPods Pro, Now $234.98

The price of the AirPods Pro is back down to what we saw on Black Friday. These are truly wireless AirPods with built-in active noise cancellation and despite that that they actually have 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.

• Get it on Amazon for $234.99

Newest Apple AirPods 2 Wireless Earphones for $129

It’s a bitter fight to the end to get Apple to drop prices on their very popular Apple Airpods. Today, the AirPods have dropped 20% off down to $129, which is the lowest price that we saw on Black Friday. These are truly wireless earphones with no cord connecting the two ear pieces. It also includes a charging case.

• Get it on Amazon for $129

1 Month Free Trial to Commercial Free CBS All-Access (Normally 1 Week)

Sign up for CBS All Access and watch the first episode of Jean-Luc’s return in Picard. In fact, with the free 1 month trial you’ll be able to watch half of season 1. This deal won’t last.

It’s also really simple to pull off. Create an account, select the No Commercials option, and at checkout, apply code “JANUARY”. Gain access to popular exclusive shows like Star Trek: Discovery and The Good Fight. Afterwards, you can renew for only $5.99/mo (or $9.99/mo for the ad-free option), or just cancel before your trial ends. The trial normally is for 7 days, and this 1 month extension usually only happens two to three times a year.

• Use code “JANUARY” to get a 1 month trial to CBS All-Access

Alienware m15 15″ 1080p 144Hz Intel Core i7-9750H 6-Core GTX 1660 Ti Gaming Laptop for $1149.99

Use code “AFF600OFFAW”

The Alienware m15 is the newly designed 15″ laptop and weighs only 4.8 pounds, which is remarkable given its payload. We reviewed the m15 and highly recommend it.

• Use code “AFF600OFFAW” to get it at Dell for $1149.99

Alienware m17 17″ 2560×1440 120Hz Intel Core i7-9750H 6-Core RTX 2060 Gaming Laptop for $1299.99

Use code “AFF700OFFAW”

The m17 is one of the lightest 17″ gaming laptops, weighing in at only 5.8 pounds.

• Use code “AFF700OFFAW” to get it at Dell for $1299.99

Oculus Quest VR Headset with Vader Immortal for $399 (Compatible with Half-Life: Alyx)

Oculus Quest will support Half-Life: Alyx, however you’ll need an Oculus Link cable to connect it to a PC. Many generic USB Type C Gen 1 or Gen 2 cables will work like this $18 cable right here. The Oculus Quest has been one of the hottest selling gaming peripherals over the holidays and it’s sold out practically everywhere. Although you can get it from Oculus directly, it ships out at in March. Amazon is the only vendor with an earlier ship date. For a limited time, purchase an Oculus Quest and you’ll get all three episodes of the Vader Immortal VR game.

There are many reasons why the Quest is the best VR headset to get right now. It’s completely untethered with no external sensors to set up, it’s powerful enough to play games like Beat Saber (the best VR game of 2019), Vader Immortal, and Pistol Whip, and it’s far less expensive than all the other newer generation VR headsets that have been released. The Oculus Link software which allows you to connect the Quest to a PC using a Type C cable and use it like a regular VR headset powered by your gaming PC.

• Get the 64GB model on Amazon for $399
• Get the 128GB model on Amazon for $499
• Get the 64GB model at Best Buy for $399
• Get the 128GB model at Best Buy for $499

Score 11% Off the Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller, Now $159.99 (Compatible with Upcoming Xbox)

Amazon is offering a Prime exclusive discount of about 11% off, dropping the price from $179 to $160. This is very likely the nicest first party controller you can buy. This professional-grade controller features adjustable tension thumbsticks, shorter hair trigger locks, wraparound textured grips, interchangeable thumbsticks and paddle shapes, and includes a USB Type C cable with charging dock. It boasts up to 40 hours of battery life and can be used for both the Xbox and PC and will supposedly work with the next gen console too.

• Get it for $159.99 with Amazon Prime

Bloodborne The Card Game for $17.47

Today you can score this board game at the lowest price ever. Bloodborne is top rated among tabletop games adapted from video games. Says designer Eric M. Lang, “My goal with Bloodborne was to channel the intensity and frustration of the video game into a contest between players. Lots of death.”

