Samsung has released new 1TB capacity models of its Pro Plus and Evo Select microSD cards. These are Samsung's first 1TB microSD cards, making them perfect for anyone looking to maximize their smartphone, Steam Deck, or Nintendo Switch's storage space. You can order new 1TB microSD cards from Amazon and Samsung's online store, and the Evo Select model is available at a special $90 launch deal price (normally $100). It's temporarily out of stock at Amazon, but you can still order it and it'll ship once available. The 1TB Pro Plus model is in stock and available for $120. Get 1TB Pro Plus at Amazon Get 1TB EVO Select at Amazon Samsung 1TB Pro Plus and 1TB Evo Select microSD CardsSamsung 1TB Evo Select microSD Card (160MB/s) -- $90 ($100) | Also at SamsungSamsung 1TB Pro Plus microSD Card (180MB/s) -- $120 | Also at SamsungBoth of these 1TB Samsung cards have U3 ratings (Ultra-High Speed Class 3). These are high performance cards with fast enough transfer speeds to write and read 4K video. Either of these cards will work great with your Steam Deck or Nintendo Switch, too. The Pro Plus offers a moderate bump in average transfer speed, as it's capable of writing up to 180MB/s versus the Evo Select's 160MB/s.The 1TB Evo Select, in particular, offers pretty great value at $90. You're getting a card that's faster than the 1TB SanDisk Ultra--the most popular microSD card--for roughly the same price. Samsung's Pro Plus cards are excellent, but it is on the pricier side compared to both the Evo Select and cards with comparable speeds from competitors, such as the SanDisk Extreme, which is discounted to $92.60 and offers up to 190MB/s transfer speeds.Continue Reading at GameSpot

Preorder The World Of Minecraft Standard Edition $28 (was $40) Preorder at Amazon Preorder The World Of Minecraft Special Edition $225 (was $250) Preorder at Amazon Minecraft is one of the wildest success stories in video game history. What started as a simple one-man project in 2009 ballooned into one of the best-selling games of all time that now ranks among the likes of Super Mario Bros., Fortnite, Grand Theft Auto V, and Pokemon Red/Blue as one of those rare generation-defining games for millions of players. And soon, fans will get a first-hand look into Minecraft's development with the upcoming The World of Minecraft book.Created by Mojang Studios and set to be published by Random House Worlds later this year, The World of Minecraft is a 224-page packed with rare production materials, in-game lore, and real-world history about the game's development, making it the most comprehensive source of Minecraft information to date. The book will be available in two versions: A standard hardcover edition that launches on October 15, and a numbered limited edition that drops two weeks later on October 29. Both editions are available for preorder at Amazon.Continue Reading at GameSpot

Saint-14's shotgun, Perfect Paradox, was a serious powerhouse in Destiny 2 when it was released way back in the Curse of Osiris expansion, and then again during the Season of Dawn. It's been a while, but Echoes Act 2 has brought the weapon back in a big way with a new perk pool. It's still a powerhouse with the right roll and is great for melee-centric builds, particularly in PvE. Here's how you can get Perfect Paradox and the god rolls you should be chasing.Table of Contents [hide]How To Get Perfect ParadoxHow To Get Perfect ParadoxLike the other reprised Season of Dawn weapons in this episode, Perfect Paradox is now part of the overall loot pool, so you can get it from Episode activities. That means you might get Perfect Paradox as a reward from Breach Executable, Enigma Protocol, or the newly released Nessus Battlegrounds missions.Perfect Paradox is a guaranteed reward for completing the story of Echoes Act 2, so no matter what, completing the episode's story quests will get you one. Once it's in your loot pool, you can visit Failsafe in the HELM to focus Echoes engrams into new Perfect Paradox rolls.Continue Reading at GameSpot

