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New Pikmin 3 Deluxe Trailer Introduces Adorable Plant-like Pikmin

Nintendo has released another Pikmin 3 Deluxe trailer, and this time the alien helpers called Pikmin get a dedicated preview. Originally only available on the Wii U, Pikmin 3 Deluxe is a strategic adventure game coming to Nintendo Switch on October 30 for $60. The deluxe version will include new missions featuring Olimar and Louie, as well as all the original game’s DLC. New enhancements such as lock-on targeting, a hint system, and a two-player co-op mode for the entire game will also be included.

In Pikmin 3 Deluxe, players become adventurers on an unknown planet and enlist aliens called Pikmin to help them out with puzzle-solving and combat situations. The new trailer highlights these plant-like assistants and hints that each differently colored Pikmin has a different ability.

For GameSpot’s Pikmin 3 review, Tom Mc Shea rated it a 8/10 and commented, “Strategic combat and rewarding exploration make the adorable Pikmin 3 a satisfying adventure in planetary survival.”

Pikmin 3 joins the lineup of Wii U games Nintendo is porting to the Nintendo Switch. Other Wii U games now on the popular hybrid console include New Super Mario Bros. U, Mario Kart 8, and Donkey Kong: Tropical Freeze. If you want to get a Switch copy of the game, you can check out our Pikmin 3 preorder guide.

As for the next installment in the Pikmin franchise, Pikmin 4 was announced in 2015 but has not been released yet. As far as we know, it’s not cancelled. Nintendo designer Shigeru Miyamoto confirmed in 2016 that Pikmin 4 was still in development, but conceded that Nintendo found it hard to slot Pikmin 4 in its busy schedule. With Pikmin 3 getting a Nintendo Switch release, perhaps we could see more news about the long-promised fourth Pikmin installment in the near future.

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Best Amazon Prime Day PlayStation Deals: What to Expect for 2020

Amazon Prime Day 2020 begins next Tuesday, October 13, and runs for 48 hours. Some of the Amazon Prime Day deals are already live, actually, and you can save on Amazon’s own devices like Kindle, Echo and more.

While those deals are nice and all, you’re probably here for Amazon Prime Day video game deals, or more specifically, Amazon Prime Day PlayStation deals. Will we see any Prime Day savings on PS5 preorders? No. I mean, I don’t have any insider info, but I don’t think so at all. However, there will certainly be other chances to save big on PlayStation this Prime Day, even if it isn’t on the next-gen PS5.

For a full run down of what to expect for Amazon Prime Day video game deals, check out our full coverage in the lead-up.

Prime Day PS4/PS5 Console Deals

Yeah, like I said before, don’t expect to see any PS5 deals on Prime Day. Who knows, maybe Amazon is holding onto another round of preorders? But the outlook on that seems grim, too, given the fact no one seems to be restocking PS5 preorders. If you haven’t gotten one yet, don’t fret, Sony said there will be more PS5s available at launch than there were PS4s when it launched back in 2013.

As for PS4 and PS4 Pro Prime Day deals, those remain to be seen. The last two Black Fridays saw an incredible PS4/Spider-Man bundle for $199 and it sold out fast. This, in spite of the fact everyone knew PS4 was in its twilight. There’s a good chance we could see the return of a value-priced PS4 bundle, but it’s difficult to say for certain. PS4 just isn’t widely available for purchase. Whether that’s pandemic-related or an internal Sony decision, the PS4 is hard to come by.

The PS4 Pro could see a deal, bundled or not, over Prime Day, but once again, I’m nowhere near certain of it. After having disappeared from Amazon for most of the summer, the PS4 Pro returned triumphantly a few weeks back for its MSRP (which is no longer the case).

Prime Day PlayStation Game Deals

Now here’s where I think we’ll see some great chances to save, at least on current-gen games. The PS4 has been out for so long, and its library of games so vast and loaded with excellence, that it’s a safe bet we’ll see some great Prime Day chances to save.

