Is it possible to buy Pokemon TCG 30th Celebration cards? Absolutely. Is it easy? Absolutely not. I'd go so far as to sat it's difficult to find stock for the latest set, not to mention at a reasonable price. However, I don't suppose that's surprising. As a commemoration of the last few decades for one of the most popular card games around, there's a lot of anticipation surrounding the expansion. Everyone wants a piece.

That's why I'm tracking down all the stock I can find for this hard-to-get release. I've spent a long time monitoring availability for the best card games so have plenty of advice on where to buy Pokemon TCG 30th Celebration if you don't want to break the bank. More specifically, I've listed my go-to stores below. Even though they still struggle with inflated costs, they're your best shot at securing cards at the most reasonable rate.

No matter what, just move quickly; these packs are highly sought-after so get snapped up fast. Don't hesitate if you see cards at a reasonable price, because they might not stay that way - or in stock - for long.

Where to buy Pokemon TCG 30th Celebration in the US

Another week, another wasteland of stock. It's tough to buy Pokemon TCG 30th Celebration at the moment, and the only place I've seen with actual cards is Walmart. That doesn't mean you should throw up your hands and write the whole thing off, though. Target got stock last week (before promptly running out), Amazon has yet to go live, and I've known indie retailer Miniature Market to restock cards regularly, so it's still all to play for. The key is moving quickly. If you see something at a not-unreasonable price from a store you trust, don't hesitate; it may not hang around for long enough to make you regret it.

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Where to buy Pokemon TCG 30th Celebration in the UK

I'm not seeing any movement at all in terms of where to buy Pokemon TCG 30th Celebration in the UK, as it doesn't seem to be in stock anywhere right now. Well, there are listings at Smyths Toys, but these don't seem to be clickable - it looks as though they're placeholders, or the items will only be available in store.

With that in mind, I'd recommend keeping a very close eye on Wayland Games because it's often one of the first to drop cards at a reasonable price. Next, I'd prioritize Amazon. Yes, I know, it sounds obvious. But unlike so many other retailers, it offers an "invite by request" system to foil resellers, which means you have a chance of buying the items at a normal price.

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Where to buy other Pokemon TCG sets

While all eyes are on places to buy Pokemon TCG 30th Celebration, that's sometimes easier said than done. Fortunately, demand doesn't mean you have to go without cards. Plenty of older sets are widely available, and stock (as well as prices) for them is stabilizing.

I've set our dedicated software to rounding up the best offers as and when they appear, so you'll find the lowest prices on the latest sets below.

Pokemon TCG 30th Celebration FAQ

Wondering what makes this set so special? As the name would suggest, it celebrates three decades of the trading card game with throwbacks to 30 years of sets. This includes an adorable suite of collectible Pikachu cards, an all-new rarity, and box sets that include everything from figures to themed 'Day' and 'Night' packs with a host of accessories.

If you're looking to play something while you wait for stock, don't miss the best board games or the best tabletop RPGs.

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3D printing isn't an easy hobby to get into; it can be expensive and complicated, especially if you choose a machine that isn't too beginner-friendly. However, there are some great options for newcomers if you know where to look… and it just so happens that a couple of my favorite options just went on sale.

Industry giant Elegoo is currently running a major Back to School sale with up to 45% off its many machines. I've been able to test a lot of 3D printers over the past several years, and two of my favorites (both with five-star reviews to their name) are currently included in the sale.

First up is the Elegoo Centuari Carbon 2 Combo. It's the machine I usually recommend as a good beginner 3D printer because it's so easy to use, but provides incredibly detailed prints with the option for multi-color models. This is followed by the Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra 16K, which uses more detailed resin but keeps things simple thanks to a clever tilt-release system, heated vat, and a camera you can use to track progress.

Naturally, that's just the tip of the iceberg. You can find way more printers in the sale, but the following are the ones I'd recommend to newcomers – with an explanation as to why they're worth considering.

Which 3D printer should you get?

Torn between the two, or unsure why you'd need one over the other? It all comes down to what you want the machine to do. There are two types of 3D printer: resin and filament. Here's a breakdown of what that means.

• Filament: This is the classic kind of 3D printer that uses reels of plastic which it heats up and lays out in a pattern on the build plate. It produces very sturdy results that may not be quite as detailed as resin, but still look amazing and will stand the test of time. Perfect for cosplay, scenery, storage solutions, larger models, and props.
• Resin: Looking for small, high detail models? You want a resin machine. Even though resin is a more difficult material to work with (it's toxic and smelly so must be handled with care), it produces far better-looking models. They aren't quite as sturdy as filament miniatures, but look so much better. Ideal for D&D/wargaming models, intricate scenery, smaller cosplay items, and models where fine detail is really important.

With that in mind, the machine I'd recommend will depend on what you need. If you're hoping to create D&D models or wargaming miniatures, grab the Saturn 4 Ultra 16K. It'll produce far superior results that are on par with professional model-makers like Games Workshop if you use the right materials.

As for anyone wanting to make terrain, props, collectibles, tokens, random nick nacks, or storage solutions, it has to be the Centauri Carbon 2 Combo. Its models are so much sturdier, the material is less expensive so is better for larger projects. Plus, it's still detailed enough on a large scale that projects look fantastic when finished.

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Once September rolls around, you can expect to pay $500 if you want to pick up a Nintendo Switch 2. The good news is that time is still on your side. You have a little over a month to avoid the price hike entirely, and if you're based in the US, I recommend grabbing the Choose Your Game bundle for $499 at Amazon to do just that.

With that cheap Nintendo Switch bundle, you get the console and a digital code to either Mario Kart World, Donkey Kong Bananza, or Pokémon Pokopia. Next month, that price will just get you the console, so it's definitely worth jumping on. It hasn't made its way across the pond, so I'd recommend the Nintendo Switch 2 + Pokémon Pokopia bundle in the UK in its stead. You get the handheld and a copy of Pokopia for as little as £394 at Amazon, a price that's even far below its typical £429.99 MSRP.

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While Nintendo shared that the once $449.99 console will swiftly change to its new $499.99 price point starting September 2026 in the US, the pricing in the UK was scarce. In Europe, the console is increasing from €469.99 to €499.99, so I suspect it'll be a similar jump, but we can only speculate for now.

Even without knowing the full new UK price of the console, it's easy to see how the Switch 2 + Pokopia option is a great deal. At most other UK retailers, the set is sitting at its full £429.99 MSRP, but Amazon's current price knocks £35.99 off. Not to mention, if you were to buy the console and the game separately, you'd be expected to fork out £395.99 and £58.99 respectively. That's a combined total of £454.98, but it's £60 cheaper to pick up the bundle instead.

Whatever you choose, I'd pick it up sooner rather than later. While September 1 is the big scary price increase day, there's every chance we could start to see the price changes take effect ahead of time. The only way to truly prevent paying more than you should is to suck it up and pick the new handheld up as soon as you can. Of course, you can save the most by not buying one at all, but where's the fun in that?

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Starforge Systems Apothecary Diaries PC is one of those pre-built gaming PCs I dream of having at my disposal. Not only because its specs far outmatch my current desktop, but because the details spread across its UV-painted APNX V2-F case are an anime nerd's dream.

The intricate borders travelling along the build perfectly capture the ornate backgrounds found in the anime series. In fact, the entire PC looks like something that Maomao herself would stumble upon in the palace, as does its eye-watering $2,799.99 starting price. That's the kind of digits that only an emperor could afford, and it's far, far out of my budget. However, Starforge Systems is currently running its annual Forge Day Sale, which has dropped the starting price of this dreamy anime PC down to $2,499.99 (Starforge Systems), saving $300 off this stunning anime dream build.

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Much to my chagrin, today's deal price is still more than I can personally spare. Though I can't pretend I didn't contemplate adding it to my online shopping basket, particularly once I remembered that the brand does indeed ship to the UK.

While it's still expensive no matter which way you cut it, you at least get modern components for your cash. That deal price encompasses the "Core" default build, which includes a GeForce RTX 5070 graphics card, AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D CPU, 32GB DDR5 6000MT/s of RAM, and a 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVME SSD. That's all sitting inside the gorgeous PC case, which doesn't just include ornate borders but UV-printed versions of both MaoMao and Jinshi on the glass.