The Tesla Cybertruck has been the subject of jokes and memes since the very moment it was announced, and they didn't slow down at all once the thing came out earlier this year--its launch was greeted with all sorts of severe issues, which have sparked multiple recalls. Now, the Fortnite version of the Cybertruck is finally here, too, and it's introduced at least one game-breaking bug to battle royale.Right now, the Cybertruck SUV car body is available for free through a series of quests in Fortnite, and July 31 was the first day the vehicle skin could be earned. But it took roughly five minutes of use before folks discovered a fatal flaw with their Cybertrucks: It rendered their Nitro Fists unusable for the remainder of the match. The bug also affects the Ship in a Bottle item, though at least that isn't super important for this season's meta. A lack of Nitro Fists, on the other hand, could get you killed, since they're the season's primary traversal item and are also very effective in a close-range fight.What happens is that transforming the standard SUV into a Cybertruck during a round of battle royale will cause your character to twitch oddly every time you try to fire off either your Nitro Fists or the Ship in a Bottle, and the effect persists for the rest of the match. If you see a Cybertruck that somebody else made, it's apparently safe to use. But if you're using the Cybertruck as your SUV skin, this is simply going to be a thing you have to deal with.Continue Reading at GameSpot

Disney is responsible for some of the best movies of the past 100 years, and now you can dive into the studio's history for cheap with The Walt Disney Film Archives (Hardcover). The book features over 500 pages of concept art, essays, and in-depth knowledge about films like Snow White, Fantasia, and The Jungle Book. Typically sold for $30, you can pick it up for just $17.The Walt Disney Film Archives: 1921-1968 (Hardcover) -- $17 ($30)The Walt Disney Film Archives Expanded: 1921-1968 (Hardcover) -- $46 ($100)The Star Wars Archives: 1977-1983 (Hardcover) -- $18 ($30)The Star Wars Archives: 1999-2005 (Hardcover) -- $24 ($30)The James Bond Archives (Hardcover) -- $60 ($100)The Stanley Kubrick Archives (Hardcover) -- $15 ($25)The book focuses on animated movies produced between 1921 and 1968, so don't expect to see any modern hits. Instead, you'll get a deep dive into the films that put the studio on the map.If you want even more Disney goodness, you'll find an expanded version of The Walt Disney Film Archives that features over 600 pages and 1,500 images. This edition is arguably the better deal, as it's on sale for $46 (down from $100)--which is close to its lowest price ever.Continue Reading at GameSpot

Franchise mode in Madden NFL 25 will undergo some significant changes. To add an extra level of immersion, Madden NFL 25 now includes personality management and storylines, changes to how the draft is done, and more.The draft will now include a simulated event that's meant to mirror how the NFL draft is played out in the real world. As for picking out new rookies, Madden NFL 25 is introducing a new draft prospect board. The new prospect board will update in real-time and is meant to help players navigate through the list with ease. At the end of the draft, there'll also be a guide for players to look at to let them know how well they did.In addition to the draft and personality management, storylines will put players in positions that coaches are commonly in, such as talking to the press about trade rumors, ensuring players are working out during the off-season, and building a team culture. They'll also need to make promises to players, and whether they're kept or not will determine how they play throughout the season.Continue Reading at GameSpot

The first major update for The First Descendant is here, and it adds two new playable characters, including one that looks to have definitely taken some inspiration from Blizzard's popular hero shooter, Overwatch.Her name is Luna, a music-blasting DJ Descendant who blasts sound waves at foes and can support her teammates by laying down different beats. Her weapon, the Synthesizer Gun, becomes more effective when fired in rhythm, enhancing the abilities of her allies.It all looks fairly similar to the support hero Lucio from Overwatch 2, who wields an almost identical-looking gun and features similar music-based AOE abilities that heal or speed up teammates. If there's one major difference, it's that Luna doesn't have rollerblades (though in the gameplay trailer she does skate around on a hovering disc at one point), something that does make up a large part of how it feels to play Lucio in Blizzard's 6v6 shooter.Continue Reading at GameSpot

Nearly 27 years after the original game's release, Final Fantasy 7 superfan Jamie Colliver has finished his magnum opus: A shot-for-shot remake of the original PlayStation 1 game, created entirely via LittleBigPlanet 2. Colliver's remake reimagines the original game as a platformer, with every scene, every location, every line of dialogue, and every song from the game's OST painstakingly implemented into a LittleBigPlanet 2 level.After three-and-a-half years of work (which he diligently documented via his YouTube channel), Colliver's creation is finally complete, and can be seen via a 141-video YouTube playlist showcasing an entire playthrough of the game. Colliver--who says the original Final Fantasy 7 is his all-time favorite video game--is proud of the work he's done, and gave GameSpot a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to build a 27-year-old game via a 13-year-old puzzle-platformer. "It all started with experimenting with the creation tools in LittleBigPlanet 2," Colliver told Gamespot. "To me, Final Fantasy VII represents the pinnacle of any form of media. I believe it features the strongest set of main characters in any video game. For me, Final Fantasy VII is not just an excellent game but a timeless narrative that continues to resonate on a personal level as I grow older."Continue Reading at GameSpot

