Razer makes some of the best gaming keyboards out there today, and Black Friday 2020 has a number of discounts on some of their most popular models. The best Black Friday deal easily goes to Amazon, where you can get the Razer BlackWidow Elite gaming keyboard for only $85, down from its regular price of $170. That's an incredible discount that is worth taking advantage of if you need a new keyboard. Razer BlackWidow Elite keyboard $85 (was $170) This particular BlackWidow Elite gaming keyboard comes with Razer Green keys, which are tactile and clicky. Razer's keys are among the best in the industry, and these give a nice loud click with each press. Each key can be programmed with secondary functions that work as macros. The keys also have insular walls that can help protect against dust and liquid--though we still recommend you not spill water on any of your peripherals. See at Amazon The BlackWidow Elite also features Chroma RGB lighting, which you can customize in Razer's Synapse software; a magnetic wrist rest, which makes gaming for longer sessions more comfortable; and dedicated media keys, which allow you to control your music, podcasts, or YouTube videos while you're gaming. The Razer BlackWidow Elite also features USB 2.0 and 3.5mm audio passthrough, making it easier to connect certain devices and save on important USB ports on your PC.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Black Friday 2020 might not officially begin until later this week, but the deals are already starting to pour in. EA's Madden NFL 21 is discounted already, and now another one of the publisher's sports games is available for a nice savings.This year's NHL game, NHL 21, is currently marked down to just $28 right now at online retailer Amazon. The deal applies to the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the game's standard edition. NHL 21 Best deal: $28 at Amazon | available now A number of retailers, including Amazon, Best Buy, and Target are offering NHL 21 at a nice discount. See at Amazon See at Best Buy See at Target Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Super Mario Bros. 3 is widely regarded as one of the best platformers of all time, and at least one game collector believes it's worth more than any other game in history. Heritage Auctions has announced that a sealed, boxed copy of Super Mario Bros. 3 for the NES has been sold at auction for $156,000--making it the most expensive single video game purchase ever made.The previous record was set in July by another Mario game--the original Super Mario Bros. A sealed copy of that game sold for $114,000, but this is a rarer, more special copy. As Heritage Auctions points out, this is a very rare copy where the word "Bros." is formatted to the left on the box, overlapping with Mario's glove.The $156,000 gameThis means that this copy is from the very first production run of Super Mario Bros. 3, making it exceptionally rare. The bidding opened at $62,500, and ended up more than doubling that figure. While bidders are anonymous, it's noted that 20 people were involved in bidding for the game.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

F1 2020 has released a free trial, letting players on PS4 and Xbox One try out the sim before they buy it. The trial shows off a few of the game's modes and tracks, and lets you test out the game's splitscreen options.The trial features a two-player split screen option around the Austrian Red Bull Ring, letting players try out the simulation's handling on this test track and race against one another. You can also try out the new "casual" handling mode here, which makes for easier steering and fewer penalties for shoddy cornering, or driving on grass. This mode is aimed at novice players who struggle with the simulation aspects of games like this one.My Team mode is also represented in the trial, with players able to pick a team and teammate, and then race across the opening weekend of the season. This race takes you to Melbourne, Australia, and if you do well you can continue the rest of the season in the full game should you purchase it.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Deathloop, which is coming to PS5 and PC on May 21, 2021, has detailed how it will use the new PlayStation DualSense controller to heighten certain mechanics and the player's sense of immersion. On the PlayStation Blog, Bethesda senior content manager Anne Lewis has explained how the controller will be used to make the experience special.Deathloop, which is developed by Arkane (Dishonored), will use the controller to make each weapon feel unique. Lewis describes how the PT-6 Spiker, a silenced nailgun, will let you "feel each nail fall into the magazine," and will provide some resistance on the trigger when you fire it. Some weapons can be prone to jamming, too, meaning that the trigger won't let you click all the way in until it's fixed. "Your trigger button will be blocked halfway, giving you instantaneous feedback even before the animation notifies you," Lewis writes.Haptic feedback will also allow you to feel the difference in texture of surfaces you run, slide, or climb over, and if you take a big fall, you'll feel the thump in your hands.The controller speaker will also be used to simulate the sounds of bullets whizzing past you, as well as the voices coming from your personal radio. It'll also play sounds from your own weapons, including the click of an empty chamber. Despite having been sold to Microsoft, Bethesda still has two PS5 exclusives on the horizon--this and Ghostwire: Tokyo. Whether these will be timed exclusives that eventually make their way to Xbox Series X/S remains to be seen.Info from Gamespot.com

Ready Player One began with a virtual treasure hunt inside an online video game. It's only appropriate, then, that the sequel, Ready Player Two, kicks off the same way. Instead of reading about characters hunting, though, you can participate, as the Ready Player Two novel is kicking off with a scavenger hunt inside the game Roblox.The Ready Player Two novel launches on November 24 in the United States and United Kingdom, and the hunt begins a week later, at 10 a.m. PST on December 1. Just like in Ready Player One, the hunt will take place across seven "experiences" inside the Roblox platform. If you win, you'll win a collection of Ready Player Two-themed virtual goods for use inside Roblox. That's not exactly winning a reclusive game designer's entire fortune and game corporation, but it'll have to do.If you're not familiar with Roblox, that means you're probably not a parent (and are probably old enough to read this website). Roblox isn't a game so much as it is a platform. The free-to-play platform, which launched in 2006, lets users create games complete with in-game purchases. The platform has over 160 million active users; over half of kids in the United States play the game according to the Roblox Corporation, helped along by the COVID-19 pandemic.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