My favorite inclusion of my beloved anime pair is not on the exterior of the case, but how they're included on the inside. This PC includes one of the brand's platelight panels, a panel of art that's backlit by an LED light. It's a purely cosmetic feature, but seeing Maomao and Jinshi's faces illuminated and peeking through the glass of the case is a sight to behold.

This $300 off deal today includes the configuration I mentioned above, the stunning Apothecary Diaries PC case, a piece of matching 12 × 18 inch wall art, a 900 × 400 mm deskmat, and the 'Another Day' Apothecary Diaries platelight, but you can pick up alternative art based from the series to place in its stead for $29.99 (Starforge Systems), as they too are discounted as part of Forge Day.

If you aren't an Apothecary Diaries fan, while I will totally judge you for your tastes, there are other anime builds to choose from. Starforge Systems has also knocked down its Frieren & Himmel pre-builds, which now start from $2,499.99 (Starforge Systems) all the way up to $3,799.99. As with all its PCs, the fancier the cost, the fancier the parts, but you'll still get them all packed into the stunning anime case, which has swapped Maomao and Jinshi for everyone's favorite love-torn hero Himmel and the totally oblivious n mage Frieren.

It should be mentioned that even during a RAM shortage and the current hellscape of the PC consumer market, you don't need to spend this much to get a PC with these kinds of specs. Newegg and MSI have an equivalent RTX 5070 build currently selling for $1,749, for example. Starforge is just one of the few brands appealing to the anime fan in all of us with its exclusive case designs.

There are also MSI's Frieren PC accessories that are worth checking out, though they're still pretty new, so don't expect any juicy discounts quite yet.

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I wholly expected Pokemon Pokopia's first DLC expansion to demand far more than just 3.14MB of the Switch 2's storage, but I like being proven wrong. Especially as it means that fans (myself included) can avoid picking up a pricey microSD Express Card, particularly when 512GB cards have skyrocketed in price over the last few months.

If you'd still at least like a little storage pick-me-up, you can grab an extra 128GB for as little as $39.99 at Amazon right now. Unlike higher capacity cards, it's not going to cost you almost as much as the console itself, and it's a little less than its usual $45 price range it likes to sit at today. Of course, you can save more by sticking with the Switch 2's internal storage, but an extra 128GB on top will help you with Pokopia and Ninty's upcoming releases.

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The best microSD Express Cards are available in capacities up to 1TB, but that hefty storage amount comes at a hefty cost these days. If you've just invested in a Nintendo Switch 2 to avoid having to fork out for its upcoming September price cut, it's highly likely that you don't want to to drop the $371.99 (Amazon) required for a 1TB model. They used to sit at a more reasonable $199.99, but have jumped up in recent months, likely another annoying knock-on effect from the RAM & storage crisis.

As alluring as an extra 1TB is, you'll want to pick up at least an extra 128GB instead. Ideally, an extra 256GB is your best bet, as that will double up your available on-board storage.

Remember, the base Pokemon Pokopia game is only 6.3 GB, so that's plenty for it and the new DLC. You could even download the recent Switch 2 Star Fox and its 15.1 GB worth of data, and the 13.1 GB worth of Splatoon Raiders, and you'd still have space left over. I'd just recommend grabbing this deal before its price goes the way of its 1TB counterpart.

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Pokemon Pokopia's first-ever DLC is landing on the Nintendo Switch 2 on August 5, 2026, introducing a new underwater 'Bubby Basin' habitat that you can help bring to life. The new trailer showed off the adorable Popplio and other water-types frolicking under the waves, and if those drops of cuteness have convinced you to finally invest in the new handheld, then you should check out this Nintendo Switch 2 + Pokopia bundle.

It includes the handheld and a digital copy of Pokopia, and you get that adorable box with Ditto's infectious grin printed on the side. Better yet, it's down to just £399 at Amazon right now, instead of its usual £429.99 MSRP. Over the past couple of weeks, the bundle has been sitting at £424, so you're saving £25 here - just gather £4 more, and you can pick up the Bubbly Basin expansion too.

This Nintendo Switch 2 bundle might have been sitting at £424 recently at Amazon, but if you factor in that it's typically found at its full £429.99 price at the official Nintendo store, then you're really saving £30.99 today. That more than covers the £29.99 (Nintendo) cost of the new Pokopia DLC. Which, by the way, provides you with access to not just Part 1 of the game's new content, but the next two waves of DLC too.

Part 2 of the Pokopia expansion is set to arrive in late 2026 and introduces the option to give your Poke pals a little makeover. Just when I thought Peakychu couldn't get even cuter, Nintendo chose to include them in a little maid hat and wings in the trailer, which was cuteness overload. While Nintendo states that there's no new town included with Part 2, you will get access to "add some new flair to your surroundings", alongside new furniture and new Pokemon. Fingers crossed that means we'll get some new wallpaper options, as I'm getting a bit sick and tired of seeing plain white walls when it comes to my Palette Town builds.

Part 3 doesn't launch until sometime in 2027, so you'll have to be a little patient. Of course, you don't have to bother with the DLC if you don't want to. If you don't grab it, I do recommend buying this cheap Nintendo Switch bundle as soon as possible, not only to ensure you save £25, but as the handheld is getting its first price increase this coming September. In a month's time, it's going to be at least £30 more expensive here in the UK, and that's without a download code for Pokemon Pokopia too.

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New to Switch 2? Our team has also rounded up the best Nintendo Switch 2 controllers, the best Nintendo Switch headsets, and the best Nintendo Switch 2 microSD Express Cards that can help transform your Pokemon Pokopia adventures.

Marvel's Wolverine could very well be one of the last Insomniac games to ever get a physical release. Sony's decision to put an end to physical releases after January 2028 means it's very likely that I won't be adding more of the studio's PS5 titles to my shelf after my beloved Marvel's Spider-Man 2, one of my favorite modern games over the last 10 years.

That realisation is why I was pretty comfortable paying full price for Marvel's Wolverine just to ensure I was sent a physical copy for my collection on its September 15 release day, but I'm far happier with its new pre-order deal. Smyths Toys has dropped the £69.99 MSRP down to £57.99 (Smyths Toys) right now, which means I've saved £12 off the game and it's not even out yet.

One of the reasons why I adore physical PS5 games so much is not just because I like to have a physical game sitting on my shelf so I can gaze lovingly at the box art, but because I can take advantage of deals like this one.

A quick check of the PlayStation online store shows the game available for its full £69.99 (PlayStation Store) MSRP, with no discounts in sight. Had I only had this option to pre-order the game, I would not have been able to take advantage of that £12 off, which is very likely going towards another physical game, if I'm honest. I'm looking at you, Silent Hill: Townfall.

If you're based in the US, the early pre-order discounts aren't as fun to sink your Wolverine claws into. At retailers like GameStop and Best Buy, the game is listed at its full $69.99 price, unfortunately. However, PS5 titles are so prone to price drops, even mere weeks ahead of release, so I recommend bookmarking out Marvel's Wolverine pre-order page to keep up to date with the best prices, which is curated by yours truly.

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I'm in dire need of a new PS5 controller. My current DualSense spread has taken a bit of a beating, and I get a sense that they all suffer from a little bit of stick drift. That being said, I don't entirely feel comfortable forking out the $74-79 required for a replacement pad.

With that in mind, I've been considering investing in an out-of-box controller, and seeing that you can grab one for as little as $25.99 at Best Buy right now is definitely a good motivator. That's a saving of $48 off a brand new model, and better yet, it's the stunning Cobalt Blue version and not the garish-looking white pad that I already own.

If you're considering grabbing this lovely blue PS5 pad for yourself, do remember that it's an "open box" controller. That means that it's been "opened and returned by another customer" according to Best Buy, which is a nice way of saying that it's already been played with.

As is the case whenever you buy any of the best PS5 controllers second hand, you can expect some general wear and tear and light cosmetic damage to the pad, but it should be in full working order. In fact, Best Buy has given this controller in particular an "excellent" rating, which means it should work and look like new, and that includes all the parts and accessories. That being said, you're likely not getting the box it originally came in, but who needs more packaging when it's just going to end up in your recycling bin anyway?