Best EA Sports College Football 25 Sleepers to Target in Transfer PortalOutside of recruiting high school talent, the transfer portal in EA Sports College Football 25 is the easiest way to improve your team. This is available at the end of each season, dictating which players from other teams are eligible and interested in moving schools.To land them, you'll need to fit their list of wants and needs while also pitching a bit of what makes your school great, just like in recruiting. It is important to note that not every transfer portal will look the same in EA Sports College Football 25.Sometimes, teams and players perform better in one simulation than they do in another. That said, if you see any of these players on your list of needed areas, jump on them. We will also focus on younger players so you can help build your dynasty in the long term. Let's dive in. HB Dejaun Williams - Maryland (Freshman)Maryland sophomore Roy Hemby is an absolute beast starting running back, but he rarely is up for transfer. However, there is another diamond in the rough a few slots below him in freshman Dejaun Williams.Like Hemby, Williams is fast, featuring 92 speed, 93 agility, and 96 acceleration. He is an ideal halfback to build a team around for your dynasty. HB Makhi Hughs - Tulane (Sophomore) While it is hard to imagine Makhi Hughs wanting to transfer away from the team with one of the coolest uniforms in the game, it is a possibility, given his talent. His stats for a sophomore are impressive, boasting a 90 overall with an emphasis on breaking tackles.Hughs also has solid carrying abilities, including physical traits like 360, Side Step, and Shifty. Get the ball in his hands, and you'll break some ankles. WR Tennel Bryant - Arkansas State (Sophomore) Arkansas State is one of those teams that you look at in Road to Glory, and you think it would be an easy start at any position. Considering they have 15 players currently at wide receiver, it makes sense some would be looking to get a shot elsewhere.At 60 overall, Tennel Bryant certainly falls into that category, but the Cincinnati native does have potential. With a 96 change of direction and 93 agility, the slot position is calling the freshman's name. TE Ty Washington - Arkansas (Sophomore)Having a tight end that can catch in EA Sports College Football 25 is an absolute game-changer. Of all the sophomores in the game, Ty Washington is the go-to guy to target if you're looking for a big man with hands.While he is only an 82 overall, this Arkansas second-stringer is solid across the board with short and medium routes above 76 and a spectacular catch of 90. He could develop into a Travis Kelce-type threat if you invest the right amount of time into him. RG Taran Tyo - Ball State (Sophomore)When you're on the worst team in the game, there is a good chance you might be looking to greener pastures as a sophomore. That is especially true if you have the talent that lineman Taran Tyo possesses.Tyo is the second-best player at Ball State, with an overall rating of 82 at right guard. Be it on offense or defense, there are few players who are stronger in College Football 25, as his 97 strength is hard to overcome. LG Eyitayo Omotinugbon - Boise State (Freshman) Another big boy who might fly under your radar is at Boise State. Eyitayo Omotinugbon is a freshman left guard who is currently last on his depth chart position-wise.Despite his position, Omotinugbon has some great potential, featuring 96 strength and 95 stamina. Given some playing time, his combination of power and endurance could be the difference-maker when everyone else is tired out. QB Rickie Van Buren - UAB (Sophomore) Having a quarterback who can lead your team as a field general is always vital, but they usually don't come easy. If you find yourself having trouble competing with the LSUs and Alabamas of the world, Rickie Van Buren might just be your guy.Alongside having one of the coolest names in the game, this fourth-string UAB sophomore also has a sneaky strong arm and consistent throwing stats. Using his throw power of 96, you'll be able to hit just about anyone on the field by throwing bullet passes or bombs to your targets. QB Hauss Hejny - TCU (Freshman)Being a Horned Frog is cool and all, but sitting at number three in the depth chart when you already have two pyshical traits just doesn't seem right. That is why TCU freshman Hauss Hejny is a good young talent to target.Mobile quarterbacks are a dime a dozen these days, but Hejny is one who also has some pretty good throwing ability. Whether he is escaping the pressing with his 91 speed and 88 throw on the run or chucking it downfield with 88 throw power, it is nice to have options. C Frankie Richardson - Costal Carolina (Sophomore)While the quarterback may be the one that leads the offense when you're on the field, having steady hands to get it to him and protect him is nearly as important. Few centers in all of college football have the potential to make as much of an impact as Frankie Richardson.At only 69 overall, this Costal Carolina sophomore might not look like much at first glance. After you dive into his stats, it is hard not to be impressed by his 91 impact blocking, 86 strength, and 90 toughness. WR Jace Wilson - UTSA (Sophomore)Speed is usually the name of the game for wide receivers in EA Sports College Football 25, as it means you can burn opponents on deep routes or quick short passes. You can run as fast as you want, but if you can't catch the ball in important moments like Jace Wilson can, then it doesn't matter.This UTSA sophomore has excellent hands, boasting