I've never really been a musician. When I was in middle school, I took the trumpet. In high school, I took guitar lessons. But I was never dedicated enough to the craft and I dropped both after a couple of years. Making music, even just for fun, was a prospect I left behind a long time ago. So I'm surprised by how inspired I was by Fuser, Harmonix' new musical mash-up making game. While it has a score-based story mode similar to the studio's past games, Fuser actually empowers you to be creative and make music from parts of songs you may already know. The core mechanic, switching tracks in and out to make music, is easy to use and wonderful to play with. The game Harmonix built on top of that core idea, however, doesn't always take advantage of it effectively. As a result, Fuser is better at spurring you to be creative than it is at challenging you. That may sound like a daunting, niche experience, but no game's made it easier to feel good about getting creative.Fuser rides a vanishing line between music game and music-making toolkit. As a mash-up DJ, you create music by blending (or fusing) parts of songs together to make a new and often dancier version of your own. Each of the 80-plus songs in the base game's library, plus a growing supplemental library of DLC songs, is broken down into four color-coded instrumental tracks, which you can switch in and out on the fly, changing the song as you go. You can play the drums from "Killing in the Name" by Rage Against The Machine, the guitar from "Jolene" by Dolly Parton, the trumpets from "Bring ‘Em Out" by T.I., and the lyrics of Sean Paul's "Temperature," and they'll all cohere into one brand new sample. Your set is an evolving compilation of combinations.The music you use spans decades and genres far beyond what you might expect from a game about DJing at a music festival. The tracklist spans pop, rock, country, dance, hip-hop, R&B, and Latin/Caribbe music from the 1960s through 2020. As with Rock Band, there's a nostalgia that draws you in, but you quickly cultivate a new and surprisingly deep relationship with specific tracks that you may not have had before. I found myself growing to enjoy songs I knew but didn't really love before, and staying away from some songs I like, but don't fit in with the songs I like using most. Everybody I know Guitar Hero or Rock Band has a song they know and like from playing those games. The same thing happens here.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity has arrived on Nintendo Switch, and a day one update for the game is now available as well. The version 1.0.1 patch adds a Spanish audio option and resolves a handful of game-breaking bugs.Specifically, the update fixes a couple of issues that prevented players from progressing further in the game in certain circumstances. You can see the full patch notes, taken from Nintendo's official support website, below.Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity is the second Dynasty Warriors-style Zelda spin-off from Koei Tecmo, following the original Hyrule Warriors on Wii U (which was ported to Switch back in 2018). The game is a prequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and is set 100 years before the events of the Switch launch game, following Link, Zelda, and the Kingdom of Hyrule as they try to thwart the return of Calamity Ganon.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Marvel's Spider-Man is one of the most-successful PlayStation exclusives of all time, and if you own the PS4, you've probably played it. That's why it was disappointing when we learned the game's save data wouldn't be supported in the PS5-exclusive Spider-Man Remastered. Or at least that was the case, as Insomniac Games has delivered a new update enabling the feature. Overnight we released an update for Marvel’s Spider-Man on PS4 bringing those suits, and the ability to export your save to Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered.We also updated Remastered to allow import of those exported saves and with many additional fixes (incl. rest mode crash) https://t.co/LVnYVykc0Q — Insomniac Games (@insomniacgames) November 22, 2020 The update, which Insomniac Games pushed live overnight on November 22, is for the PS4 version of the game. Using this game, you can export your save data into Spider-Man Remastered as well as the suits you've acquired. A second update was applied to the PS5 version which makes numerous fixes and, of course, allows you to import the save data that you had exported from the other game. One of the other fixes applied to the PS5 version is for the Rest Mode crash, which was causing some players' entire system to crash. It's unclear if Rest Mode is safe to use yet in other PS5 games, or on the dashboard, so we'd still suggest turning your console completely off when you aren't using it for the time being. Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

After numerous delays, Cyberpunk 2077 is finally set to release next month. However, it looks like there could be physical copies already in the wild, and you'd be wise to avoid watching gameplay if you want to avoid spoilers ahead of the launch date.Images of sealed PS4 copies of the game have appeared online, and a Reddit poster claims they were able to hold one in advance via a job at Amazon. The box art lists two Blu-ray discs along with stickers, postcards, a world compendium, and a game map, as well as extra digital content. If you've purchased The Witcher 3's physical version, then these contents should seem familiar, as CD Projekt Red included stickers and other goodies in the standard edition of that game, too.We’re almost there boys. I actually had the game in my hands. from r/cyberpunkgameBut with copies potentially leaking into the wild, including gameplay videos that are quickly getting removed, you have to be mindful of spoilers. We've learned quite a bit about the world of Cyberpunk 2077, including its factions and the backstory of Johnny Silverhand, but there is plenty we don't know.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