If you aren't entirely comfortable buying a pre-loved PS5 controller, I get it. You can alternatively pick up a brand new DualSense for $69 at Best Buy, saving you $10 off the shimmering Chroma Indigo model. It also happens to be blue, but it includes a bit more of a sparkle and will be brand-new and includes all the packaging for your storing or recycling pleasure.

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Our team's controller expert Duncan Robertson has also rounded up the best PC controllers for gaming, the best Nintendo Switch controllers, and the best Xbox Series X controllers if you're on the hunt for a new quality pad.

Even though they've just been revealed and have been available to pre-order for a few short hours, Hasbro's Avengers: Doomsday action figures are already proving difficult to find.

To be precise, a few key characters are already selling out at major retailers. Doctor Doom and the X-Men (Cyclops and Gambit) seem to be the most popular so far, with stock evaporating across the US and UK. Considering how quickly they're being snapped up, I thought it might be helpful to round up places where you can still buy the Hasbro Avengers: Doomsday action figures. (As a note, I'm only collecting the ones that are available right now - others, like the Fantastic Four and Magneto, will drop later this year.)

While I'm shocked to see these toys running out so quickly, I shouldn't be. For starters, they look fantastic; they absolutely nail the characters' on-screen look and likeness, providing the most screen-accurate collectible you're likely to find short of grabbing the (much more expensive) Hot Toys equivalents. Plus, excitement for Marvel is at an all-time high, what with the latest trailer and a slew of exciting SDCC 2026 reveals (such as Lego Avengers: Doomsday sets giving us our best look at a major returning X-Men hero). With that in mind, I suppose it makes sense that the Doomsday action figures are flying off the shelves.

Where to buy Avengers: Doomsday action figures in the US

Where to buy Avengers: Doomsday action figures in the UK

For more cool collectibles, it's worth check out our guides to the best toys and the best Lego sets.

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The Nintendo Switch 2's first-ever price increase is rolling out this September, making now the best chance you've got to try and grab the console for as cheap as you possibly can.

Once September 1 rolls around, you'll be looking at spending $500 on the Ninty machine alone, but today you can pick up the Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart World bundle for $419 at Woot instead. This bundle includes the console and a download code for Mario Kart World, which typically costs you $499.99, but thanks to Woot, you're saving a massive $80.99, which is more than enough to pick up an extra game, or a shiny new Switch 2 Pro controller if that's what you fancy.

As a pre-loved console, you should expect some minor cosmetic damage for sure, but Woot insists that the handheld has "successfully passed a full diagnostic test" that ensures "like-new functionality" and the removal of any of the previous owner's information and logins. Even though it has been owned by someone previously, the download code for the game has not been used either, so you can feel at ease knowing you'll be able to redeem your Mario Kart World download and start drifting through the new free-roam mode in no time.

If it weren't for pre-owned Nintendo consoles, I wouldn't be here writing these very words, so I appreciate that they can still be a more affordable option to get newer tech in many people's handhelds. However, if for whatever reason you aren't comfortable with a second-hand machine, you could alternatively grab the Nintendo Switch 2 Choose Your Game bundle.

You'll be looking at spending $499 at Amazon for it, so you won't get that lovely $80 discount like at Woot today. However, it's still a cheaper option than Nintendo Switch bundle deals you can expect when September rears its ugly head in a little over a months time. Better yet, you can actually pick the game you want too. Not a Mario Kart fan? That's fine, as you can grab a download code for Donkey Kong Bananza or Pokemon Pokopia instead, the choice is yours.

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New to Switch 2? Our team has also rounded up the best Nintendo Switch 2 controllers, the best Nintendo Switch headsets, and the best Nintendo Switch 2 cameras so you can complete your Ninty gaming setup.

Sony's Days of Play sales have long since ended, and I had assumed all of its deals ended with it. However, both the Death Stranding 2 On the Beach Collector's Edition and the Ghost of Yotei Collector's Edition, which include copies of the game and a smorgasbord of exclusive physical goodies, have returned with the same set of savings as the annual Sony event.

For a limited time, you can grab the Death Stranding 2 On the Beach CE for just $129.99 (PS Direct) and the Ghost of Yotei CE for as low as $149.99 (PS Direct), saving yourself $100 off each. These savings are part of a wider sale at PS Direct, which includes discounts on PSVR2 and even a rare deal on the 8TB WD BLACK Internal SN850P SSD. However, unless you have a spare $1,099.99 to spend on a spot of storage, I recommend sticking to these collector editions to get your PS5 deal fill while they're available until August 10, 2026.

Before you add either Death Stranding 2 or Ghost of Yotei to your online PS Direct shopping basket, I do need to give you a major heads up: neither one of these collector's editions includes a physical game.

As if the fact that there will be no new physical PS5 games after 2028 wasn't disappointing enough, these fancy and merch-filled versions of both games have included a digital download far before Sony made its big announcement earlier this month. That means that while you'll get a boatload of physical merchandise for each title, both Death Stranding 2 On the Beach and Ghost of Yotei are included as digital downloads. There aren't even empty boxes to add to your shelf, as is the case with the upcoming Grand Theft Auto 6, which is mega disappointing.

With that in mind, it's better if you see these deals as ways to get your hands on some exclusive collectibles above all else. The glorious 15-inch Magellan Man Statue, which was CG modeled, 3D printed, and produced under the watchful eyes of Metal Gear Solid artist and industry legend Yoji Shinkawa, is only found within this version of Death Stranding 2, and cannot be bought separately unless you're okay searching through the mines of second-hand sites like eBay and dealing with its extortionate prices.

Considering you get it, a 3-inch Dollman figure, art cards, a letter from big-man Hideo Kojima, and a fancy box to keep it all in feels worthwhile enough at $100 off today. You could think of the fact that the game and some in-game extras are included as a little extra, rather than the focus. At least, that's what I'm going to do as a physical game girlie.

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I used to love the heroes in a half-shell as a kid, but I didn't really remember how much until I cracked open some MTG Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle booster packs. This crossover is such a love letter to the series, with deep cuts that had me going "oh yeah, I remember them!" and generally geeking out.

Designed to be fully compatible with core Magic: The Gathering, MTG Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cards can be played with most match types… and they're currently a lot cheaper to get hold of than usual thanks to Best Buy's Black Friday in July sale. Numerous box sets – from the co-op Turtle Team-Up to fast-paced Draft Night – are on offer right now, and the prices here are far better than I'm seeing at the likes of Amazon. Because Magic's one of the best card games, such massive savings aren't as common.

Now, there is some consternation amongst the community about crossover sets like these because of whether or not they 'fit' Magic's aesthetic… not to mention how they're taking up increasingly more space on the release schedule. Indeed, the issue recently blew up when MTG head designer Mark Rosewater says fans must adapt or "walk away" if they don't like Universes Beyond. While I agree with those concerns (it's jarring to see Donatella fighting alongside high fantasy goblins, for example, and I'm bummed out at them taking up 50% of the lineup), I don't think you could ever claim that Magic isn't putting 100% into the design of releases like MTG Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Besides boasting sumptuous art, they have clever mechanics – like Sneak, which allows you to swap out cards and hit your opponent with a nasty surprise – that genuinely enrich the game. As such, I do understand the appeal.

Particularly if you're a diehard fan of the franchise in question. Like I say, I was instantly transported back to being a kid in front of the cartoon on Saturday morning when opening packs, and that's the kind of feeling I wish I could bottle.

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Despite having only just been revealed, it's already proving hard to buy Hasbro Legend of Zelda action figures. Namely, I've seen one sell out already even though it's only been available to pre-order for a few hours.

With that in mind, I thought it might be helpful to track where you can currently get your hands on these toys. I've already gone on record about how good I think they are, so I'd say they're well worth grabbing - and from what I've seen so far, speed is of the essence if you want to buy Hasbro Legend of Zelda action figures. Link is selling out fast, for example (perhaps going back to the shrine for another 100 year nap).

Where to buy Hasbro Legend of Zelda action figures in the US

Where to buy Hasbro Legend of Zelda action figures in the UK

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If you want more cool collectibles, don't miss the best toys or the best Lego sets. With summer in full swing, it's also worth dropping by the best water guns!

