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Any series inspired by true events is always thrilling. From heart-wrenching dramas to thrilling action scenes, this genre has a separate fan base. These Hindi web series offer a glimpse into the lives of inspirational leaders, unsung heroes, and real-life crime stories.

Thank your own personal deity—possibly the All-Mother—it's Friday! For the record, that was a topical choice of goddess back there because Horizon Zero Dawn on PC is going for its lowest price ever today. I'm also seeing quite the clean-out of older sports titles on Amazon. They're brilliant Christmas presents if you have sharpie skills and can morph a "22" into looking like a "24." If not, perfectly acceptable stocking fillers.

Yesterday, Bethesda was spotted responding to negative Starfield reviews on Steam, arguing against many of the critiques like the abundance of loading screens and vast empty planets. While the responses are still coming under fire, many other developers say that this is normal as Steam now encourages directly replying.

Welcome to the (surprisingly still target-rich) aftermath of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. I'm tracking a bunch of good deals for those of you who are still somehow, miraculously, cash liquid. Wish I could say I was in that boat myself. Am not. Occupational hazard...

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When I'm not scouring the web for Black Friday deals, one of my favorite pastimes is speedrunning what I deem to be one of the best video games ever made, Dishonored. I must have played Arkane's 2012 classic upward of 100 times at this point, and while full playthroughs refuse to get old because I never fail to find something new, I have so much fun trying to beat my ghost / clean hands speedrun time whenever I go back to it these days. 

THQ Nordic has released its best look yet at upcoming multiplayer game South Park: Snow Day in an official gameplay trailer, but some fans are a little put off by its 3D art style.

Sony has revealed a bit more information about The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered, and has confirmed that players will be able to play three previously cut ‘Lost Levels’ when the game launches. 

Nine discs, for nine companions: There’s no question that the nine-disc 4K UHD Blu-ray box set of Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings trilogy is the ultimate way to own these classic movies. And now it’s massively discounted in a tasty Black Friday deal.

Whenever a new movie prequel is announced, even the core audience that loved the original work sometimes responds with a resounding ugh. Who can blame anyone for dismissing out of hand the marketing formulation that gave us 2007’s Hannibal Rising, 1979’s Butch and Sundance: The Early Days, or 2004’s Exorcist: The Beginning? Prequels tell stories where the end has been predetermined, often without beloved key actors, prompting unflattering comparisons to inimitable classics. (Like what happened with the Star Wars prequel movies.)

Welcome back to Black Frida—er, week. Though the official day of deals itself kicks off on the 23rd, a bunch of retailers have jumped the gun way earlier with their bargains. Join me below as I make sense of this amorphous sales frenzy. I've picked out the truly exceptional price drops on the games and peripherals that are actually worth caring about.

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Thank your own personal deity—possibly Yim Lau Wong—it's (almost Black) Friday. I couldn't tell you why, but the onslaught of said sales period has hit much earlier than anticipated today. We are awash with bargains, friend. Stake your claim on some ridiculously cheap stuff before it's gone, and have a wonderful weekend.

If money's tight and you're hanging for a holiday, it's time to make a more creative getaway booking. Might I suggest you purchase a low-cost ticket to the Mushroom Kingdom, perhaps followed by an extended layover in the Galar or Sinnoh regions. They're all absolutely lovely this time of year. Though with the latter two options, well, you'll be constantly ambushed by native wildlife. So maybe get that rabies shot.

Welcome back to another glorious midpoint of the week that's filled with mad savings. Top of the list has got to be that PC Warner Bros. bundle because holy fiscally responsible decisions, Batman, that's a lot for a little. I'm also liking Harvey's take on Animal Crossing's official RRP. Personally, I'm just hoping for Amazon to match, so I can score some sweet free delivery action with Prime.

Welcome to another day of percolating pre-Black Friday bargains. For whatever reason, those fund-saving festivities have kicked off way earlier than usual. I'm seeing a bunch of Amazon AU scores on my radar, and the PlayStation Store has fired the first holiday season salvo with an Up To 75% Off Essentials Sale. Obviously, the term 'essentials' gets stretched pretty far there, but I did cherry-pick some actual gold for you...

