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It might not have been the movie fans would have expected to release after Avengers: Infinity War, but Ant-Man and the Wasp has a lightness and comedic touch that acts as a palate cleanser before whatever darkness awaits in the Marvel cinematic timeline. Ant-Man and the Wasp follows the adventures of Scott Lang and Hope van Dyne (the two title characters) as they try to bring Hope’s mother back from the quantum realm. The movie is coming to digital platforms for home viewing on October 2, with the 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD landing on October 16.

You can read our Ant-Man and the Wasp review for our thoughts on the film. If you want to pick up a copy for home viewing, you’ll probably want to know where you can find it, what comes with each edition, and how much it costs. We have all of the answers below.

Ant-Man and the Wasp Digital Edition

If you want to get your hands on the movie as soon as possible, you’ll have to buy the digital edition. Here’s where you can get it and how much it costs. Spoilers: the HD versions are all $20, though you can get the standard-definition version for $15 at some digital retailers.

Ant-Man and the Wasp 4K Ultra HD

The 4K Ultra HD version also comes with a regular Blu-ray, as well as a digital copy of the movie.

Ant-Man and the Wasp Blu-ray

The Blu-ray also comes with a digital copy of the movie and has a wide range of prices, depending on where you buy it.

Ant-Man and the Wasp DVD

Only one retailer is offering pre-orders for the DVD version of this movie at the moment, which might explain its hefty price tag.

Ant-Man and the Wasp Bonus Features

As for what extras you’ll get, here’s what the studio says is included (may vary by retailer).

• Director’s Intro by Peyton Reed: The talented creator behind some of Marvel Studios’ funniest and most charming films will invite home audiences deeper into the world of Ant-Man and The Wasp.
• Making-of Featurettes:
  • Back in the Ant Suit: Scott Lang – Hero and all-star dad Scott Lang keeps the laughs coming for the audience, cast and crew.
  • A Suit of Her Own: The Wasp – Highly trained Hope Van Dyne is now the Wasp. See how some of her craziest stunts and action-packed scenes were brought to life.
  • Subatomic Super Heroes: Hank & Janet – Hank Pym’s wife Janet was lost in the quantum realm. Trace the legacy of these characters and the iconic actors who portray them.
  • Quantum Perspective: The VFX and Production Design of Ant-Man and The Wasp – Explore the movie’s visual effects and production design from a whole new viewpoint, in which every micro and macro detail counts.
• Gag Reel and Outtakes: Audiences are treated to the hilarious quips that did not make the film as well as exclusive outtakes from Stan Lee and Tim Heidecker.
  • Gag Reel: Join in the fun with these outtakes from the set.
  • Stan Lee Outtakes: Stan Lee tries out a series of hilarious one-liners for the scene in which his car shrinks.
  • Tim Heidecker Outtakes: Check out Whale Boat Captain Daniel Goobler and his improvised whale-watching riffs.
• Deleted Scenes (with commentary by Director Peyton Reed)
  • Worlds Upon Worlds: As Janet leads Hank through the surreal landscape of the quantum realm, they encounter an intelligent life form.
  • Sonny’s on the Trail: On the hunt for Hank Pym and his lab, Sonny Burch and his henchmen check the security camera of a neighborhood bookstore.
• Digital Exclusives:
  • 10 Years of Marvel Studios: The Art of the Marvel Cinematic Universe – See what it takes to bring the MCU to life, and the role concept artists play in bringing Super Heroes from comic book to screen.
  • Online Close-Up Magic University: This commercial will inspire you to expand your mind and maximize your full potential!

There’s never been a better time to be a Nintendo Switch owner, because not only is the console a gateway to a library of excellent first-party titles, but the list of killer indies on the Eshop grows by the week. Better yet, those games tend to go on sale often. This week’s Nintendo Switch Eshop sale features a fantastic selection of mostly indie games for cheap. Let’s take a look.

At $20, the beloved–and exceedingly dark–roguelike game The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth+ is half off this week. In it, you play as a boy whose mom goes nuts, so he retreats to the cellar, which is filled with monsters he has to fight using his tears. Yeah, it’s grim.

The Metroid-style game Cave Story+ is on sale for $15. If you think you have the reflexes to handle a bullet-hell shooter, Ikaruga is always a good choice, especially on sale for $10. For a game in the vein of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, you can pick up Oceanhorn: Monster of Uncharted Seas, also $10.

Velocity 2X is an excellent sci-fi game that’s all about speed and collectibles; it’s on sale for $16. And the gravity-manipulating game VVVVVV might not look like much thanks to its Atari-era graphics, but it’s a lot of fun to play if you’re into tricky precision platforming.