I've spent over a year getting deep, down, and dirty with a smorgasbord of the best Nintendo Switch 2 accessories, but the Lululook Gaming Pillow Stand might be the weirdest I've tested so far.

This big boy (and trust me, it's pretty big) is a $64.99 (Amazon) stand that can suspend your handheld while providing a place to put your phone, and a few handfuls of crisps should you be peckish for some carbohydrates. Rather than being a device that hooks onto your bedside table, which I use frequently alongside my iPad for catching up with Netflix in bed, this stand is attached to a large padded pillow which you can place directly on your lap.

Curling up with my Switch 2 under the covers is my favorite pastime, and this Lululook accessory has made it considerably more enjoyable. That being said, its full price is on par with new Switch 2 games, which might be an understandably hard sell for many. Fortunately, it's at least down to £64.99 at Amazon in the UK right now, which makes me slightly more comfortable with recommending it today if you too love nothing more than getting cozy in bed with your Ninty handheld.

I've mentioned it a few times in my past accessory write-ups, but I have something called hypothyroidism. One of the main symptoms of the illness is joint pain, which I get predominantly in my knees, wrists, and fingers. As you can imagine, it makes gaming a sometimes painful experience (and not just when I frequently lose a match in Marvel Rivals), but during the past few weeks, I've been able to take the pressure off my wrists by using this Switch 2 pillow.

The Switch 2 isn't as notoriously heavy as the best gaming handhelds like the Steam Deck OLD, but any time I can negate a bit of its weight off my wrists is an opportunity I'm going to take full advantage of. This accessory allows just that, and I've had a far nicer time only having to put up with the weight of the Joy-Cons and not the console as a whole. I know it's not designed as an accessibility aid, but I appreciate that it can be one, and one I'm going to continue to rely on during all future pain flare-ups.

While taking the pillow out for a spin, I had less achy wrists and games like Pokemon Pokopia at eye level while cozied up in my duvet's warm embrace, and it was pretty sweet. The stand is so lightweight that I barely felt it on my achy legs either, and it was just as comfortable to play on the sofa, especially as I didn't have to crank my neck to look up at my TV.

The only big part of the pillow I didn't resonate with (besides its price) was its bowl. There's a little ridge just above it that's handy for keeping your smartphone upright, which I appreciated as a tool to easily look at Pokopia guides. Yet the bowl always felt like it was trying to coerce me into mindlessly snacking. There's nothing in the brand's marketing spiel that suggests you have to use it to store 'unhealthy' snacks, but the marketing images do include crisps, which is a bit annoying when I'm actively trying not to mindlessly game and snack at the same time.

I imagine anyone with a healthier relationship to food would probably find the bowl pretty neat, but I wasn't a fan. I ended up using it to store my Joy-Con controllers when I needed a break, and I advise anyone else to do the same who doesn't want to get into a habit of late-night snacking in bed. On a positive note, the bowl is at least really easy to clean. It features a large dial underneath that can be turned to unlock it from the foam padding so you can easily run it under the tap. It really feels like Lululook thought of everything - well, besides that some may not be comfortable with its eye-watering price tag.

All in all, this is not an accessory that I'd insist every Switch 2 player needs in their setup. But if you prefer handheld mode, love gaming in bed and don't already own a Switch 2 stand of any kind, it's a weird and wonderful gadget to have at your disposal. Hopefully it's £12 off in the UK right now should help make it a little more accessible too.

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Check out our guides to the best Nintendo Switch headsets, the best Nintendo Switch 2 cameras, and the best Nintendo Switch 2 microSD Express Cards if you're more in the market for less niche Ninty accessories.

We all know it seems like dark days ahead for console gamers, what with the end of physical media and ever-increasing hardware prices. But something that I think has gone unreported is that peripherals for PS5 and Xbox Series X tend to be more expensive than PC equivalents. Case in point, the best PC controller in my opinion is the Victrix Pro BFG, and while it has bespoke versions for PS5, Xbox, and PC, the latter doesn't need to make up for expensive licensing costs.

As such, it's seeing a $50 discount right now while the console editions stay at their regular price. Over in Best Buy's Black Friday in July sale, you can get the BFG Reloaded for $139.99 when it usually costs you $189.99.

Now, to be fair, the Xbox and PS5 versions of the Victrix Pro BFG will work on their respective consoles, as well as on a PC. I'm not sure the same can be said of the PC model, as without official licensing for either machine and potentially incorrect connectivity protocols, you'll be locked to just PC gaming with it. That might be absolutely fine for a large swathe of you, but it does call into question the value for money if you do own more than one platform.

Regardless, the lack of that official licensing is likely why we're seeing it discounted when the other two are at full price. I review all sorts of PS5 controllers, Xbox Series X controllers, and TMR controllers, and if there's a common trend, it's that the "pro" level ones for consoles tend to be pricier than a lot of the ones just designed for PC, even while they're all essentially offering the same features.

Regardless, the Victrix Pro BFG and Victrix Pro BFG for Xbox have been long-reigning monarchs at the top of our controller buying guides. Even as this pad begins to age, it still offers a lot of value for money thanks to its fully modular design that lets you flip it between a symmetrical and asymmetrical controller on a whim. It has four large back buttons that make them easy to implement into your gameplay, and a slew of attachments in its carrying case.

Interestingly, with this PC-only version, you miss out on the fight-pad module from the console editions. I'm not really sure why, since this is a big perk of the controller's offering that allows fighting game fans to have six face buttons like they would on an arcade fightstick.

However, if you've been looking at the Steam Controller for its fancy mouse-emulating trackpads, the PC version might be a nice alternative, since its touchpad is said to emulate a mouse too. I haven't gone hands-on with this version of the controller, nor tested this particular feature, so I can't speak to how well that works, but it could be a really great way to navigate your PC from the couch if it works.

You can also look at what Switch 2 controllers I'd recommend, or find your perfect PC racing wheel.

I'm not gonna make a splash by pretending that 13.1 GB is a lot of space. As it's simply not, especially when you consider that games like Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade demand 90.4 GB instead.

Yet, if your handheld is already struggling to make room, there's every chance you might want to make sure you have one of the best Nintendo Switch 2 microSD Express Cards in your corner. Savings of these speedy storage options pop up all the time, but the fluctuating costs of SSDs have had their effect on these cards too, making it hard to decipher what's actually a reasonable price worth grabbing.

I've waded my way through the sea of current discounted Switch 2 compatible cards and picked out the three I'd grab if I were looking for 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB worth of space. That way, you should be sorted when Splatoon Raiders launches on July 23, and for all the Switch 2 games that 2026 still has to bring to the surface.

The first wave of Switch 2 microSD Express Cards launched for $54.99 from Samsung and SanDisk and are usually the ones I recommend first and foremost. However, they very rarely budge from their $59.99 (Amazon) price tag, and so you're much better off settling for this PNY alternative instead if you want a bargain. That is, if you're okay going without the fancy Super Mario branding.

The PNY alternative I've listed first above provides the same additional 256GB worth of space. Not to mention that it boasts similar faster 890MB/s read and up to 750MB/s write speeds compared to the Samsung 256GB microSD Express Card's quoted 800 MB/s.

For those after a bit more, as of typing, PNY has also dropped $20 off the next capacity up - its 512GB card. Being able to add an extra 512GB to your Switch 2 for under the $100 mark is pretty unheard of these days, especially when alternatives like Lexar have their equivalent model for $199.99 at Amazon instead. Naturally, Lexar's version boasts higher speeds, but if you care more about sticking to your budget, the PNY option is one of the best ways to go today.

When it comes to grabbing 1TB for the Switch 2, the pricing situation is a little prickly. For example, I reviewed the 1TB PNY microSD Express Card earlier this year, and it launched for $199.99. It's currently sitting at $371.99 at Amazon, and I have a feeling that the rising costs of the best SSDs for gaming and the ongoing RAM storage crisis are to blame.

It's pretty challenging to find any 1TB options below the $300 mark in fact, which is little disconcerting. However, I did spot that the Lexar 1TB Play PRO microSD Express Card, which is as high as $349.99 at other retailers, is down to $314.95 at Best Buy instead. That's still a huge amount to spend on storage when it comes to the Switch 2. However, that $35 off option is one of the best I've found amongst the sea of 1TB cards out there.

