MacBook Pro 13" $1,200 (was $1,450) See at Best Buy iPad Air (Latest Gen) $520 (was $600) See at Best Buy Asus Rog Strix G15 Gaming Laptop $800 (was $1,000) See at Best Buy Samsung T350 Series 24" IPS Monitor $110 (was $150) See at Best Buy Razer Battle Bundle $70 (was $150) See at Best Buy Amazon Prime Day is undoubtedly the main sales event this week, but it's far from the only sale you can shop right now. The size and popularity of Prime Day has driven Amazon's biggest competitors to launch their own competing sales at the same time, and Best Buy is always one of the biggest players in the anti-Prime Day space. Right on schedule, Best Buy has kicked off a major sale just ahead of Prime Day, called "The Bigger Deal" savings event--which feels like a playful jab at Walmart's "Deals for Days" and Target's "Deal Days" sales.Best Buy's The Bigger Deal savings event is a series of 24-hour flash deals that end at 10 PM PT / 1 AM ET each night through June 22. Monday's main deals focus on "High-Tech" products, including MacBooks, the iPad Air, gaming laptops, monitors, PC gaming peripherals, and more.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Amazon Prime Day 2021 is ongoing and bringing in more fantastic deals across great gaming tech products. Whether you pick up a Prime Day gaming laptop deal today or are just looking for a better audio setup for your consoles, you're probably going to want a headset--and the Razer BlackShark V2 Pro, which is currently our pick for the best PS5 headset, has a great discount on Amazon right now. While we like it for the PS5, it's also fantastic for Nintendo Switch and PS4 owners, too. Razer BlackShark V2 Pro $130 (was $180) This Prime Day deal brings the BlackShark V2 Pro down to just $133, a discount of $47 off its normal price of $180. This isn't just a basic headset, either: it's wireless and boasts support for THX 7.1 surround sound on PC. In addition, it's got a detachable mic and is usable across PS5, PS4, and Nintendo Switch, in addition to PC. See at Amazon If the BlackShark doesn't strike your fancy, there are a bunch more great Prime Day headset deals going on right now. In addition to headsets, Prime Day has a ton of other deals on gaming tech you can take advantage of. There are a number of great Prime Day monitor deals, discounts on WD SSD drives, and a killer 50% sale on the Razer Basilisk Ultimate mouse.And who doesn't love a great deal on software? We've got you covered with the best Prime Day gaming deals to snag your wishlist games, alongside more specific lists of the best Prime Day PlayStation deals and best Prime Day Xbox deals.Info from Gamespot.com

Following the reveal of Battlefield 2042, it seems that a decent number of players have hopped back into 2013's Battlefield 4. In response, EA is firing up some extra servers just to serve the eight-year-old game's bolstering population.In a post on the EA Answers page, an EA community manager addressed the need for more Battlefield 4 servers, saying "We've been monitoring your experience and notice queue times in the US West region were far longer than in other regions. Good news, we've increased server capacity for this region--you can expect less waiting, and more playing."While only the US West region needed extra servers to accommodate more players, it seems that EA has plans in case those issues continue to grow. "We'll continue monitoring queue times and will make further adjustments as necessary," continued the community manager.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Whether you're in it for movies, electronics, or kitchen gear, Amazon Prime Day 2021 is stacked with deals. With services like Microsoft's Xbox Cloud Streaming and Amazon's upcoming Luna service growing in popularity, we have more ways than ever to get gaming on our phones.Thankfully, the Razer Kishi Mobile Game Controller is on sale for 35% off its usual price as part of Amazon Prime Day 2021--that's $53 for the Android version and $67 for the iPhone and Xbox-specific versions. The Kishi for Android is compatible with a wide variety of phones, including Google Pixel phones, many Samsung Galaxy phones, and of course Razer's own phones, as well as many other Android phones with center-mounted USB-C ports, while the Kishi or iPhone is compatible with a most iPhones 11 and later. In addition, it was our pick for best phone controller. Razer Kishi Mobile Game Controller $53 (Android) / $67 (iPhone) (was $79 / $99) The Kishi expands to clamp onto your phone and plugs into the phone's data port for a direct, latency-free connection. Once connected, it gives you the full gaming experience with four face buttons, a directional