I’d be surprised if there weren’t deals on the PlayStation Hits line. The games already have a $19.99 MSRP without being on sale, but they routinely see discounts for as much as 50% off. And since they’re Hits, they’re great. They wouldn’t call them “Hits” if they weren’t, right?

Prime Day PlayStation Controller, PSVR and Accessory Deals

Expect to see discounts on DualShock controllers. It’s almost a given at this point. The DualShocks seem to go on sale pretty regularly, with the exception being whichever color you really want at that particular time. It’s science.

As for PSVR, at this point, who knows? They released the Iron Man VR bundle just a few months back, but in this year where time is a meaningless measure, you might have already forgotten. I know I almost did. And PSVR is supposed to work with PS5, although we haven’t heard much about it since back in July. I love my PSVR, and recommend it to everyone, but for the same price as MSRP you can pick up an Oculus Quest 2. Hopefully we see some deals, but I’m not holding my breath.

Headsets will also likely see deals, and unlike PS4 controllers, the PS Gold and Platinum headsets will work with PS5. Keep an eye out for deals.

PS Plus Prime Day Deal

This one’s a lock. The PlayStation Plus service is almost always on sale, and no one ever pays full price for it anymore (unless you’re like me and you forgot to turn off auto-renew). Absolutely keep an eye out for PS Plus deals on Prime Day.

Game Of Thrones Showrunners Discuss Season 8’s Infamous Coffee Cup

Last year’s final season of Game of Thrones was one of the most discussed in the show’s history. From the death of the Night King to Daenerys’s chilling murder spree, there were many controversial events across its eight episodes. But one moment that the makers did not expect to make headlines was the now-legendary coffee cup.

In case you’ve forgotten, this happened in Episode 4, when a very 21st century-looking coffee cup briefly appeared on a table in front of Dany, as she sat watching people flocked around Jon Snow, singing his praises for his prowess in battle. Now showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss have spoken about the moment they realised that the cup hadn’t been spotted during production or post-production.

Benioff and Weiss discuss the mistake in James Hibberd’s upcoming book Fire Cannot Kill a Dragon, which goes behind the scenes of the whole show. “I couldn’t believe it,” Benioff said, via The Hollywood Reporter. “When we got the email about it the next day, I honestly thought someone was pranking us, because there had been things before where people were like, ‘Oh, look at that plane in the background!’ and somebody had Photoshopped it in. I thought, ‘There’s no way there’s a coffee cup in there.’ Then when I saw it on the TV I was like, ‘How did I not see that?'”

Weiss goes on to explain how a mistake like this happened. “I’d seen that shot one thousand times and we’re always looking at their faces or how the shot sat with the shots on either side of it,” he said. “I felt like we were the participants in a psychology experiment, like where you don’t see the gorillas running around in the background because you’re counting the basketballs. Every production that’s ever existed had things like this. You can see a crew member in Braveheart; there’s an actor wearing a wristwatch in Spartacus. But now people can rewind things and everybody is talking to each other in real time. So one person saw the coffee cup, rewound it, and then everybody did.”

The cup only appeared once, on its initial broadcast on HBO. The next day it had been digitally removed for the episode’s release on streaming platforms HBO Go and HBO Now, and does not appear on HBO Max or the subsequent Blu-ray and digital releases. However, thanks to the internet, evidence of the cup will remain forever.

While Game of Thrones itself has finished, there is a spin-off prequel show on the way. House of the Dragon will be set 300 years before the events of the main show and will focus on the rise of House Targaryen. The series will consist of 10 episodes, and HBO programming chief Casey Bloys previously stated that he was hopeful we would see it in 2022. In addition, creator George RR Martin continues to work on the next book in the series, although we’ve learnt not to hold our breath for that.

Dune Has Been Delayed To 2021

Bad news, Dune fans. Our trip to Arrakis has been majorly postponed. Denis Villeneuve’s Dune has been pushed out of its December 18, 2020 spot for a new release date on October 1, 2021, Collider reports.

Yes, that means the movie has gone from being just a small handful of months away to a full year away.