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Check out our guides to the best Nintendo Switch headsets, the best Nintendo Switch 2 cameras, and the best Nintendo Switch 2 controllers if you want to make a splash with your Splatoon Raiders setup.

We're just two weeks out from Sony's disastrous decision to kill discs after 2028, and the PS5 price itself is sitting at an all-time high. That's enough to make any Crash Bandicoot fan wince. So where do you go if you're looking to investigate Sony's exclusives? You're certainly not buying it from the brand itself.

The PS5 Slim Digital Edition now costs an incredible $599 - a full $200 more expensive than the original launched for six years ago. PS Direct's Certified Refurbished scheme used to be the way to go, but even they've run out of digital devices this week. All you'll find on those shelves are Disc editions for $550.

Thankfully, Best Buy seems to have taken another look in the cupboard this week, and come up with a batch of original Digital Edition PS5 consoles - at just $349.99 a piece.

This is the original release, so you're getting the chunkier form factor and just a tiny bit less storage. It's also worth noting that, should you decide to give those disks one last hurrah, this older model isn't compatible with the separate drives Sony started adding to the paperweight market last year.

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Still, if you're happy to embrace our digital future, picking up the PS5 Digital Edition and a PS Plus Extra subscription will keep you in the green for a couple of years to come. At $134.99 for 12 months, you've got the best part of two years before you hit the usual $600 selling price for a brand new PS5 Slim Digital Edition.

Is it ideal? No, ideally we'd be at a discounting point in the PS5's life cycle and Sony wouldn't be taking drastically blatant steps to kill game ownership and make the hobby less accessible in the name on its bottom line. We are where we are though, and if you're after a PS5 this week this is where you should be putting your cash.

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We're also rounding up the best PS5 accessories as well as the best PS5 headsets and best PS5 controllers for more options.

With the first Nintendo Switch 2 price increase fast approaching like a Mario Kart blue shell waiting in the wings, now is the best time to grab the new handheld.

Once September hits, you'll be expected to fork out $500 instead of its usual $449.99 for the standalone console. Whereas you can currently grab the Nintendo Switch 2 Choose Your Game Bundle for the same price. While a great bargain in its own right (you're essentially saving up to $30 off a digital first-party Nintendo title), Amazon has knocked a further $49 off (Amazon) for a select lucky few.

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Even if you aren't one of the privileged few to get access to this $49 off deal, the Nintendo Switch 2 Choose Your Game bundle is a bargain in its own right.

Think about it: the standard console costs $449,99. If you were to grab it and Pokemon Pokopia digitally, for example, that would collectively cost you $519.98. Instead, you can get the game and the handheld for $19 less, a small saving but one that feels more important than ever at a time when gaming is getting pricier by the day.

Of course you don't have to stick with Pokemon Pokopia. It just so happens to be the game I'd recommend the most after spending almost 100 hours of pure joy building habitats for my Pokemon pals. With this bundle, you can instead choose Donkey Kong Bananza or Mario Kart World too - the choice is entirely up to you.

Whatever game you pick, just make sure to pick this cheap Switch bundle up before the price increases roll around later in the year. For you UK Nintendo fans, there is no Choose Your Game official alternative. That being said, I recommend grabbing the new Switch 2 + Pokemon Pokopia bundle for £424 at Amazon for the closest saving.

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New to Switch 2? Our team has rounded up the best Nintendo Switch 2 accessories, which include the best Nintendo Switch headsets and the best Nintendo Switch 2 controllers to get you going.

Razer is known for its cat-ear headsets, but the Kraken Kitty V3 Pro is the set I'd recommend the most for those after the purrr-fect pair.

While the majority of the Kraken Kitty line is full of limiting wired or Bluetooth-only headsets, the Kraken Kitty V3 Pro is the first to bring 2.4GHz into the mix. Its extra wireless options don't make it an entirely no-brainer recommendation as its $179.99 MSRP is a bit much for its boasted features. However, today's discounted $104.99 rate at Amazon feels far more reasonable, especially as it's never been this cheap before.

There's always a bit of an assumption that headsets that cater to players with a love of everything cute and cozy must be pretty rubbish, but the Kraken Kitty V3 Pro is proof that's not the case. While it's definitely priced a bit higher than I'd like on a normal discount-free day, this is still a fantastic wireless option.

Finding a pair with a trio of connectivity options around the $100 mark isn't a difficult feat, but it's important when you consider that so many of Razer's other pairs aimed at 'cute and cozy' players are usually wired or Bluetooth only. Even the most recently announced Cinnamoroll Edition Razer Kraken Kitty V2 BT pair drops 2.4GHz.

Those after a cute pair with customizable Chroma-powered RGB ears deserve to take advantage of a low-latency wireless connection as much as anyone.

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The headset also features the brand's 40 mm Razer TriForce Titanium audio drivers, the very ones found in the Razer Barracuda X Chroma -one of my favorite Razer releases.

Amazon states that today's Razer Kraken Kitty V3 Pro headset is a "limited time" deal, and as of typing, 53% of people have already claimed one for their own setups. That's not too surprising given this is the lowest I've ever seen for this headset, which I'm more used to seeing marked down to $129.99, as it was during March earlier this year. But with that in mind, you need to be quick if you want to pick this up for a price that seems more than reasonable for its specs on offer.

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If you're not a cat person, I've also rounded up the best PC headsets for gaming, the best PS5 headsets, and the best Xbox Series X headsets for your setup.

Uh, excuse me, but who gave permission for Amazon to slash the price of new Lego Pokemon sets? I mean, I'm not complaining, but still. Seeing as everyone's gone nuts for the newly-revealed kits and they're not even out yet, I wasn't expecting a discount so soon.

You can currently get a small but respectable saving on both Lego Arcanine and Munchlax in the UK, bringing them down to a record low (which isn't hard, seeing as these Lego Pokemon sets were only announced last week). Seeing as both take cues from Lego Eevee, AKA one of the best Lego sets, that's even more noteworthy.

Unfortunately, none of the other newly-announced Lego sets (the Polly Pocket-style Poke Ball diorama, Rayquaza set, or Red Up-Scaled Minifigure) are on offer. This abrupt discount does mean I'll keep a much closer eye on them going forward, though.

Plus, I suspect most fans will be happier with these being given an early price cut anyway. They started out at a much more affordable level to begin with, and because one of the most consistent criticisms of Lego Pokemon thus far has been high costs, that's gonna turn heads.

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I'd hoped for a discount on these kits at some point (perhaps in the autumn, around Black Friday time), but this soon? Phew.

What do you think? Will you be grabbing either of these new kits? What with the leaked Lego Donkey Kong set, Nintendo fans are eating good this week...

For more Poke-goodness, don't miss our guide to the best Pokemon merch.

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The Super Mario Wonder amiibo line-up was a big deal when they launched alongside the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition of the game earlier this year. The set marked Captain Toad's debut in amiibo debut, and now the adorable adventurer just got another first- its first-ever discount.

The amiibo trio launched for $24.99 on March 26, 2026, but the entire lineup is now a little over $5 off each at Walmart today. That includes not just Captain Toad and the Talking Flower by his side, but the Poplin & Prince Florian and Elephant Mario figures, the latter of which is currently sitting amongst my ever-growing collection. Out of my 150+ figures, Elephant Mario is one of the most detailed yet, and if Toad and Poplin are anything like him, this set is well worth adding to your collection, discount or not.

I know a little over $5 off might not seem like a big deal, but it should be if you're an amiibo collector and want to add more of the best Nintendo Switch 2 accessories to your setup. These figures are currently sitting on the digital Nintendo online store shelves for their full $24.99 MSRP, which makes these discounts a bit of a rarity.

Typically, it's the Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom and Street Fighter 6 figures that are prone to discounts, not these 2026 releases. With that in mind, it's nice to see other characters drop down in price, especially when these are some of the most detailed amiibo I've seen so far.

When the Elephant Mario arrived at my door shortly after launch, I was hugely impressed. Not only is he a bit larger than what I'm used to, but the quality control is exquisite. There are no visible sculpt or mould lines, and every drop of paint is exactly where it should be. Better yet, Mario's overalls include a denim-like texture, and he's even got a unique base that perfectly ties into the floral world of Super Mario Bros Wonder, which makes it stand out amongst the rest of my collection.