With the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) strike now over, has been cast as in ’s new Netflix movie.

Black Friday seems to start earlier every year, and honestly, I'm of two minds about this phenomenon. The part of me that's a stickler hates how a literal one-day event has morphed into a two-week season that spans either side of Fri, 24 Nov. That said, the insatiable deals-hungry bargain hunter in me cares not for accuracy. He just wants cheap things. All day. Every day.

In a groundbreaking move, Snap, the visionary parent company behind Snapchat, has joined forces with OpenAI to usher in a new era of augmented reality (AR) experiences. The announcement, made at the sixth annual Lens Fest, revealed a strategic partnership aimed at empowering developers to seamlessly integrate ChatGPT into their AR Lenses, ushering in a wave of innovative learning, conversational, and creative possibilities for Snapchatters.

Happy Friday, Polygon readers!

Thank your own personal deity—possibly The Outsider—it's Friday! I recommend you stock up for the weekend by using Fanatical's continuing flash sales and some console AAA price drops on Amazon. Personally, I'll be looking into a purchase of that reduced third-party PS5 charger stand. Those things are always handy when USB ports are at a premium.

Back in 2020, publisher Gale Force 9 released a fun combat game called Aliens: Another Glorious Day in the Corps. Ultra wordy title aside, I really enjoyed this game even with some ambiguous rules that needed clarification. But as a coop game that tries to recreate the experience from the movie, it succeeds in spades.

If you took the bold plunge on an import Steam Deck like yours truly, today's your day. Humble Bundle has collated some impressive discounts on handheld PC games. Be sure to get in and pay less on commute-slaying experiences. Ubisoft (among others) also seem to be quite determined to shift a bunch of Ultimate Editions out the door as well. Grab you the "bestest versions" while the going's good.

The latest Mass Effect teaser trailer is actually a throwback to one of the series' original title pitches.

BioWare, the developer behind EA's Dragon Age and Mass Effect franchises, has released a new trailer for its next Mass Effect game and it teases a connection to the original trilogy and the Andromeda sequel, and maybe even a new protagonist. Since yesterday was November 7, known as N7 Day in the Mass Effect community as a reference to the N7 Systems Alliance military in the series, BioWare launched a countdown on a special Mass Effect «Epsilon» web page. 

BioWare has marked its annual N7 Day by publishing a new Mass Effect 4 teaser, titled ‘Epsilon’, which is viewable below.

This upcoming survival game has already impressed players with its beautiful environments, and it's still in early access.

Ex-Keywords Studios QA testers, who worked on Dragon Age: Dreadwolf, will picket in front of BioWare’s Edmonton office on Tuesday. BioWare attempted to block the picket with an appeal to the Alberta Labour Relations Board, according to industry publication Game Developer, but the board ruled in the union’s favor. “The hope with our actions is [to] convince Keywords to reinstate those they terminated with new work,” former Keywords tester James Russwurm told Polygon.

The biggest deals continue to be PC-based today, thanks to a bunch of Fanatical flash sales. That said, some old gold AAA console stuff is inching down, too. Take aim at a must-own and buy in low—that's my motto.

Welcome back to the grind, fellow bargain-hunting game connoisseurs. I've found us a bunch of AAA Switch titles that have limboed down to the uncommon $59 mark (along with, er, Limbo itself, which is like 90% off). But the biggest news today has got to be the continuing 9 And Above Humble Bundle from last week, plus the genuinely great Fanatical Birthday Sale. Lots of stuff to see. Don't waste time reading this intro. Sally forth and save, friend.

Ghost - a newly announced MMO from veteran Blizzard and Riot developers - is apparently taking big inspiration from the 1994 D&D setting Planescape, which already got the video game treatment in classic CRPG Planescape: Torment. 

The highly anticipated and controversial post-apocalyptic open world MMO The Day Before has once again been accused of copying other games, this time including Cyberpunk 2077, Grand Theft Auto 5, and Red Dead Redemption 2.