pad, two clickable analog thumbsticks, and two shoulder triggers to top it all off. See at Amazon Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Razer Iskur Gaming Chair $430 (was $500) See at Amazon Anda Seat Ergonomic Gaming Chair $280 (was $400) See at Amazon KLIM eSports Gaming Chair $240 (was $300) See at Amazon Nokaxus Gaming Chair $169 (was $230) See at Amazon Hbada Gaming Chair $136 (was $170) See at Amazon Amazon Prime Day is live now through Tuesday, June 22, and Prime Day's gaming chair deals include a handful of discounted high-end and budget gaming chairs. The deal that stands out the most is on the Razer Iskur, which has dropped to its lowest price yet for Prime Day, but there's a range of cheaper options that are all well-rated by users on Amazon. If you're looking to upgrade your gaming setup with a nicer chair, you'll likely find one on sale that fits your needs during Prime Day. Every gaming chair we've highlighted here has an ergonomic racing design with different adjustments and features, but you can check out the full range of Prime Day gaming chair deals at Amazon below. Plus, check out more of the best Prime Day deals available across tech and gaming. See all Prime Day gaming chair deals Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

French animation house Cyber Group Studios has signed an agreement with Square Enix to bring Final Fantasy IX, released for the original PlayStation in 2000, to the small screen as an animated series, Kidscreen reports.The project is in the early stages, with the studio having the basic framework of the project down in a project bible, and the studio is ready to begin pitching it to broadcasters as well. The series doesn't yet have an episode count or release date, but Cyber Group is reportedly looking to begin production by the end of 2021 or early 2022.Final Fantasy IX was a departure from the Final Fantasy games that both preceded and followed it, which had continually increased the realism of their characters, as well as putting them in somewhat more mature situations. Final Fantasy IX shifted to more cartoonish character designs, especially the game's iconic Black Mage.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

EA is reportedly reviving Dead Space, with Motive Studio developing the game. As reported by Gematsu, Motive is supposedly developing a "reimagining" of the original Dead Space games and EA plans to reveal the game during EA Play Live on July 22.The rumor originated from GamesBeat's Jeff Grubb, who said on the GamesBeat Decides podcast that Motive Studios is working on a dormant EA IP to be revealed at that presentation in July. After that, the story was picked up by VGC, and Eurogamer reported hearing similar rumors. According to Gematsu, the Dead Space revival is being developed by Motive Studios, which previously made Star Wars: Squadrons. EA Motive had previously been working on a project codenamed "Gaia" but it was canceled after six years in development. The new Dead Space is set to be a reimagining of the story and not a direct sequel to the original trilogy.Dead Space 3 released in 2013 and the series has been dormant since. At the time, EA denied reports that the company canceled the series after Dead Space 3, however, EA would eventually go on to shut down Visceral Studios, the developer of the Dead Space trilogy, in 2017, while the studio was working on a single-player Star Wars game. Dead Space co-creator Glen Schofield has since gone on to announce The Callisto Protocol, a new third-person survival-horror game, being developed by his new studio, Striking Distance.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Warzone is the latest game to get new Pride month-related content, with eight new Pride flags being added as Calling Cards. The new flags join six other Pride flags that were added as part of last year's celebration, bringing the total to 14 flags representing varied LGBTQIA+ identities.The newly added flags include designs representing the genderqueer, agender, aromantic, intersex, genderfluid, and pansexual communities. The new flags also include one specific to gay men, as well as the Progress Pride flag, which combines the rainbow Pride flag with the colors of the trans Pride flag.The Calling Cards will go live with this weeks #Warzone update on Wednesday evening. They will be added to player's inventories by default and are completely free for everyone. pic.twitter.com/mBpVgflJRm — Raven Software (@RavenSoftware) June 15, 2021The Pride Calling Cards added last year are also still available, consisting of the standard rainbow flag, the bisexual flag, the lesbian flag, the asexual flag, the transgender flag, and the nonbinary flag.