If you're eager to add Elephant Mario to your gaming shelf, I recommend grabbing him along with the rest of the Super Mario Bros Wonder amiibo line-up while these discounts last. They're even worthwhile at full price, but there's a collective $15 saving to be found here, which you could put towards even more amiibo. What sounds more elephantastic than that?

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Our merch expert Benjamin Abbott has rounded up the best Nintendo gifts and the best Lego sets if you're looking for more Ninty toys and collectibles.

I've been playing catch-up with Star Fox and Rhythm Paradise Groove, while coming to terms with the fact that Splatoon Raiders, Orbitals, and Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave are on the way, and I want to play them just as much.

That's a lot of Switch 2 games on the horizon, and their prices all add up. But fortunately, Newegg has dropped a new Nintendo gift card deal to make securing them less of a strain on my bank account. Newegg's current Nintendo Switch eShop gift card saves $25 off via a promo code, so I can grab $200 worth of funds for $175 instead. Sign me up!

I wish this deal was available far sooner.

If I were to add up the costs of all my recent Switch 2 pick-ups, which includes that of Star Fox, Rhythm Heaven Groove, Splatoon Raiders, Orbitals, and Fire Emblem's Fortune's Weave, I'd be looking at a combined cost of $249.99, when factoring in their digital MSRPs. Having a $200 Nintendo eShop gift card for only $175 instead could have saved me a chunk off my new and upcoming Switch 2 game library, but alas, this deal only appeared fairly recently.

At least it exists at all, and it's one you can take advantage of too if you want to help minimize the cost of your most anticipated Ninty releases. Just remember that this deal will be emailed to you as a code, which you'll need to redeem within the eShop app on your console. You'll also need to have a US Nintendo account, as this $200 worth of funds won't be valid otherwise.

When you do receive your funds, however, you'll be able to pre-order as many Switch 2 games as your $200 allows, or even pick up some DLC instead. I don't know about you, but I have my eye on the Pokemon Pokopia Bubbly Basin DLC coming this August too.

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We're rounding up all the best Nintendo Switch deals for more console savings, or check out the best Nintendo Switch 2 accessories if you want to kit out your brand-new handheld.

If Sony's announcement has you gunning for physical games more than ever, then you'll be happy to know that you can grab cheap Nintendo Switch game discounts even on titles that haven't been released yet.

For whatever reason, Switch 2 players have recently been blessed with up to $10 off pre-orders, with titles like Star Fox and Splatoon Raiders both landing at Amazon US for less than full price. Now Orbitals has joined in the discount fun, and you can grab a full physical copy for as little as $39.88 (Amazon), saving you $10 off its $49.99 MSRP.

The digital game is currently sitting on the official Nintendo Store for the same price, so picking up a copy at Amazon feels like a no-brainer. Especially when you factor in that this is not a game-key card release and the full anime-inspired co-op game is on the cartridge. Sign me up!

Switch 2 Star Fox had a similar $10 off discount ahead of launch, where you could grab the remake of the 90s N64 classic for $49.99 instead of its full $59.99 price. However, as the game has come and gone, that discount is no more. In the US, you'll struggle to find Fox McCloud's latest adventure for less than full price when it comes to its physical release, which is why I'm bringing this Orbitals deal news to you sooner rather than later.

If Star Fox is anything to go by, there's every chance that Orbitals will also bounce up to its full price at Amazon after its September 3 release date. That leaves you around 58 days to secure your pre-order and the $10 discount, and be proud that you've added yet another physical release to your collection that's yours to keep until you want to sell, trade, or loan it to a friend.

In the UK, the deals aren't as exciting. A physical copy of Orbtials will cost you £41.99 at Nintendo's online store, meanwhile, it's available for £39.99 at Amazon. I went with the latter as even a saving of £2 is something, but it's not as dramatic a difference, if I'm honest. Either way, I'm happy to get my hands on a game that reminds me so much of the charm of the Macross anime series, while at the same time, being able to add another physical game to my shelf.

There isn't going to be as big a PS5 collection in my gaming room as I once thought after Sony ends physical releases in January 2028. So with that in mind, I have plenty of room to fill up the empty space with new Switch 2 releases instead. Star Fox? Check. Now Orbitals, check!

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If you've already pre-ordered your copy of Orbitals, check out our guides to the best Nintendo Switch 2 controllers, the best Nintendo Switch headsets, and the best Nintendo Switch 2 cases to aid you on your upcoming anime co-op adventure.

It just so happens that the 4th of July and World Cup TV deals have arrived hand in hand this year. While Prime Day is done and dusted, you can still use the sale to nab a big screen before the big final on July 19.

Right now, at the time of writing, there are 19 matches left in the FIFA World Cup. So, you've still got plenty of time to pinch a fantastic 4th of July deal on a new TV and enjoy the rest of the tournament on either something larger, more vibrant, or simply a screen with better smart capabilities.

We've rounded up a few standout TV options among the 4th of July deals this year that will double up as great World Cup screens. Yes, you could go bananas and invest in the latest LG OLED screen, as the 65-inch OLED C6 is down to $1,999 from $2.699.99. Or, if you're looking to keep things low-key while enjoying high specs, there are excellent mini LED alternatives from $200. Either way, we've got you covered, and we'll point you towards the perfect panel so you don't have to rummage through the sale.

Nintendo Switch deals are done for another summer, and they were a little disappointing, if I'm honest. While I spent all of last week frantically covering Amazon's measly savings with the rest of the Hardware team, there wasn't much that stood out for Switch 2 owners besides this Turtle Beach PlayTrek Donkey Kong Travel Case.

This little accessory is the Donkey Kong equivalent of the Mario version I reviewed late last year, and it dropped to just £9.99 at Amazon here in the UK, which was a pretty phenomenal deal if you ask me. I've spent more on my Yo Sushi lunch today than on this case, which includes a lenticular moving cover and remains one of the best Switch 2 cases money can buy, so long as you're a DK fan.

If you're sitting there and asking yourself what a "lenticular" means, don't fret about it. Parallax Printing refers to it as a "specialty printing process that layers an interlaced image with a lenticular lens sheet to produce prints that appear 3D or animated as you view them from different angles."

If you grew up in the 90s, you've likely seen many a lenticular image or poster before and just didn't know that's what it was called. It was often used as a gimmick to sell '3D' images of popular pieces of media. As far as this case goes, gazing down at the silhouette of DK and Diddy Kong at different angles will make the foliage around them appear to be moving, as if they're running off to go give King K. Rool another beating, and it's an effect that lends itself to this lovely accessory.

So much so I'm pretty surprised to see it as low as £10 at Amazon UK, as there's more than reasonable for what you get - a fantastic-looking case, which includes a carrying handle and plenty of accessory space for gaming on the go.

If you're a DK fan, this deal feels like a bit of a no-brainer, but I recommend jumping on sooner rather than later. With Prime Day over and done with for another summer, this deal is bound to disappear faster than DK's banana hoard.

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New to Switch 2? Check out our guides to the best Nintendo Switch 2 controllers, the best Nintendo Switch headsets, and the best Nintendo Switch 2 cameras.

Konami is getting a bit of a spotlight for Prime Day deals so if you're looking to catch up on some of its latest titles, you're in luck. We're keeping an eye out for Silent Hill 2, which is one of the Prime Day gaming deals that has sold out since we started writing, but don't worry there are still a whole host of Konami games on offer with chunky discounts.

We've got record low on the new Silent Hill f, and even Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater. Whether you're looking for horror or action RPG, or something else, there's probably a Konami game here for you.

We gave Silent Hill f a glorious four-star review, citing its "terrifying yet beautiful foggy atmosphere" and amazingly gnarly creature designs. The combat has had some improvements since launch, but we've always loved its excellent writing. We've called it "some of the best horror I've ever played", which is pretty high praise from horror nerds.

Snake Eater also got a 4-star review, with praise heaped on its authenticity to the original. Modernization has happened of course, but there's plenty of original charm here. A faithful recreation warts and all lets say. Definitely worth a play through.