Not to toot the horn too much, but damn, are we attached to quite the bundle right now. Scroll down a little, and you'll be met by The Nine and Above package for PC on Humble Bundle. The dollar-to-hours ratio is insane. Plus, there's the worthy cause and fuzzy feels attached to the purchase as well.

The Day Before, the post-apocalyptic survival MMO, has seen yet another delay, this time with Fntastic delaying the game till December 7th.

Will it ever be The Day Of for much-delayed and gossip-laden zombie MMO The Day Before? We’ll apparently find out in just over a month, as The Day Before’s release date has now been announced as December 5th following yet another slide back from its previous date of November 10th. That’s after developers Fntastic previously promised that there wouldn’t be any more delays - something its latest ‘Final Trailer’ presumably vows once again.

The Day Before has had a rough couple of years ever since it was announced back in 2021. So rough that some have suggested that it might not actually exist. To reassure the skeptical, developer FNTASTIC just released a new gameplay trailer for The Day Before that includes a December release date.

A fan-made Bloodborne racing game based on an April Fools’ joke is nearing completion, and now has a release date.

It's time to celebrate two things—the start of November and a bit of Mid-week Madness discounting. The former is great because it means our end-of-year breaks are within rendering distance (not just some objectless HUD marker on the horizon). And the benefits of discounts? Well, that speaks for itself, really. There's a fair chance we'll need to give gifts during the aforementioned break. May as well score 'em cheap now.

Rare’s Perfect Dark is a spiritual successor to GoldenEye 007, one of the most influential shooters of the Nintendo 64 era. If you’ve never played the original capers of special agent Joanna Dark, you can now check it out on PC.

This could just be how I process sad news, but whenever one of my fave actors or singers passes, I go and relive their best work. With the late great Matthew Perry, my brain connects him to three different mediums. In the sitcom Friends, I'll cherish him as Chandler Bing, aka Miss Chanandler Bong. He also shone as Oz, the slapstick dentist from the film The Whole Nine Yards. Most importantly, I'll remember when he used his considerable talent to play against type as Benny in Fallout: New Vegas.

Netflix is looking really good in November, with high-profile series and movie premieres for just about everybody. We've got a new David Fincher flick, some reality TV goodness, the real-life Squid Game, anime both American and Japanese, and way more. Here's our guide to the hottest new content on the streaming service this month. Whether you're already a subscriber or thinking of signing up, there's definitely some worthwhile stuff to watch here.

With Halloween soon to be upon us, GOG is holding a Halloween sale, with discounts on more than 3,000 games. And as it often does, it's also giving one away. This time around it's Blacksad: Under the Skin, the tale of a private detective named John Blacksad who's investigating a dark corruption scandal at the heart of 1950s New York City.

Thank your own personal deity—possibly Lorkhan—it's Friday! Just as I'd hoped it might, lightning has struck twice—the amazing discount on Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has caught on with other retailers. So if you're an Amazon Prime subscriber, do take advantage of that price chop plus their free shipping.

While Halloween isn't massively celebrated here in Oz, we sure do take a heightened interest in those spooky sales. (Because, hell, I'll break out the festive spirit if there's up to 85% off in my future.) That's all I really have time to say, intro wise, as I suspect today's deals on Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and Resident Evil 4 will be blink and you'll miss 'em affairs. Happy hunting!

Here we are again, friends. Deep in the Wednesday grind, but peering ahead for ways to make the weekend awesome. In interesting cost-of-living times such as these, you and I can always look to games as the greatest (and cheapest) forms of escape. I got a bunch of those today; however, it's also a pretty great time to consider a steering wheel purchase. Especially on Xbox, for all my fellow Forza fans.

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is a game you want to experience time and time again, so naturally many people are wondering whether the ability to replay missions is available at launch.

If you adore the Metal Gear series as much as I do, then today's your day. I have scoured my Soliton Radar for discounts that will let you secure a classic like Metal Gear Solid and remain financially liquid. The only foreseable problem: the Master Collections of these games do seem to be selling out quite rapidly on PlayStation and Xbox. Here's hoping stock levels remain stable (or get quickly refreshed via nanomachines).