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Game Builder Garage isn't Nintendo's first foray into game creation software, but its previous efforts have all been narrowly focused. Super Mario Maker and its sequel gave you the tools and freedom to create your own Mario levels, while WarioWare DIY for the DS let you create and share brief microgames. Game Builder Garage, on the other hand, seems to have grander ambitions. Nintendo has billed it as a way to "learn to make games from the minds at Nintendo." While it doesn't quite live up to that sky's-the-limit pitch, it's nonetheless an impressively flexible toolkit and a charming introduction to the basics of game creation.Fundamentally, Game Builder Garage is an expanded version of the Toy-Con Garage mode from Nintendo's Labo kits (as evidenced by the various Labo assets featured in the software). Just as in Toy-Con Garage, "programming" in Game Builder Garage is handled by stringing input and output nodes together; connecting a B button node to a character node, for instance, will "program" the character to jump when that button is pressed. The most noticeable difference between the two is their presentation. Whereas Toy-Con Garage featured a stark black background with minimal UI, Game Builder Garage is bright and cheerful, making the software feel much more inviting, particularly for younger users.To further help ease players into the experience, the game cleverly personifies the different nodes as beings called Nodon. These creatures come in many varieties, each representing a different mechanism or element of the game; there are Nodon that conjure specific items like apples and boxes, and others that track time and control the camera. Each type of Nodon looks and sounds distinct, which helps make it easier to remember their different functions.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

2020 MacBook Air with Apple M1 Chip $900 (was $1,000) See at Amazon 2020 Apple MacBook Pro with Apple M1 Chip $1,150 (was $1,300) See at Amazon 2021 Apple iPad Pro (Wi-Fi, 256GB) $1,100 (was $1,200) See at Amazon Apple AirPods Pro $190 (was $250) See at Amazon 2020 Apple iPad (Wi-Fi, 32GB) $299 (was $330) See at Amazon Apple TV 4K (2021) $169 (was $179) See at Amazon 2020 Apple iMac (21.5") $1,100 (was $1,500) See at Best Buy Apple Watch Series 6 (GPS, 40mm) - (Product)RED $279 (was $400) See at Amazon Apple AirPods with Wireless Charging Case $150 (was $200) See at Amazon Apple EarPods with Lightning Connector $17 (was $23) See at Amazon Apple Watch Nike Series 6 (GPS) $329 (was $400) See at Best Buy Amazon Prime Day 2021 is this Monday and Tuesday (June 21-22), and a ton of Prime Day Apple deals are going live at Amazon and competing retailers. Apple deals are always a big point of interest during Prime Day, with shoppers looking out for steep discounts on the company's premium products, from iPhones to iMacs, tablets, smartwatches, and more. Prime Day 2021 is shaping up to have some excellent offers, with current deals including the 2020 M1-powered MacBook Air for $900, the Apple AirPods Pro for $190, and the Apple Watch Series 6 for $279.Check out the best Apple deals available ahead of Prime Day so far--we'll be adding to this roundup as more deals go live. Plus, catch up on all the best Prime Day deals of 2021, including the best Prime Day headphones deals, TV deals, laptop deals, and monitor deals.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Hisense 60" A6G 4K Smart Android TV $380 (was $490) | Sunday flash deal See at Best Buy Insignia 65" Smart 4K TV $450 (was $630) See at Amazon Toshiba 55" 4K UHD LED Smart Fire TV $400 (was $520) See at Amazon LG 65" CX OLED 4K TV $1,850 (was $2,800) See at Amazon Sony X950H 75" 4K Smart TV $1,998 (was $2,600) See at Amazon LG 77" GX OLED 4K TV $3,300 (was $3,500) See at Amazon Sony X80J 65" 4K TV $898 (was $1,000) See at Amazon Hisense 40" 1080p Roku Smart TV $178 (was $228) See at Walmart Amazon Prime Day arrives this week, running June 21-22, and it's one of the best opportunities outside of Black Friday to pick up a new TV for less. Whether you're looking for a budget option or a high-end gaming TV, you'll have some great Prime Day TV deals to choose from, both at Amazon and competing stores like Best Buy, the latter of which is running flash sales every day through Tuesday.For Prime Day 2021, Amazon is discounting a wide range of Fire TVs from Toshiba and Insignia, starting at just $100 for a 24-inch HD smart TV up to a 65-inch smart 4K TV for $450. These are great options for streaming-focused households or for sticking in a bedroom, gym, or anywhere else you need an extra screen. Prime Day Fire TV deals also include markdowns on a Fire TV 4K Essentials bundle ($56) and the Fire TV gaming bundle ($74), which includes the Luna Controller.