As the last few hours of Prime Day begin to fade, I feel it's my duty as a tech reviewer to try to make as many people aware of discounts that could actually save them money in the long run. Please read these next few chaotic paragraphs with a sense of urgency because I've written about so many deals this week, my brain is beginning a delayed melting process that's entirely unrelated to the European heatwave that's been running alongside it. Even so, I'm coherent enough to know that this might be one of the best offers I've come across. If you are shopping, or even at all interested in a new microphone for streaming and gaming, please read on.

The Maono PD200W is not the most well-known mic on the market. In fact, I'd go so far as to say that most people, even the ones in the know, do not know this thing exists. But they should, because it's a damn good microphone even if you don't consider its main selling point. It has wireless, USB, and XLR connectivity. Most mics only have two out of those three, or just one of them, and yet somehow, Maono's is cheaper than the competition and sounds pretty much just as good as the most expensive options.

I get it, you don't believe me that it can sound that good at this kind of price. Please allow me to prove it to you. Here's my good friend and freelancer, Alex Berry, talking into it:

I know what you're thinking. "Wow, what a lovely Australian voice this man has." Yes, I agree with you, but also, what a superb-sounding microphone that conveys that voice with so much clarity and rich depth.

Okay, but how does that compare to a more expensive mic? Well, here's Alex again, talking into a Shure MV7+ that's much pricier.

Sure enough, that one sounds a bit fuller, and the sound overall might be a bit brighter, but in my opinion, not by all that much. For reference, the Shure MV7+ costs $299 at full price, and $254 during Prime Day. Would you say it sounds $170 better?

Not to mention, the Maono gives you a third method of connectivity on top of the Shure's XLR and USB capabilities, and still holds onto that classy content creator look we all know from the Shure SM7dB.

If you are a gamer who talks with friends, if you are a content creator who occasionally streams or makes videos with voice-over for YouTube, if you're a professional podcaster and you need a spare, or on-the-go capsule for yourself or guests, I don't really know why you wouldn't go for the Maono PD200W. The way this thing is priced, it provides convenience, quality, and a professional, no-nonsense look to creators and hobbyists of all levels - and even gives beginners room to grow into an XLR setup - at such a dramatically lower cost than the competition.

To give you more context, one of my go-to budget-friendly mics I still recommend to beginners is the Blue Yeti Nano, which came out in 2018 to the tune of $99, and still sells for that kind of price. Shure's budget-friendly USB-only mic, the MV6, sells for $169. In other words, I have absolutely no clue how Maono can be making a profit on the PD200W, but if it's going to allow us to get such great mic quality and convenience at this price, we might as well accept the gift, no?

For more on content creation, head to our pages about the best gear for streaming, the best capture cards, and the best streaming mixer.

Elgato's Stream Deck family transcends the live streaming gear market at this point, branching out thanks to pure usefulness to the general PC gaming crowd. I think one reason why these nifty little desk assistants have been so popular is that they've never been particularly hard on your wallet, but with a full franchise of sizes on the shelves now, and almost all of them seeing Prime Day discounts, it's hard to turn them down.

Elgato has really shown up for Prime Day this year, because I'm not kidding, besides the new Stream Deck+ XL (which is honestly so big it's only going to be really useful for the most pro-grade users), you can get pretty much any Stream Deck model on offer at Amazon right now.

I've done the rounds and studied each one's price history data, and from what I can see, four of them have new historically low prices just now. That's out of the five I'm seeing discounted for Prime Day, so there's really never been a better time to try and grab one of them. Just keep in mind that you might need a Prime membership to make the most of these since they are official Prime Day deals, so take out a free trial if you need to. Prime Day ends at midnight in your local time (on Friday 26th) so don't wait around too long.

For more on content creation gear, take a look at the best microphones for streaming and gaming, the best streaming mixer, and the best capture cards.

Whenever I take a photo of my office and a friend catches a glimpse of the Asus TUF Gaming Hatsune Miku PC accessories spread across my desk, I always get asked about them. That's not surprising as they're absolutely adorable, and the bright turquoise and pink color palette combined with the Hatsune Miku imagery is hard to ignore if you have any semblance of Vocaloid-fandom in your bones.

The set, which includes a mouse, keyboard, wired headset, and a matching mousepad, does suffer from that "style over substance" problem as they typically come at a cost that's more than you'd expect and therefore hard to recommend. However, I have good news for my friends and fellow anime dweebs, as the entire set now starts from just $24.99 at Amazon, and it's all thanks to Prime Day.

The Asus TUF Gaming Hatsune Miku line isn't going to equip your desktop rig with the most high-end accessories, however, it will massively up the cute factor of your setup, especially if you're a Vocaloid fan. I'm literally using these very accessories as I type these very words, and the Hatsune Miku imagery never fails to bring a smile to my face, even during the most grueling of work days.

Every piece here feels like it was designed by fans, for fans, which is exactly what you want from an officially licensed collaboration. Yet if I were to pick a favorite piece from this set of PC gaming accessories, it'd undoubtedly be that wireless mouse.

It's a little small for my hands, but it's 134 hour battery has served me well as someone whose PC is constantly in use for both work and gaming. I often forget to turn it off after a long day, and yet it's still able to carry me through for weeks on end.

When it has ever died on me, it's fortunately equipped with tri-mode connectivity, so I just had to simply grab its accompanying charging cable and hook it up to the PC, and it was back in business. That happens pretty rarely however, as that flashing Hatsune Miku icon is always there to remind me when the mouse needs a little boost.

I'm also a massive fan of the mouse mat. Not just because I like having detailed original Hatsune Miku art sitting on my desk, but because it's really easy to clean and wipe away any spills or debris. I'm pretty clumsy and yet still drink many a cup of coffee at my desk, and yet the mousemat has managed to survive unscathed. To this day, the art looks just as vibrant as it did when I first unrolled it.

If these savings and Miku's adorable face have enticed you enough, do be aware that the Prime Day gaming deals are coming to an end, so the above savings won't be around for much longer. If you're as big a Vocaloid fan as I am, and want to inject your PC gaming setup with something more on-brand as you play through Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Mega Mix+, I recommend you grab it all while you still can.

Want more last-minute savings? Check out the best Prime Day Nintendo Switch 2 deals, the best Newegg Prime Day deals, and the best Prime Day retro gaming deals before they're gone for good.

What's great about Prime Day board game deals is that they make keeping up with a tabletop gaming obsession slightly more manageable on the wallet. While we've spotlighted some of our favorite board game deals that lean a bit nerdier, I have to admit that the classics like Monopoly still have a place. And, with big discounts, there's never been a better time to revisit the game and one of its newer licenses.

Monopoly has come a long way since the '30s. The iconic, economics-driven board game used to feel like simple reskins when adapting partnered franchises, with varying results. Now, a lot of the licensed Monopoly games introduce special rules and set-ups that fit the franchise, such as Dungeons & Dragons using a D20 dice, or the FIFA World Cup one using the idea of collectible soccer stickers of your favorite footballers.

Monopoly isn't just a single game type, either. Monopoly Junior is more approachable for younger players. Monopoly Deal is a (thankfully) speedier way to play with just cards. Monopoly Go, the mobile game, even has its own board game adaptation. Across them all, I've picked out some of the best Monopoly Prime Day deals that should be of interest, no matter how long you have to play, and which licenses you prefer.

Take a look at my best Prime Day PS5 RPG deals for more bargains!

This summer marks a year since I bought a Steam Deck OLED, and in that time, I've only bought a handful of accessories to improve the handheld's comfort, playing power on the go, and durability. But with the price of Steam Decks rising, keeping costs low is more important than ever – which is why I've scoured this week's Prime Day sales to see how many of my go-to Steam Deck accessories are discounted.

Below, I've found and price-checked the six most essential Steam Deck gadgets that you can currently buy for $35 or below. You'll notice it leans heavily towards JSAUX products – that's because they make up the majority of my own kit, as they offer significant bang for your buck on a budget.

The good news is that you can buy all of this for much less money than I paid, but there is some bad news. Prime Day ends tonight, which doesn't leave you long to put your order in. Step to!