The decision reportedly comes after Warner Bros. shuffled its upcoming release calendar to account for other delays, such as Wonder Woman 1984, which was bumped from its October 2 spot to Christmas Day. The change probably isn’t a major surprise to anyone who has been keeping tabs on blockbusters, as it seems to be yet another piece of a trend for studios entering the back-half of the year. MGM has also pushed the upcoming James Bond film, No Time To Die, from its November 12 spot to April 2, 2021, and Disney has moved Black Widow to May 7, 2021.

Interestingly, an October 1 release date puts Dune in direct competition with another delayed Warner Bros. movie, Matt Reeves’ The Batman, which was scheduled to occupy that space back in April. It remains unclear if they will both remain set on the same date or if we should anticipate a further delay for The Batman in the coming weeks.

Dune is an adaptation of Frank Herbert’s epic sci-fi novel of the same name and features performances by Timothee Chalamet, Oscar Isaac, Rebecca Ferguson, Zendaya, Josh Brolin, Jason Momoa, and Javier Bardem.

The Walking Dead Season 10: Who Are Those Soldiers?

The Walking Dead returned for a single episode, which was originally supposed to be the series finale. For the most part, this new installment, titled “A Certain Doom,” was rather underwhelming. AMC’s decision to announce the show will be ending after next season made a lot of the episode’s stakes irrelevant. However, there is still one scene worth noting.

Warning: The following contains spoilers for The Walking Season Season 10, Episode 16–“A Certain Doom.” If you’ve not watched this episode yet, stop reading now.

Toward the end of the episode, Eugene (Josh McDermitt), Yumiko (Eleanor Matsuura), Ezekiel (Khary Payton), and Princess (Paola Lazaro) encounter a group of heavily armored and armed soldiers that order them to drop their weapons. Given that this is the zombie apocalypse and nobody on their show has done their laundry in what seems like a decade the pristine, white armor of the soldiers stands out in a major way–and it should.

These soldiers are actually pulled right from the comics and are likely setting the stage for the next major villain on the show, now that the Whisperers are dead and buried. This troop represents a group called the Commonwealth, which was first introduced in issue 175.

In the comics, the Commonwealth is a community of 50,000 survivors spread across different settlements–all under the leadership of Commonwealth governor Pamela Milton. It remains to be seen how closely the show will stick to the comic book version of the Commonwealth, but they are a formidable foe for the final season of The Walking Dead.

Notably, in the comics, it’s the introduction of the Commonwealth that ultimately leads to the death of Rick Grimes. Of course, with Rick (Andrew Lincoln) already off the show, some major changes are going to have to be made. With the end of The Walking Dead in sight, though, it’s appropriate that the last major comic book villain is making its way to the TV series.

The Walking Dead will return for six more Season 10 episodes sometime in early 2021.

Marvel’s Stormbreakers Spotlights ‘The Next Generation of Elite Artists’

Marvel Comics has announced a new initiative called Stormbreakers, which spotlights eight artists from around the world who will be at the forefront of the Marvel Universe over the next two years.

Named after Beta Ray Bill’s enchanted hammer, Stormbreakers is a new evolution of Marvel’s previous Young Guns program, which ran from 2004 to 2019 and celebrated a number of then up-and-coming artists like Steve McNiven, Russell Dauterman and Sara Pichelli.

This year’s lineup includes:

Natacha Bustos (Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur)
Juann Cabal (Guardians of the Galaxy)
Carmen Carnero (Captain Marvel)
Joshua Cassara (X-Force)
Iban Coello (Venom)
Patrick Gleason (The Amazing Spider-Man)
Peach Momoko (numerous Marvel covers)
R.B. Silva (Powers of X)

Clearly, all eight inductees are already very active at Marvel, and the publisher teases that they’ll only become more integral to the future of the Marvel U. over the next two years. That seems to be the key difference between the older Young Guns program and Stormbreakers – that Marvel has a specific road map in place for these eight artists over a long period of time.