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Hisense 70" 4K Smart Android TV $630 (was $700) See 70" model at Best Buy Arlo Pro 3 Security Camera System $250 (was $500) See at Best Buy Jabra Elite 65t True Wireless Earbuds $50 (was $80) See at Best Buy Apple Watch Series 6 $279 (was $399) See at Best Buy Belkin SoundForm Elite Smart Speaker $100 (was $200) See at Best Buy Amazon Prime Day is sure to dominate the conversation around deals when it kicks off this coming Monday, June 21, but it's far from the only retailer launching its biggest sale of the summer right now. The size and popularity of Prime Day has driven Amazon's biggest competitors to launch their own competing sales at the same time, and Best Buy is always one of the biggest players in the anti-Prime Day space. Right on schedule, Best Buy has kicked off a major sale just ahead of Prime Day, called "The Bigger Deal" savings event--which feels like a playful jab at Walmart's "Deals for Days" and Target's "Deal Days" sales.Best Buy's The Bigger Deal savings event is a series of 24-hour flash deals that end at 10 PM PT / 1 AM ET each night through June 22. Sunday's main deals focus on "Tech for Dad" products in celebration of Father's Day, including 4K TVs, wireless earbuds, Apple Watches, smart speakers, and more. There aren't many gaming deals, but you can find big discounts on select games like Assassin's Creed Valhalla and Hitman 3.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Captain Jack Sparrow is joining your Sea of Thieves crew. That's either very good or very bad, depending on your point of view--from what we've seen of the upcoming Pirates of the Caribbean tie-in expansion, A Pirate's Life, he seems like he's pretty fun to have around. On the other hand, he likes to get into the rum and he's a bit of a loose cannon.Either way, Jack Sparrow represents a major shift in Sea of Thieves in its third year, and with A Pirate's Life, Rare's multiplayer live service game looks to be taking a big leap forward. As Rare showed in a presentation demonstrating what we can expect from the expansion, A Pirate's Life adds a huge amount of content that goes beyond just Pirates of the Caribbean-themed items and stories. It's adding a bunch of new characters, new enemies, and new places to explore. Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Once a year, WWE hosts its annual Hell in a Cell PPV, where high-profile feuds end with wrestlers in a head-to-head battle inside the titular event match. This year's Hell in a Cell has a lot of promise, with multiple title defenses and highly-anticipated matches. If you're looking for results, you've come to the right place, as GameSpot will have live match updates as the show goes on, which you can see below.Fans will not be in attendance for this event, as Hell in a Cell will take place in the Thunderdome. Currently, the Yuengling Center in Tampa, Florida is where the Thunderdome calls home. So while the cheers and boos may be piped in through speakers, at least you'll get to see WWE fans at home reacting to the action inside the ring.And even though you're watching the show from the comfort of your own couch, WWE's PPVs haven't been very long affairs, so while the main card begins at 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT, it shouldn't run much longer than 11 PM ET / 8 PM PT. This is just speculation though, as neither Peacock or WWE have revealed how long Hell in a Cell will run.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Select Nintendo Switch games $39.88 (was $60) See at Walmart LG 32" UltraGear QHD Monitor with FreeSync $240 (was $349) See at Walmart Hisense 40" Roku Smart LED TV $178 (was $228) See at Walmart Beats Solo Pro headphones $149 (was $228) See at Walmart Apple iPad Mini (Wi-Fi, 64GB) $329 (was $399) See at Walmart Apple AirPods Pro $190 (was $219) See at Walmart Roku Express 4K+ $29 (was $39) See at Walmart While Amazon Prime Day 2021 will offer a ton of discounts, it's not the only sale in town this week. Walmart has launched its own super-sale, Deals for Days, and it's brought steep discounts on some highly-desired items. Walmart Deals for Days 2021 runs until June 23, extending one day longer than Amazon's annual sale. Walmart is no stranger to trying to compete with Prime Day--like Best Buy and Target, Walmart has made a habit of planning a massive sale around Amazon Prime Day for several years in a row.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com