a whopping 94 spectacular catch rating, which is tied for the fourth-highest in the entire game. Wilson's quick stats are no slouch either, with 87 for speed and 86 for acceleration, which complement his Press Pro and 50/50 physical traits perfectly. DT David Anderson - Duke (Freshman)Defensive tackle is a position made for strength, as you have to have a lot of power to break through double teams and get to the ball. If stopping the run is something you're looking to do, then look no further than Duke freshman David Anderson.Topping the scales at 283lbs, this powerhouse of a man completely fills gaps all by himself thanks to his 97-strength statistics. He's obviously got a bit to develop when it comes to adding physical abilities and improved stats, but that power is hard to come by in a senior, let alone a first-year player. DT Elunneus Davis - Washington (Freshman)While run-stopping is always paramount for defensive tackles, any time you can find one who is also a great power rusher, you'd better jump on him in the transfer portal immediately. That is exactly what you've got with Washington freshman Elunneus Davis.Despite only being a freshman, Davis features an impressive physical ability of Grip Breaker, meaning he is able to shed blocks much easier than most. Combined this with his 97 strength, and you've got the makings of a monster in your trenches defensively. SS Kenzy Paul - Duke (Sophomore)While Duke might not have the most high-powered offense in EA Sports College Football 25, they tend to be a sneaky-good team because of their defense, but on land and air. One player that could be a steal is their backup strong safety, sophomore Kenzy Paul.Ignoring his low overall rating of 69, Paul is one of the more balanced SS options in the sophomore class. His 89 pursuit and 86 acceleration, in particular, make him a potential deep-threat ball hawker if developed correctly. RE LeQuan Miller - North Texas (Freshman)Edge rushers are an art form in college football. Regardless of whether their goal is to pressure the quarterback or chase down running backs out wide, their impact on the game is always felt when they do their job right.With 87 hit power and 86 pursuit, North Texas freshman LeQuan Miller has the makings of a great outside lineman, especially considering he's already got those stats as a freshman. If he manages to develop physical traits like Grip Breaker or Aftershock, then offensive lines need to look out. LE Donovan Westmoreland - Kennesaw State (Sophomore)Despite being a sophomore, left end Donovan Westmoreland is already the best-rated player at Kennesaw State. Granted, they aren't the best team in the game, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have some impressive states, either.Even though he is only in his second year, this speed rusher has a tremendous burst of strength, with 85 hit power, 85 finesse move, and 89 acceleration. With 84 pursuit, getting away from Westmoreland is difficult once he gets after you. LOLB Ca'lub Holloway - Sam Houston (Sophomore)Power rushers are a thing of beauty when used right. While they aren't the fastest defensive players, they can essentially be a secondary defensive tackle with the right states.Sam Houston sophomore Ca'lub Holloway fits that bill perfectly, with a healthy mix of power and movement. His 88 acceleration and 83 hit power make for a nice one-two punch, while his 84 pursuit and 84 jump also help clog the middle for pass protection. MLB Javante Mackey - Memphis (Sophomore)Where the quarterback is the field general of the offense, the middle linebacker is the defensive equivalent. As such, you want to have a player who is aware of everything that is going on pre- and post-snap.Memphis' Javante Mackey may only be a sophomore, but he already shows signs of being a leader on defense with 87 awareness, 85 acceleration, and 88 tackle. His Wrap Up physical trait also means that once he has a player in his grasp, they aren't getting out. ROLB Tate Romney - Arizona State (Sophomore)Just like with Madden, trying to throw across the middle of the field in EA Sports College Football 25 is a dangerous strategy. This is even truer with coverage specialist linebackers like Arizona State's Tate Romney.This sophomore might not look like much at first, but his 86 awareness, 85 jumping, and 83 play recognition can cause trouble for any offense that goes his way. His 88 acceleration also makes him a threat to get lost in the shuffle and pop up to pick the ball off. CB J.D Rhym - Houston (Sophomore) The best way to counter the deep threat that is constantly used against man coverage defense is to have a speedster of your own at cornerback. There aren't many players in that position who fit that bill and are as balanced as Houston's J.D. Rhym.Rhym is everything you want out of a man-to-man corner, with all the important stats above 90. That includes 92 speed, 92 agility, and 95 acceleration, meaning he can get off the ball fast, keep up as the route is run, and react to plays quickly. FS Harlem Howard - Oregon State (Freshman) Hybrids are always a vital asset to have for any team, as they allow for depth and flexibility. Having one at the free safety position is even nicer, especially when they're only a freshman like Oregon State's Harlem Howard.Howard specializes in movement and quickness, with 90 agility, 93 acceleration, and 92 change of direction, which is vital for adjusting when in zone coverage on a deep ball. And while his tackling and hit power aren't too high stat-wise, you'll be happy they fall between the 75-80 range when you pair them with his 91 jumping.