“This year’s Stormbreakers embody pure talent and creativity that, time and time again, have shown us all there are no limits to what visual storytelling can do. We are continuously blown away by their innovative styles and by the power in how they capture the heart, humor, and humanity of our characters,” said Marvel’s Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski in a statement. “These eight artists have proven their unrivaled talent and passion for storytelling, and much like Beta Ray Bill, they are truly worthy of taking up the mantle as one of Marvel’s Stormbreakers, the next generation of elite artists. We can’t wait to show you all what’s next. And to all our Stormbreakers – take up your hammer!”

Marvel also revealed that all 36 previous Young Guns nominees will become honorary members of the Stormbreakers program.

We expect to learn more about Marvel’s plans these eight Stormbreakers and the general future of the Marvel U. at NYCC this weekend.

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In other recent comics news, check out IGN’s exclusive first look at Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Song of Glory, learn how the fallout of Joker War will reshape the Batman franchise and educate yourself on John Cena’s The Suicide Squad character Peacemaker.

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Call Of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Beta Preloading Starts Tuesday

With Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War‘s open beta starting on October 8 for those who preordered on PlayStation 4, the official Call of Duty Twitter account has confirmed that beta preloading starts Tuesday, October 6.

An official time for when preloading will be available was not disclosed. It’s also unclear if preloading the beta is an option for everyone or only those who preordered on PlayStation 4. In either case, the first beta period runs from October 8-9 for PlayStation 4 preorders. Then, from October 10-12, Black Ops Cold War’s beta opens for all PlayStation 4 users. From October 15-16, PC and Xbox One users who preordered Black Ops Cold War and all PS4 players will gain access to the beta. Meanwhile, the beta will open to everyone on all platforms starting on October 17. October 19 concludes the game’s beta.

Publisher Activision has also shared a trailer for the beta, detailing what will be available when it goes live on October 8. This includes traditional game modes like Team Deathmatch and Kill Confirmed, as well as the new 6v6 objective game type VIP Escort. Check out the trailer below.

One of the perks for preordering Black Ops Cold War on PlayStation 4 is two days of early access to the game’s open beta. In addition to early beta access, players also receive Operator Frank Woods, an assault rifle weapon blueprint, and the Confrontation Weapons Pack. Check out our Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War preorder guide to learn more about what comes with the various available editions.

Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War launches on November 13 for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series S/Series X. The game will support cross-progression and cross-play between all platforms. It will also feature shared content with Call of Duty: Warzone.

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Call Of Duty: Warzone Player Takes One Shot, Gets Four Kills

A Call of Duty: Warzone player hit the luckiest shot of their life recently. Redditor MegasHvalur was able to take out an entire enemy squad with one shot from their sniper rifle.

“I was playing with the boys and we were totally shocked when we all died to some “unknown” explosion. After couple minutes we realized it was the munition box I threw on the ground [and you] shot,” said Redditor AtriGoXD, who was one of the players on the unlucky end of the snipe. “I even clipped with Nvidia shadow play to see what was going on. Not going to lie, I think you got kinda lucky man xD.”

AtriGoXD added that one of their teammates reported MegasHvalur for cheating out of frustration. The shot was one in a million as you can’t see anything through the sniper scope in the video due to foliage and tree cover. It seems that MegasHvalur shot a munition box, an item that helps players restock ammo but explodes if shot, through all the leaves. It’s another Hollywood action movie moment in Verdansk.

If you’ve been on the unlucky end of a snipe like this, maybe it’s time you tried one of Warzone’s other modes. A new limited-time game mode called Recon: Armored Royale Mode came to the battle royale recently. It gives every squad a heavily armored truck, complete with a mounted turret and built-in buy station, that they can use to respawn. Check out our breakdown on how the truck-based mode works.

The Call Of Duty: Black Ops Cold War beta starts later this week on PS4, but other platforms will get in on the action soon after. Check out our guide on how to jump in.