We're getting into the business end of Amazon Prime Day now, and that means discounts at the world's largest retailer and its competitors will all be disappearing soon. I've been scouring the shelves all week to find the best discounts that gamers should know about, but one category that's really impressed me this week is the best TMR controllers.

I've just checked through my list of favorites, as well as all of the other TMR pads I've tried, and I'm amazed to say that 7 out of the 10 are still seeing lower prices for Prime Day. You don't have long to make the most of these, however, since deals will likely vanish on the stroke of midnight tonight (Friday 26th). I've tried to localise these deals to Amazon, but not all of them are Prime-exclusive member deals, thankfully.

Before I run you through all of the options that are on offer, it might be helpful to explain which ones aren't. Of the three outliers, one is out of stock, one has been discontinued, and one is Valve's new Steam Controller, which is far too new and in demand to be seeing a Prime Day offer.

For more on controllers, take a look at the best PC controllers, the best Xbox Series X controllers, and the best PS5 controllers.

Gaming is getting more expensive every day, and when I learned that Xbox was raising the price of its consoles (again), I started scanning all the Xbox gaming Prime Day deals that I could with a vengeance. After all, with how prices are going, we'll need as much cash as we can, and with GTA 6 also looming, there is no way I'll pay full price for games if I don't have to.

So if you are like me and want to make the most of Amazon's sale, don't worry, I've got you covered. Below, I have gathered a mix of record-low prices and discounts on newer Xbox Series X/S titles that haven't been on sale much yet. These include some of the best games of 2026, like the new Resident Evil, and some RPG goodness, like Diablo 4. Some of the Xbox games here are still around $50, though, while others are under $20. I've included both, so you have a clear view of the top offerings on display and can decide what you feel is personally worth spending your cash on.

If you want to expand your library further or add a few titles to watch for future sales, I highly recommend checking out the list of the best Xbox Series X games next. But for now, below are my picks of the top Xbox games you can pick up before Prime Day ends.

For more discounts, check out our guide on the best Prime Day gaming deals.

It should come as little surprise that in the year that saw the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, the house of Mario had multiple entries that made it into our list of the best games of 2025. If you didn't pick them up at the time, the good news is that you can do it right now - and at a discount price thanks to Amazon Prime Day.

The slightly less good news is that several of the best Switch 2 games are, somewhat unsurprisingly, made by Nintendo, which has long-since made its stance on discounts pretty clear. That stance, in case you weren't aware, is that reducing prices is something that other companies do, and that means that big first-party hits like Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza aren't likely to be reduced anywhere you look. Even for Pokemon Legends Z-A, which is an older game and technically came out on Switch 1, I had to look a bit further afield.

But either way, there's plenty to enjoy at some good prices, including multiple full-fledged GOTY candidates like Hollow Knight Silksong and Hades 2. You might want to move quick though - Amazon Prime Day draws to an end this evening, so these deals might not be hanging around for too much longer. You might have waited a long time to get your hands on the games, but maybe don't wait on the sales quite that long...

The Prime Day board game deals are always welcome, as being into tabletop can be one pricey hobby. We've been spending the last few days picking out board game deals, but I've noticed that Unmatched has been standing out. This ever-expandable board game is as much a tabletop system as a game in and of itself, which does mean a ballooning collection can get pricey. But, that just makes it a good time to stock up.

The premise of Unmatched is simple. It's a unified combat system of abilities and manoeuvres that make for iconic face-offs between legends. Almost every set is playable on its own as two to four characters are included, but can also be used alongside one another for epic crossover clashes across your entire Unmatched boards and characters collection. In our Unmatched: Battles of Legends Vol 2 review, we said it's "a striking lesson in how designers can get maximum variety from simple rules".

Unmatched sets range from myths, historical figures, and licensed properties, including The Witcher, Marvel, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and many more. Almost like the VS System many years ago, this makes for the tantalizing promise of proper crossover bouts. For a new player, I'd recommend getting a four-character, bigger set for variety, and it's worth keeping in mind the couple of 'Adventures' set introduce new co-op rules. But, otherwise, grab the characters you're interested in! Stick with me, and I'll run you through the best Unmatched board game deals for this Prime Day.

Take a look at my best Prime Day PS5 RPG deals for more bargains!

This is how my life goes. I use a new keyboard every two weeks, then at the end I have to take photos of it. We're all friends here, I'll tell you that after all that constant work and play it doesn't exactly look photo fresh by the time I come to write up my final review. Dust is the enemy here, but we all know these accessories aren't exactly impervious to crumbs and other grossness - that's not what you want to see from some of the best gaming keyboards on the market.

A while back I got tired of tiny brushes, or de-capping every keyboard before I took photos of it. I picked up a $7 tub of goop, and I haven't gone back since.

There's one problem - the only reason I'd mark ColorCoral down. It doesn't last much longer than around six months.

After that, the gel becomes too soft, sticking awkwardly where it previously would have lifted straight up and becoming a nightmare on the hands. So yes, you will have to replace it eventually - especially if you're using it as often as I am. For $8, though, it's earned a permanent spot on my shelf.

Simply take that crusty old keyboard, switch it off, slap the gel on top (I like to move fast here to avoid leaving the goop to nestle too deep in between the keycaps), give it a little shuggle around, and lift everything straight out. All that nastiness sticks to the gel, leaving your deck as fresh as the day it was set up.

Just don't try it on straight switches - I did that once, it was a bad move.

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We're rounding up plenty more of the best Prime Day gaming deals, spanning everything from Prime Day PC deals to Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals.

Discounts on any first-party Nintendo games are rare, so you can imagine how shocked I was to see not one, but multiple Prime Day Zelda discounts on Amazon's store page this year.

There are price slashes on Switch and Switch 2 games, including the likes of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and its sequel, Tears of the Kingdom (aka the best Zelda games ever made, fight me). Then there are also bags, Nintendo cases, and a bunch of fun gift ideas for hardcore fans. Now, as someone who is already deep in Zelda fever thanks to the recent announcement of the Ocarina of Time Remake, I've already checked out most of these deals myself and have decided to share with all my fellow feral Link lovers the top discounts that are still live before the sale ends.

Below are 10 Zelda deals to help scratch any Hyrule cravings you may have. A reminder that Prime Day ends soon, so if you want to make the most out of expanding your Ninty collection, now is the time to reach for those gold coins.

If you love Zelda, then you should check out our guides on the best Prime Day Switch deals and the best Prime Day Switch 2 deals next. You can also find more merch in our best Legend of Zelda merch guide.

2026 has been a rough year for hardware prices in general; however, I've been genuinely shocked by the amount of decent Prime Day retro gaming deals that I've seen this week. From price cuts on some of the best retro consoles like the Atari 2600+ to discounts on the Miyoo Mini Plus, we have been spoiled for choice. However, if you set consoles aside for a second, you can also find some very cheap deals for your retro gaming needs, and I've rounded up the top offerings, all under $30.

I will say that, below, most of the deals are for controllers and accessories, and (just for fun) I've even thrown in a Tamagotchì shout-out. There are plenty of deals on retro consoles and handhelds currently live if you have the cash. However, none of the top retro handhelds that we personally recommend are going for under $30 at the moment. There are some cheaper alternative handheld options, but I've decided to only include one here because, taking into account build quality and other factors, you'll really be getting a better bang for your buck with one of the best retro handhelds instead, like a Super Pocket or Anbernic RG28XX.

So, if you are in the market to elevate your current retro gaming experience, are looking for a gift, or want to pick up some extra bits you may be missing, then read on! These are the greatest, cheapest retro gaming deals that Prime Day has to offer.

For more savings check out our guides on the best Prime Day gaming deals and the best Switch 2 Prime Day deals.

Prime Day 2026 is ticking into its last hours, with discounts on gaming and beyond set to end tonight (June 26). I've been tracking these sales all week, and one thing that has stuck out is how many excellent games from the last year are discounted.

That includes a number of titles from last year's best games of 2025 round-up, ranging from breakout RPG hit Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 to Pokémon, Silent Hill, and more. In short, right now is a fantastic time to pick up any of the games that got away, which is why I've put this collection together for the patient gamers among us.

The games below are some of last year's very best, as voted by our team, and are all on sale whilst Prime Day continues. But that doesn't leave long - so let's dive right in.