Call of Duty has crossed over with the wrestling world for Season 5, and the new WWE SummerSlam event is now live in Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone. You can earn wrestling-themed rewards and unlock a new operator skin. Here we highlight all the rewards you can earn during SummerSlam.The WWE SummerSlam event runs from now until August 7. This event includes seven challenges and rewards, and completing them all will unlock the WWE-themed wrestler uniform for the operator Scorch.You only need to complete one challenge per reward, so you can mix and match the challenges across multiplayer, Zombies, and Warzone.All event challenges and rewards can be seen below. In the Spotlight - Calling cardMW3 challenge - Get 10 point blank operator kills with a shotgunZombies challenge - Get 200 point blank kills with a shotgunWarzone challenge - Interrogate three operators Enter the Ring - WWE emblemMW3 challenge - Get 50 akimbo kills with the Gunslinger Vest perk equipped and the akimbo attachment equipped on a pistolZombies challenge - Get 200 akimbo kills with a handgunWarzone challenge - Get three operator kills with any killstreak WWE - Large decalMW3 challenge - Get 20 operator kills with the riot shield or sledgehammerZombies challenge - Get 250 kills with a melee weaponWarzone challenge - Get two operator kills while driving or riding a vehicle Double Battle Pass XP tokenMW3 challenge - Get two operator 1-shot killsZombies challenge - Get 20 1-shot 2-killsWarzone challenge - Get two operator kills with a finishing move WWE SummerSlam - Weapon stickerMW3 challenge - Perform five executionsZombies challenge - Get five special zombie kills with melee weaponsWarzone challenge - Get three operator kills with explosives(For the Zombies challenge, special zombies are the Manglers, Mimics, and Disciples) Undisputed Champion - Weapon charmMW3 challenge - Get 25 hip-fire kills with an LMGZombies challenge - Get 400 hip-fire kills with an LMGWarzone challenge - Place in the top 10 five times Battle pass tier skipMW3 challenge - Get 20 operator kills with a frag or sticky grenade while the Modular Assault Rig perk is equippedZombies challenge - Get 400 explosive damage killsWarzone challenge- Get five operator melee kills Completing all seven challenges unlocks the Wrestler's Uniform operator skin for Scorch as a mastery reward.In addition to WWE superstars, Season 5 also adds powerful new weapons and attachments. Here's our unlock guide for the Quartermaster Suppressor and Paracord Grip attachments. The STG44 and Static-HV are new weapons unlocked through the free tiers of the battle pass, and here we provide recommended weapon loadouts for Warzone and MW3 multiplayer.