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The Best Marvel Gifts For 2020

2020 has been a weird year in general, but it will wind up as the first year without a Marvel theatrical release in over a decade. In fact, for the past several years, we’ve been accustomed to multiple new Marvel movies releasing throughout the year. But there’s a lot to look forward to in 2021, with Black Widow, the next Spider-Man movie, The Eternals, and multiple Disney+ shows slated to release in the new year. If someone on your shopping list is hyped about the future of Marvel, there are tons of great Marvel-themed products that would make great gifts this holiday season.

From video games and Blu-ray box sets to Lego kits and Nerf blasters, we’ve rounded up a variety of wonderful Marvel gifts. We’ll be sure to add more cool Marvel gift ideas to this list over the next few weeks as holiday shopping season kicks into overdrive.

$60

Available for PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC

Crystal Dynamics’ Marvel’s Avengers released in September, bringing the superhero squad together for a grand adventure that can be enjoyed solo or with friends online. The story campaign centered around Kamala Khan is surprisingly thoughtful and engaging, while the combat with various heroes–Iron Man, Hulk, Captain America, Ms. Marvel, Thor, and Black Widow–is fairly deep and differentiated between characters. Even though the live service multiplayer aspects and focus on loot isn’t quite as fine-tuned, Marvel’s Avengers will likely still entertain the Marvel fan in your life whether they game on PlayStation, Xbox, or PC. It also comes with a free next-gen upgrade for Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5.

$50-$70

Available for PS4 and PS5

Releasing November 12 alongside the PlayStation 5, Spider-Man: Miles Morales picks up one year after Marvel’s Spider-Man. The Tinkerer and a high-tech criminal enterprise have invaded Harlem, but Miles is ready to take them on in his first big mission since donning the Spidey suit. Spider-Man: Miles Morales is available to preorder for PS5 and PS4. Alternatively, you can preorder the PS5-exclusive Ultimate edition and get a remastered version of Marvel’s Spider-Man bundled with Miles Morales.

$28

Available for PS4

For someone who isn’t planning on getting a PS5 yet, Marvel’s Spider-Man: Game of the Year edition for PS4 is a great gift idea if they haven’t already played it. The GOTY edition compiles the stellar base game and three expansions in one package. Marvel’s Spider-Man is arguably the best superhero game of this generation, so it really is a must-play for Marvel fans.

$20

Available for PS4 and Xbox One

The Lego Marvel Collection compiles three family-friendly adventures: Lego Marvel Super Heroes 1 + 2 and Lego Marvel’s Avengers. Each game features a wide variety of playable heroes and familiar adventures for those who have followed the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Lego video games are great for couch co-op, so parents and kids can partake in the villain-thwarting fun together.

$70

Disney+ is home to many of the movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, so it’s one of the best gifts you can buy for the Marvel fan in your life–especially if you’re unsure what they want. With upcoming Marvel shows like WandaVision, The Falcon and Winter Soldier, and Loki coming exclusively to Disney+, this is a gift that will interest even those who have already watched each movie in the MCU dozens of times.

$46-$51

For the collectors in your life, the Marvel Studios Cinematic Universe collections compile all of the movies released in the first three phases of the MCU. There are three matching box sets–one for each phase–to purchase. All told, you’ll save a significant amount of money buying the collections over purchasing each Blu-ray individually. They come with exclusive collector cards for each movie as well as small posters that pay homage to the original theater posters.

$180-$230

If you have someone on your list who spends a lot of time gaming at their desk, a dedicated gaming chair is a fantastic gift idea that will get daily use. And if they happen to also love Marvel, you have some cool design options to choose from. These gaming chairs are ergonomically designed with neck and lumbar support in mind to promote comfort throughout long gaming sessions. There are seven different designs based on Iron Man, Captain America, and Spider-Man.

$22

It turns out Iron Man’s helmet is also a great shape for a computer mouse. This wireless mouse comes in three color schemes: traditional gold, silver, and black. Iron Man’s eyes light up when the mouse is on to add a little extra flair. The wireless dongle even features a tiny matching Iron Man helmet.