PC game store Green Man Gaming is getting in on the Black Friday fun with its own sale, and it's offering substantial discounts on some of the best new PC games and even subscriptions like PlayStation Plus. The GMG Black Friday sale is live now through December 2 and just might be one of your best opportunities to buy PC games all year.Some of the best deals include Star Wars: Squadrons for just $22, which is nearly half off its standard price. You can also get Fallout 76, which continues to improve, for about $13, and the underrated shooter Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville is just $8. One extra bonus you can snag is a year of PlayStation Plus for about $42. More deals will be available on Monday, November 23.PlayStation Plus 12-Month Membership -- $42 ($60)Star Wars: Squadrons -- $22 ($40)Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order -- $22 ($60)Fallout 76 -- $13 ($40)Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville -- $8 ($40)Anno 1800 -- $17 ($60)The Sims 4 -- $4 ($40)Doom Eternal -- $20 ($60)Assassin's Creed Odyssey -- $16 ($60)Far Cry New Dawn -- $9 ($40)FIFA 21 -- $33 ($60)The majority of the games in GMG's Black Friday sale are playable on Steam, and you can see the digital store listed next to the game in question before you buy it. EA's are compatible with Origin, while Ubisoft's make use of its Uplay service.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

The main event of 2020's Survivor Series has wrapped up with Roman Reigns getting the win on Raw's champion Drew McIntyre, proving once again that Reigns is "head of the table." While all the matches for the WWE November PPV have come to a close, the night isn't over yet. There is still the celebration for The Undertaker, where he will seemingly retire from wrestling. We'll keep you updated on that, but for now, check out all match card results below.Throughout the rest of the evening, fans will see champions from Raw face champions from Smackdown in what should be an exciting show. It will also be one of the last times we see the Thunderdome at the Amway Center. Below, you can check out the winners and losers of each match as it wraps up.Survivor Series is taking place at the Amway Center, and of course, it will be surrounded by the Thunderdome. And right now, you can check out the Kickoff Show on WWE's YouTube, Twitter, or the free tier of the WWE Network. If you want to watch the main card, though, you'll need to subscribe to WWE's streaming service. It costs $10 a month, and in addition to watching live-streamed events, you can also check out a massive catalog of in-ring competition and original programming.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Black Friday 2020 has kicked into full gear with sales going live at stores like Best Buy and Target, and PC game store Fanatical is celebrating with its own huge sale on games for Steam and several other PC-based game platforms. As usual, Fanatical is running flash deals that offer record-low prices on select games, but only for 24 hours at a time. These will appear throughout the sale. Alongside the flash deals are long-term offers on big-name games like Doom Eternal and Assassin's Creed Odyssey.The longer sales will be available at Fanatical all the way until December 1. At the moment, over 4,700 game deals are currently available as part of Fanatical's Black Friday sale, so there's a lot to pick from. You'll also receive a free mystery Steam game if you spend $10 or more in the sale. See Black Friday sale at Fanatical Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Gigabyte 15" with RTX 2060 $1,149 (was $1,500) | live now See at Newegg MSI 17" with RTX 2070 $1,199 (was $1,499) with code 4STUDENT | starts Nov. 23 See at Newegg Acer 15" with RTX 2070 $1,300 (was $1,600) | Nov. 27 only See at Newegg Asus 17" with RTX 2070 $1,400 (was $1,700) | Nov. 26-27 See at Newegg Dell 15" with GTX 1660 Ti $1,000 (was $1,390) | Nov. 27-28 See at Dell Even though new consoles just released, it's still hard to deny the allure of the gaming laptop. Having a compact and portable way to play PC games is appealing, and thanks to the onslaught of Black Friday deals arriving this week, now's the best time to snag a new gaming laptop. From powerful gaming machines to budget gaming laptops, there are a ton of options on sale this week, and you're sure to find a laptop that fits your gaming needs. With stores like Newegg, Best Buy, and Dell all running big sales, there are plenty of gaming laptop deals to go around.If you're looking for ways to play your PC games on a bigger and better screen, check out the best Black Friday TV deals and the best gaming monitor deals available for Black Friday 2020. You'll find great options at every price point, whether you're looking for a more intimate and responsive gaming monitor or a big-screen 4K TV.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

One of the most exciting new additions for Destiny 2: Beyond Light was the new raid, Deep Stone Crypt, which became available for high-level players over the weekend.It took nearly six hours, according to Kotaku, but the raid has been completed for the first time by the Luminous fireteam. Their names are Aoterra, Claw, FlFluxux, Schendzie, SiegeDancers, and Sotosolice. For their efforts, the clan gets this unique emblem.After verification we're proud to congratulate to our Deep Stone Crypt World First winners of clan Luminous!💠 Aoterra💠 Claw💠 FlFluxux💠 Schendzie💠 SiegeDancers💠 Sotosolice pic.twitter.com/EnSm1yDtar — Bungie (@Bungie) November 22, 2020With the raid now completed, all Destiny 2 Beyond Light players are getting new content, including multiple quests and new zones, along with Eclipsed Zones.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com