The Halo Needler Nerf Blaster is on sale for $67 at Amazon for Black Friday 2024. Part of Nerf's LMTD (limited edition) series, the Needler is both a functional blaster and cool collectible that can be left on its included stand and admired from afar--but where's the fun in that? Especially since this is one of the coolest Nerf blasters around. It normally costs $100, so you're saving 33% by picking it up this weekend. This deal is only available in limited quantities, and nearly 50% of these blasters have been claimed. See at Amazon One of the most iconic weapons in the Halo series, the Needler is known for its rapid rate of fire. To imitate Covenant Grunts' go-to weapon, Nerf installed a motor in the blaster. When you pull the trigger, the Needler launches all 10 Nerf Elite Darts in rapid succession. Yes, this means you will have to reload after each pull. The rotating drum is covered by a shield that you flip open to reload.Continue Reading at GameSpot

A handful of Nintendo exclusives are down to some of their best prices of the year in Walmart's Black Friday sale, giving you a chance to grab iconic Mario and Zelda games for just $30 each. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is arguably the most enticing offer of the bunch. This was the first game Nintendo charged $70 for, but you can grab it for just $30--meaning youll save an impressive $40 with Walmarts current price cut. See at Walmart While several other games were also part of the $30 discount earlier in the week, most have sold out. Luckily, a few notable titles remain in stock, including Super Mario Odyssey and Super Mario Maker 2, discounting both games from their $60 list price to $30. Super Mario Odyssey is still considered one of the best 3D platformers of all time, and Super Mario Maker 2 is a wonderful choice for anyone who has ever wanted to create their own Mario levels. Nintendo Switch Sports physical edition is also down to $30 (was $50). This package includes the full game and the Joy-Con Leg Stap accessory.A few third-party exclusives are also on sale at or below $30, including Disney Epic Mickey Rebrushed, Sonic X Shadow Generations, Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble, and Hogwarts Legacy. Check the list below for all the $30 Switch game deals at Walmart.Continue Reading at GameSpot

GameStop customers in Germany should be aware that the retailer is leaving the country permanently in the near future. The shutdown will limit GameStop's presence in the EU even further, with the retail chain already having closed or sold numerous EU stores.

In response to No Man's Sky's recent review milestone on Steam, Martin Griffiths, an Engine Programmer at Hello Games, further confirms that the game's journey is still nowhere near its end. The No Man's Sky developer shared a little bit of their own personal story with the team at Hello Games in a post on their personal Twitter account, and while studio founder Sean Murray has made it clear in the past that No Man's Sky's development is still going strong, similar sentiments shared by many of the other minds behind the game makes it clear that the small indie team is still as ambitious as ever about the future.

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Last week, we asked you to gather together your favorite characters and share them bonding using #PSshare #PSblog. Here are this weeks highlights:SlashingShadow shares a gaggle of bots gathering at the Crash Site in Astro Bot.call_me_xavii shares the characters of God of War Ragnark gathering for a meal.secondcapture shares three masked figures gathering to dance in Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess.jdbolzan shares the characters of Dave the Diver gathering for a toast.GabeGSalvatore shares the characters of Death Stranding gathering for a huddle.Beat_Minerz shares the characters of Red Dead Redemption 2 gathering around a fire.Search #PSshare #PSBlog on Twitter or Instagram to see more entries to this weeks theme. Want to be featured in the next Share of the Week?THEME: Stellar Blade x Nier: AutomataSUBMIT BY: 11:59 PM PT on December 4, 2024Next week, were headed back to the world of Stellar Blade to celebrate the newly released Nier: Automata DLC and photo mode! Share moments with Eve donning 2Bs outfit using #PSshare #PSBlog for a chance to be featured.

Theres no time like Black Friday for PC gamers looking to make their yearly upgrades. If a gaming monitor is on your list or a wishlist youre shopping for be it an excessively curved ultrawide 1440p OLED, a 27-inch flat 1080p display, and anything in between you were right to wait. We found enough deals on gaming monitors for PC and consoles to make it worthwhile to tell you about the best ones here.There arent many good reasons to buy a new 1080p gaming monitor these days unless youre new to PC gaming and trying to get into the hobby while spending as little as possible. The prices for solid 1440p (also known as QHD) and 4K monitors have come down significantly, and I recommend spending just a bit more than you may think you should on a new monitor. Compromising may come back to bite you later, and youll be glad to have the sharper resolution and extra features the next time your upgrade your other PC hardware.One other thing worth mentioning is that you should carefully consider your monitors aspect ratio. Most are 16:9, making everything from games, movies, and TV shows look as they do on a TV. If you decide to get a 21:9 or wider monitor, keep in mind that not all PC games support ultrawide resolutions, and consoles are locked to 16:9 aspect ratio output.Looking for more? Check out all of Polygons favorite Black Friday deals, including great discounts on board games, video games and gaming accessories, Dungeons & Dragons, Magic: The Gathering, and Legos. And subscribe to our newsletter below to get great deals delivered to your inbox every week.

Black Friday is here. Whether youve been waiting for the big day to arrive to begin your shopping, or if youve already perused some of the best early deals from last week, were glad youre here. What follows are the best gaming deals broken down by each of the most popular platforms: Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X, PlayStation 5, as well as the diverse and exciting PC space, which includes the likes of the Steam Deck, Asus ROG Ally, and other popular handheld PCs. Im stunned by the quality of the deals this year, even though many of them began days ago. For instance, some of 2024s GOTY contenders are cheaper than ever, including Dragon Age: The Veilguard ($54), Metaphor: ReFantazio ($50), Silent Hill 2 ($30), Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 ($50), and more. As far as hardware goes, there are some great discounts on OLED gaming monitors that have never been this affordable before, plus SSD deals, savings on fast portable chargers, and plenty of other gaming-adjacent gadgets thatd make for great gifts. If youre in the market for a great and travel-friendly gaming laptop, the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 is one of our latest additions, and is $400 off.The best Nintendo Switch dealsThe best PlayStation 5 dealsThe best Xbox dealsThe best PC and Steam Deck dealsLooking for more? Check out all of Polygons favorite Black Friday deals, including great discounts on board games, video games and gaming accessories, Dungeons & Dragons, Magic: The Gathering, and Legos. And subscribe to our newsletter below to get great deals delivered to your inbox every week.