A number of other Switch, Nintendo 3DS, and Wii U games are on sale on the Eshop this week as well. You can find the full list here.

Everyone loves a rogue, which probably explains why Han Solo has always been one of the most beloved characters in the Star Wars universe. With Solo: A Star Wars Story, the smuggler finally has a movie to call his own. Set before the events of the original trilogy, Solo tells the story of how Han meets Chewie, acquires the Millennium Falcon, and starts a rocky relationship with Lando Calrissian. The movie has already landed on digital platforms, and it’s coming to 4K and Blu-ray on September 25.

You can check out our Solo: A Star Wars Story review to see our thoughts on the film, but if you’re ready to lock down a copy for yourself, you’ll probably want to know where you can get the best deal. Below, we break down what comes with each edition of the movie, where you can buy it, how much it costs, and what special features come with it.

Solo: A Star Wars Story Digital Edition

You might not be able to set a digital copy of Solo on your movie shelf, but you don’t have to get up to put in the disc when you want to watch the movie. Here’s where you can order the digital version and how much it costs.

Solo: A Star Wars Story 4K Ultra HD

The 4K UHD version of Solo also comes with a regular Blu-ray copy, as well as a digital code.

Solo: A Star Wars Story Blu-Ray

The Blu-ray version of the film also comes with a digital code.

Retailer-Exclusive Editions

The movie is available at a couple of retailers in exclusive editions. Here they are.

• Best Buy – Best Buy has a special edition 4K UHD and Blu-ray copy that comes in an exclusive steelbook case. You can buy it here for $35.
• Target – Target is selling an exclusive edition that comes with the movie on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and digital, along with a filmmaker gallery and storybook. It costs $33, and you can buy it here.

Bonus Features

No movie is complete without bonus features. Here’s the list of extras, according to Disney:

• Solo: The Director & Cast Roundtable–Sit down with director Ron Howard and the stars for an intimate and entertaining discussion of the film’s making.

• Team Chewie–See what it takes to bring your favorite Wookiee to life in this lighthearted look behind the scenes.

• Kasdan on Kasdan–Iconic Star Wars screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan and son Jonathan share what it was like to write the movie’s script together.

• Remaking the Millennium Falcon–Track the transformation of the most famous ship in the galaxy, from Lando’s swank and impeccable pride and joy to Han’s stripped-down hot-rod freighter with “special modifications.”

• Escape from Corellia–Get behind the wheel for the making of this high-octane chase through the streets of Corellia.

• The Train Heist–Explore the challenges and thrills of creating this action-packed sequence, including its remote location and spectacular effects.

• Becoming a Droid: L3-37–Meet the newest droid–and the talented actor who helps bring her to life.

• Scoundrels, Droids, Creatures and Cards: Welcome to Fort Ypso–Take an in-depth tour of the rough-and-tumble bar where strangers mix and gamblers risk all in the legendary card game, Sabaac.
• Into the Maelstrom: The Kessel Run–Join Han and Chewie at the controls of the Millennium Falcon to see how this legendary moment in Star Wars history unfolds.

• Deleted Scenes
  • Proxima’s Den
  • Corellian Foot Chase
  • Han Solo: Imperial Cadet
  • The Battle of Mimban: Extended
  • Han Versus Chewie: Extended
  • Snowball Fight!
  • Meet Dryden: Extended
  • Coaxium Double-Cross

• The Millennium Falcon: From Page to Park–An exclusive look at the history of the most famous ship in the galaxy, its origin and development, and how it will translate in one of the most anticipated expansions in Disneyland’s history.

PlayStation Now is Sony’s video game streaming service that lets you play a large selection of PlayStation games on your PS4 or PC (including Macs). What you might not know is that we’re closing in on the end of the service’s summer sale price. When September 25 rolls around, the prices for one-, three-, and 12-month PlayStation Now subscriptions will go up. So if you want to save money on access to hundreds of PlayStation games from the past three console generations, now is the time to lock in the sale price.

Making the deal even sweeter is that you can now download to your PS4 nearly all of the PS4 games on the service, as well as some of the PS2 games. Previously, PS Now was only a streaming service, which meant you needed a fairly robust internet connection to transmit data back and forth to play games. The company says this feature is being rolled out gradually to subscribers over the next few days.

The big question is what games are available on the service. Over 650 games are currently available, including titles like Red Dead Redemption, Bloodborne, the Uncharted trilogy, Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, and many, many others. You can view the full list here.

Here’s the summer sale pricing for PlayStation Now, along with links to get you those sweet sale prices:

If you’re unsure you want to spend money on a service you haven’t tried yet, you can sign up for a seven-day free trial. The only caveat is, if you want to get the sale price on your subscription, you’ll need to lock it in by September 25, before your trial is up.