Samsung has divulged some updates on its next generation memory products—including GDDR7 memory—at its annual Memory Tech Day in San Jose. Alongside GDDR7, Samsung announced its Shinebolt HBM3E memory, which is being developed for upcoming AI and compute GPUs.

Disney+ moves out of spooky season with the last few episodes of Goosebumps as well as the conclusion of Loki, but there's plenty of new stuff to watch this month. The latest Spider-Man movie is here, plus cartoons, documentaries, and more. Here are our picks for the best new content streaming on Disney+ this month.

Players may eventually stumble upon Akabi’s Wheel at the Circus of the Last Days in when they start exploring the initial area of Act 3. The carnival-like event in Rivington is a large show with several attractions, including the Zethino love test in , which can increase the player’s romance reputation with their desired companion character. Within the special area, which needs to be accessed through the main gate after some careful inspection or by lockpicking a side gate, players may encounter a djinni called Akabi, who is supervising a special wheel that can be spun for prizes.

Spider-Man 2 will receive a New Game+ mode as part of a post-launch update, later this year. As per Insomniac Games Community Director James Stevenson, just like the 2018's Marvel's Spider-Man, those looking to replay the title and mop up all the side quests might have to wait a bit, though for now, simply beating it once grants access to an ‘Ultimate' difficulty setting for a fresh playthrough. For the uninitiated, a New Game + mode generally allows players to plunge back into a game's campaign in an overpowered state, as the in-game character carries over all unlocked abilities, tools and weapons, and gear upgrades.

Insomniac has a tendency to cram its games full of additive bells and whistles at launch, with plenty of modes and additional features being available in the developer’s titles to allow players to get the most out of the games. Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, however, will have one or two such features missing at launch- though they will be coming in the not-too-distant future.

Marvel’s Spider-Man didn’t include the option to replay the story in New Game Plus mode when it first launched in 2018. But Insomniac wasn’t lazing about in a hammock made of webbing, either. The developer launched the feature roughly six weeks after launch. Is it coming to the sequel? Oh yes, and now we (roughly) know when: before the end of this year.

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 mightn't be out yet, but if your excitement is so vast you're already pondering a second play-through, you'll be pleased to know the game will — like its predecessor — be getting a New Game Plus mode, but it'll be arriving sometime after launch.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is almost here, and it sounds like fans will have a very full-featured adventure to jump into, although there will be a few minor things missing at launch. According to Insomniac community director James Stevenson, Spider-Man 2 won’t have a New Game+ mode or the ability to replay missions at launch. Thankfully, you shouldn’t have to wait too long for those features, as Stevenson says they should arrive via an update “before end of year.”

Insomniac Games has confirmed that Marvel's Spider-Man 2 will receive New Game Plus and mission replay after launch, but they won't be coming via the Day One patch.

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is almost here – just one more day until it hits PlayStation 5 exclusively on October 20. We loved it – read Game Informer's review of it here – and are excited for everyone to get their hands on it. Yesterday, we learned Insomniac Games recommends players download the day one patch for the «best experience» before starting the first mission, and now, we've learned when to expect the fan-favorite New Game Plus feature in the sequel. 

Insomniac Games has said Spider-Man 2 will get a New Game Plus mode after its release.

Our favourite plumber returns today, finally! You've probably read the review already—it's a damn fine sequel that ought to be bought. And this is where I come in, with the cheapest prices in the Mushroom or any other kingdom.

Nvidia and Foxconn are teaming up to create a new class of data center focused entirely on artificial intelligence workloads.

Foxconn, the world’s biggest electronics manufacturer, announced a strategic partnership with Nvidia to accelerate the development of electric vehicles and the AI that drives them.

Though the average Wednesday is as mid as it gets, the deals this one brings are highly interesting. I'm tracking some pretty amazing Spider-Man bargain, not to mention a Midnight Suns discount that's worth taking a shine to. The biggest catch, however, has to be basically all of the eshops dropping Diablo IV down to an unprecedented price. If you've somehow resisted Lilith's charms, now could be the time for a sweet surrender.