$20 (was $25)

Die-cast figurines always tend to have a stylish, classy look despite often being available for quite cheap. Take this 20-pack of Marvel characters, for instance. Each 1.65-inch figure costs roughly one buck, which gives this set incredible value. These collectible figures would look great displayed on a shelf, but they also could help kids expand their toy battles. Characters featured in the set include Spider-Man, Iron Man, Captain Marvel, Rocket Raccoon, Star-Lord, Ms. Marvel, and many more.

$125

The Marvel Titan Hero Series Universe Collection comes with 11 articulated action figures:

Doctor Strange
Ant-Man
The Wasp
Captain America
Thor
Black Panther
Star-Lord
Captain Marvel
Spider-Man
Groot
Iron Man

This is a great set for the little Marvel fans in your life who are hoping to get started on a collection that will help them let their imagination run wild.

$35

A Marvel board game that’s ideal for youngsters and adults alike, Marvel Villainous puts you in the shoes of antagonists such as Thanos, Hela, and Ultron. It’s an asymmetric game, meaning each player moves around the board within their own area, picking up cards that affect the course of the game each turn. There are three different modes of play that alter the difficulty, so you can scale it to fit your needs. Marvel Villainous supports up to four players and rounds last roughly an hour.

$19.79

This unique card game also puts you in the role of villains such as Green Goblin and Venom with the end goal of defeating Spider-Man in battle. Throughout the game, you complete heists and accumulate loot using a wide array of cards. If you situate yourself well throughout the game, you’ll have the opportunity to avoid Spider-Man’s grasp at the end. The player who racks up the most points and gets away from Spider-Man wins. Marvel Sinister Six supports up to six players. It’s recommended for ages 14 and up due to its emphasis on strategy and many variables. This would make for a nice gift for teenage Marvel fans and adults alike.

$53

An engaging and highly replayable deck-building game, Legendary is particularly awesome for families because it’s designed as a cooperative game that replicates the action of MCU. But you don’t need a host of heroes to take down Magneto, Loki, and other supervillains. Legendary can also be played completely solo, and it remains a ton of fun as a single-player experience.

$15

This could appeal both to kids and those looking to revisit their childhood. In fact, it’s quite possible adults will appreciate this gift more. Inspired by the ubiquitous LCD handhelds that were released throughout the ’90s, this Tiger Electronics (re-released by Hasbro) handheld game includes the X-Men Project X game. You play as Cyclops across five stages in a battle to thwart Juggernaut and Apocalypse. While more of a novelty item than something to play all the time, there’s no doubt this handheld would be a unique and thoughtful Marvel gift for gaming fans.

$11

The continuous onslaught of Funko Pops makes it easy to miss some genuinely cool additions to the lineup. Based on Tom Holland’s appearance as Spidey in Spider-Man: Far From Home, this Funko Pop has style and a nifty vertical stand to replicate his iconic pose. This has proven to be a popular Spider-Man Pop over the past year, but Entertainment Earth is getting another batch in stock soon, and it’s available to order now.

$14.90

The Pop version of the illustrious Marvel legend would be a unique stocking stuffer. Stylized with a striking Patina finish, this Stan Lee Funko Pop is one of our favorites in the massive Marvel lineup.

$11.15

There are several absolutely adorable Groot Funko Pops up for grabs, but this one keeps with the holiday theme. Baby Groot is covered in Christmas lights and is holding a wreath. This stocking stuffer could become a nice holiday decoration for future years, too.

$60

Aimed at older Marvel fans who view Lego sets more as display pieces than toys, this snazzy Iron Man build is a head bust–well, technically it’s a helmet bust. The kit isn’t super elaborate at just 480 pieces, but it does come together to form a striking model that sits atop a sleek black stand.

$120

One of the cooler Lego lines in recent memory, Lego Art brings pop culture to life as stunning wall art. The Iron Man Lego Art kit is ridiculously detailed thanks to the 3,167 pieces it takes to bring it to life. The most intriguing aspect of Lego Art is the fact that you can use the same pieces to build different images. In Iron Man’s case, you can create three different Iron Man suits, including the fan-favorite Hulkbuster. Also, if you buy three sets, you can combine them to create one large Iron Man piece.