• Get it on Amazon for $17.47

EVOO Gaming 15″ 1080p 144Hz Intel Core i7-9750H 6-Core GTX 1660 Ti Gaming Laptop for $799

If you’re looking for a 15″ gaming laptop, it’s hard to find a deal better than this. This EVOO laptop comes equipped with an Intel Core i7 processor, GTX 1660 Ti video card, 16GB of memory, and 512GB of SSD storage, all for under $1K. It even sports a 144Hz refresh rate, THX tuned display and speakers, and an RGB mechanical keyboard.

• Get it at Walmart for $799

Binge The Mandalorian with Disney Plus Free Trial

Disney+ offers a 7-day free trial for you to decide whether or not you want to sign up for the service. The excellent Mandalorian Season 1 TV series is over. Considering the fact that it’s only comprised of eight 30-minute episodes, it’s super easy to run through it during the trial. The live action Aladdin just launched on D+, and The Lion King is coming later this month.

Afterwards you’ll be paying $6.99 per month (or better yet, get a  $69.99 annual subscription). You can also sign up for Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ all for $12.99 per month. The included Hulu subscription is with limited commercials but there is a way to get ad-free Hulu.

• Sign up for Disney Plus

More Deals From Today:

• 1 Year of PS Plus Membership for $39.99 at Newegg (use code “EMCDGFE43“)
• Anker USB C to HDMI Adapter for $11.99 on Amazon (use code “ANKERADPT“)
• Anker USB C to Ethernet Adapter for $11.99 on Amazon (use code “ANKERADPT“)
• Anker USB C to SD Card Reader for $8.99 on Amazon (use code “ANKERADPT2“)
• All Half-Life Games Are Free at Steam
• Anker Powerline II 3ft Lightning Cable for $6.79 on Amazon
• ASUS ROG STRIX GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Video Card for $999.99 at Newegg
• Sony WH-1000XM3 Noise Cancelling Headphones $230 at Google (use code “TQZIRQ“)
• Google Home for $44.97 at Gamestop
• WD Blue 1TB NVMe M.2 Solid State Drive for $99.99 on Amazon
• Fitbit Inspire HR Activity Tracker for $69.95 on Amazon

Video Game Deals:

• Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown (PS4 or Xbox) for $29.88 on Amazon
• Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Switch) + $10 Best Buy Credit for $59.99
• Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition (Switch) for $41.99 on Amazon
• Injustice 2: Legendary Edition (Xbox) for $15.17 on Amazon
• Man of Medan (PS4 or Xbox) for $19.89 on Amazon
• Our World is Ended (Switch) for $19.99 at Gamestop
• Persona 5 Royal Edition (PS4) Qualifies for Target Buy 2 Get 1 Free Games
• Rise of the Tomb Raider: 20 Year Celebration (PS4) for $8.99 at PSN
• Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (PS4 or Xbox) for $39.99 on Amazon
• The Mystery of Woolley Island (Switch) for $0.12 at Nintendo eShop
• The Outer Worlds (Xbox) for $34.66 on Amazon
• Enter the Gungeon (PC) Free with Twitch Prime Membership

More Deals for January:

• Taotronics Wireless Sport Headphones for $9.99 on Amazon (use code “SFESJZYA“)
• Anker GaN Tech Power Delivery USB C Charger for $21.99 on Amazon
• Godzilla The Showa-Era Films Criteria Collection on Blu-ray for $109.99 on Amazon
• Modvel Memory Foam Seat Cushion for $14.99 on Amazon (use code “9103MO“)
• Samsung Galaxy Fit and Galaxy Buds Both for $149.99 at Samsung
• All New Amazon Fire HD 10 Tablet for $99.99 on Amazon
• Homall Racing-Style Gaming Chair for $86.43 on Amazon
• Sid Meier’s Civilizations: A New Dawn Board Game for $22.29 on Amazon
• Buy 2 Get 1 Free on Preowned Games at Gamestop
• Xbox One X Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Bundle for $349.99 on Amazon
• Xbox One X Gears 5 Limited Edition Bundle for $349.99 on Amazon
• Xbox One X NBA 2K20 Limited Edition Bundle for $349.99 on Amazon
• Dell XPS 13 Touch 4K i5 Laptop for $849.99 at Dell (use code “LTXPS133AFF“)
• Microsoft Surface Pro 7 10th Gen i5 Iris Plus with Keyboard for $800 at Costco
• PS4 Slim with God of War, Last of Us, Horizon Zero Dawn for $249.99 at Best Buy
• Buy 2 Get 1 Free on Select Video Games on Amazon
• EVOO 14″ Intel Celeron N Windows Laptop for $179 at Walmart
• EVOO 11.6″ Dual-Core Windows Laptop for $89 at Walmart
• 20% off Sale at Nike (use code “ALLYOU“)
• Kingston DataTraveler 32GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive for $3.99 on Amazon
• 65″ Hisense 65H6570F 4K Smart HDTV for $349.99 at Best Buy
• LEGO Technic Compact Crawler Crane (920 Piece) for $79.99 on Amazon
• 55″ Vizio M-Series Quantum 4K HDR QLED Smart HDTV for $358 at Walmart
• Blue Microphone Yeti with Ghost Recon: Breakpoint for $99.99 at Best Buy
• 20% off Thousands of Used: Like New Items at Amazon Warehouse
• Aukey USB Type C PD Car Charger for $11.19 on Amazon
• Aukey 10,000mAh USB PD Power Bank for $20.99 on Amazon (use code “5UST2ZYM“)
• HTC Vive Pro Complete Kit for $1063.62 on Amazon
• Dell XPS 13 Touch 4K i7 with 2TB SSD  for $1399 at Dell (use code “LTXPS132AFF“)
• Samsung 32″ Curved 1080p Gaming Monitor for $149.99 at Walmart
• Spigen USB Type C to Apple Lightning Cable for $9.79 on Amazon
• Sony XBR75X900F 75″ 4K HDR Smart HDTV for $1698 on Amazon
• Dell UltraSharp U2717D 27″ 2560×1440 IPS Monitor for $269.99 at Dell
• Buy 1 Dozen Donuts, Get Another 1 Dozen Free at Krispy Kreme
• Netgear Nighthawk AC1750 WiFi Router for $63.88 on Amazon
• LEGO Harry Potter Hogwarts Express 801-Piece Set for $63.99 on Amazon
• God of War Nendoroid for $19.99 on Amazon
• eufy BoostIQ RoboVac 11S Robot Vacuum Cleaner for $169 on Amazon
• Sony PS4 DualShock Controller in Black for $39.99 at Walmart
• Sony PS4 DualShock Controller in Glacier White for $39.99 at Walmart
• Sony PS4 DualShock Controller in Green Cambo for $39.99 at Walmart
• HP 25MX 25″ 1080p 144Hz 1ms FreeSync Gaming Monitor for $154.99 at Walmart
• 1 Month of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for $1 (New Customers) at Microsoft
• Philips Sonicare Essence Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush for $19.95 on Amazon
• Ultimate Ears WONDERBOOM Portable Bluetooth Speaker for $39.99 at Best Buy
• Anker PowerWave Qi Wireless Charger for $11.99 on Amazon (use code “AKA25241“)
• LEGO Overwatch D.Va and Reinhardt for $23.99 on Amazon
• LEGO Overwatch Watchpoint: Gibraltar for $58.99 on Amazon
• SNES Classic Edition for $69.99 at Nintendo
• NES Classic Edition for $49.99 at Nintendo
• SecretLabs TITAN 2020 Series Gaming Chair for $374 at SecretLabs
• $50 Nintendo eShop Gift Card for $45 at Costco
• Beats Studio3 Noise Cancelling Wireless Headphones for $189.99 at Best Buy
• Game of Thrones Seasons 1-8 Collectors Edition Blu-ray $198 on Amazon
• TurboTax Deluxe + State 2019 for $39.88 on Amazon
• TurboTax Premier + State 2019 for $54.99 on Amazon
• Rick and Morty Seasons 1-3 on Blu-ray for $34.99 on Amazon

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Eric Song is IGN’s deal curator and spends 25% of his pay on stuff he posts.