Yeyian Gaming Desktop | Core i5 12400F | Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti | 16GB DDR4-3200 | 1TB SSD | $999.99$899.99 at WalmartFor the price that we've only seen RTX 4060 machines discounted down to, here we've got a full RTX 4060 Ti build for less than $900. The Ti delivers gaming performance between the RTX 3060 Ti and RTX 3070, but with an extra fps boost in the shape of Frame Generation in the games that support it. The Intel CPU is a couple generations old now, but is still an excellent six-core, 12-thread chip, happily supporting both 16GB of DDR4 and that 1TB SSD.

Pokémon Go has now fully detailed Party Play, a major new multiplayer layer coming to the popular monster collection app seven years after its initial release.

When visiting the Circus of the Last Days in, players may have tried their luck at winning the Jackpot from Akabi’s Wheel of Wonders. Run by a djinni named Akabi, the Wheel of Wonders is rigged and drops mostly useless trash items, some of which have comic abilities that can backfire spectacularly. However, actually winning Akabi’s Jackpot is possible with a bit of your own trickery.

Oh boy, do I love a big game week. Or, to be super specific, a big game embargo lift week. As consumers, we still have to wait to buy Spider-Man 2 and Super Mario Wonder, though in a few days we'll know if they scored an IGN seal of approval. Personally, I could tell you a lot more about one of those games—possibly using a complex system of blinks that wouldn't translate well to this article—but I'd best not. Maybe drop by tomorrow, and I can say quite a bit more then.

Thank your own personal deity—possibly Zeus—it's Friday! Today's overriding bargain theme is fine prices on force feedback devices. That's great timing because a long-awaited Forza has recently arrived on Xbox. Alternatively, you PSfolk can drift towards a very reasonably priced Gran Turismo 7. In case I don't see you, stay safe, save often, and catch you Monday!

Kia took the wraps off three new EVs at its first annual EV Day in Korea, including the EV3 and EV4 concept cars and one production vehicle, the EV5.

Now that we've survived Hump Day combined with Amazon's latest Prime Sales event, let's get right back to our regularly scheduled bargain hunts. I've got you a mix of cheap preorders on big name 2023 titles and dirt cheap yesteryear gems. It's also probably time to start thinking about EOY gifts, so maybe score some stuff while you can and squirrel it away early.

The Fallout board game is post-apocalyptic tabletop fun and on sale during Prime Day.

I've got to talk about the fantastic Lenovo Legion Pro 7i, too. It's the best gaming laptop I've tested from this generation and, while it wasn't a bad price at launch compared to the competition, it's now a stonking deal. Technical term, that. The GPU is powerful, there's a ton of DDR5 memory, and the CPU is a serious bit of silicon, too.

If you’ve been waiting patiently for some of 2023’s best games to drop in price then your resolve has finally paid off.

Fall Prime Day 2023 is going in full force, offering some amazing discounts across different product lineups. For UK consumers, it seems the deals are getting even better, with ECOVACS offering a direct 36% discount on its DEEBOT T20 OMNI.

Have you been able to keep up with all the deals so far today? Prime Day is always mayhem (in a good way) over here and we're fantastically lucky to be able to have two of them this year. We know that when these bumper sales events roll around you're going to want to see the best gaming deals going right now.

Thank your own personal deity—possibly the Kuchisake—it's Friday! Today, we're going to round out the school holidays with some pretty sweet opportunities. The big one is the chance to add Ghostwire: Tokyo to your pile of shame for nothing (free sign up required). I've also scoured the online stores for the best prices on the hottest Q4 prospects, not to mention some old gold that's going for dirt cheap!

If you've been in the US your whole life, you're probably not aware of how popular the sport of cricket is globally. Around 2.5 billion people count themselves as fans, and Thursday marks the beginning of the most important event on the calendar: the ICC Cricket World Cup.

Welcome to Wednesday, or what's also known as Ahsokaday at my house. (Obviously, it won't be called that next week, as we've reached series finale.) Star Warsing aside, I've found you some pretty insane deals on a SteelSeries headset, a Dragon Ball Ultimate Ed., and I'm loving these historical lows for Tiny Tina's NLE and Dying Light 2 on Xbox and PS5. Get 'em before they're gone.