$80

A kit with a little bit of everything, the Marvel Avengers Compound Battle set is ideal for youngsters who love creating elaborate battles. The 699-piece set includes a two-story compound that’s protected by spring-loaded and stud shooters. There’s also a helicopter and off-road vehicle and an assortment of figures and accessories. It comes with mini figures of Iron Man, Captain Marvel, Nebula, and an Outrider. You also get appropriately larger figures of Hulk and Thanos.

$79.84

As you’ve probably noticed, there’s no shortage of cool Marvel Lego kits. This particular set lets you build the Quinjet, complete with a pair of stud shooters and a rapid-fire shooter. The 838-piece set is recommended for kids age 8 and up. It comes with six mini-figures: Black Widow, Thor, Hawkeye, Rocket Raccoon, and two Chitauri.

$12

For young Marvel fans (ages 3-5), this matching game is a fun way to work on memorization skills. The cards feature cartoon versions of a bevy of characters, including Spider-Man, Miles Morales, Black Panther, Iron Man, Hulk, and Black Widow.

$20

Hot Wheels and Marvel merge in this set of five character cars. The cars are based off of Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, and Hawkeye. The set is exclusive to Amazon and available for a great price.

$40

For young fans of the Incredible Hulk, this RC Car features easy-to-use controls and cool stunts like wheelies and full spins. There’s also a pretty cool “Hulk Smash” RC car that can lets the Hulk smash obstacles with his giant fists. It just recently sold out at Amazon, but it could come back in stock before Christmas.

$21.64

Young (and young at heart) Spider-Man fans will love this Spiderbolt Nerf Blaster. It attaches to your wrist to mimic Spider-Man’s web-shooting ability. When you pull the handle, you can sneakily fire three Nerf darts.

$29.69 (was $33)

Ideal for either toddlers or early school-age kids who are just getting started reading, the Marvel Super Heroes Me Reader comes with eight illustrated stories starring Avengers: Endgame and Spider-Man: Far From Home characters. The electronic book reads the stories aloud with fun sound effects sprinkled throughout.

$22 (was $40)

The Marvel Encyclopedia is a 448-page hardcover book dedicated to chronicling the rich history of Marvel Comics and the heroes who put the company on the map. It includes details about more than 1,200 characters and a bounty of gorgeous illustrations. Even longtime fans will find something new in this wonderful tome that includes a lovely introduction by the incomparable Stan Lee.

$16.68 (was $25)

We could feature dozens of Marvel comics and graphic novels on this list–there are simply too many good ones. But for those who have watched the movies in the MCU thus far, a good place to start is with the Infinity Gauntlet. Penned by Jim Starlin, the Infinity Gauntlet tells the original story of the quest to stop Thanos. It’s neat to read the inspiration for the movies, especially since the Infinity Gauntlet also features other squads like the X-Men and New Warriors.

$13

This elegant but budget-friendly makeup brush set includes five different Avengers-themed brushes, including a powder brush, eyebrow brush, and eyeshadow brush. Designs range from the Avengers team logo to the Infinity Stones and Thanos’ gauntlet.

$17.95 (was $25)

This officially licensed throw blanket is 100% polyester and features four heroes: Iron Man, Hulk, Thor, and Captain America. Their designs are based on comic book appearances rather than the movies. The best part about this throw blanket is its 45 x 60-inch size, which makes it large enough for practical use while watching Marvel movies on the couch over the holidays.

$40

It’s a universal truth that waffle makers create far superior waffles than the frozen selections in grocery store aisles. The great thing about these handy cooking tools is that they are quick and simple to use. This Spider-Man waffle maker makes breakfast both fun and tasty, creating waffles with the iconic webbed design of the hero’s suit. You can also use this waffle maker to make brownies, cakes, sandwiches, and more.

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