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Sony has now revealed the upcoming August PlayStation Plus freebies. This means the clock is ticking on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III – Cross-Gen Bundle and the rest of July’s freebies, but we do know what titles will be landing in the August Monthly Game library for members now. 

While we are still awaiting the official release date for Switch 2’s biggest release of the year – The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake, as well as an official launch for FromSoft’s The Duskbloods, it is time to take stock of the games confirmed to be landing on Switch in 2026. There is a long list of titles already locked down for 2026, from James Bond and brick-built Batman to the new Switch Sports Resort game, the Kingdom Hearts collection, and more. Let’s dive in. 

Nintendo’s big Switch 2 release of the year, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake, has been officially revealed, but very little is known about it. Nintendo did mistakenly drop a brief description, and it has told us it is coming this year, but what is The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake release date? How much is it going to cost? And what sort of remake are we going to get?

Just after the reveal of the God of War Laufey release date, today’s game deals roundup is featuring the ongoing PlayStation 5 physical game deals with a few particularly notable new offers. Alongside a solid $100 off the Ghost of Yotei – Collector’s Edition and the DEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH – Collector’s Edition, Amazon is also offering its best price ever on Saros down at $49.99 shipped. Regularly $70, this is just shy if 30% off, the lowest we have ever tracked on Amazon since release, and the best price we can find. These deals also join a host of ongoing physical PS5 game deals at Amazon right here, and the next phase of the PS5 summer game sale on PlayStation Store. 

PS5 Summer Game Sale:

• Ghost of Yotei – Collector’s Edition $100 off
• DEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH – Collector’s Edition $100 off
• Ghost of Yōtei $55 (Reg. $70)
• Astro Bot $40 (Reg. $60)
• Death Stranding 2: On The Beach $55 (Reg. $70)
• Hell is Us Deluxe Edition $40 (Reg. $80)
• Helldivers 2 $31.50 (Reg. $40)
• Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 $30 (Reg. $70)
• The Last of Us Part II Remastered $29 (Reg. $50)
• Resident Evil Requiem PS5 $56 (Reg. $70)
• Rise of the Ronin $30 (Reg. $70)
• Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered $30 (Reg. $50)
• Demon’s Souls $36 (Reg. $40+)
• Gran Turismo 7 $38 (Reg. $60+)
• And even more…

Last month Sony officially revealed the next installation in the God of War franchise and it has now officially announced the release date as well as some details on Kratos’ next appearance. 

Switch 2 gamers everywhere are soon to the field of Hyrule as Nintendo ramps up for the launch of what is widely expected to be its biggest holiday launch – The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake. Rumors and leaks have been flying since well before Nintendo made the remake official, and that special edition Zelda Switch 2 console is surfacing again, but it might not be the Ocarina of Time model. 

Nintendo Switch 2 is about to jump up in price from $450 to $500 in just over a month from now. And the bundles that include a game like this Nintendo Switch 2 Console + Mario Kart World package might be a whole lot more than that. Woot, however, has now dropped the price on this “Grade A Refurbished” Mario Kart World Bundle to $419 Prime shipped. 

Update: Ghost of Yōtei physical copies are now down at $55 on Amazon for Black Friday in July (Reg. $70).

The Black Friday in July sales roll on with plenty of notable price drops on both Switch 2 and PS5 games (just about all of which in physical form) and to finish off the work week we are highlighting the most notable deals live this week. There are a series of Switch 1 and 2 game deals in the ongoing Woot Summer Gaming sale, but we have also pulled some highlights from Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and elsewhere to browse through down below. 

While all of the latest PlayStation news has been surrounding Sony’s insistence on ridding its gaming ecosystem of disc-based gaming, despite waves of backlash, one title you will be able to score on disc is the new Marvel’s Wolverine game set for release later this year. And Sony just dropped a new “Story Trailer” to give us some insight into the narrative for Logan’s upcoming adventure. 

While we are still tracking some hangover Switch game deals below, today we are zeroing-in on some PS5 games, physical titles. Folks are not happy Sony plans to stop making physical games, and if you’re looking to shore up your collection with some top tier titles there are a number of them marked down at Amazon and Walmart right now: 

• Astro Bot $40 (Reg. $60)
• Death Stranding 2: On The Beach $55 (Reg. $70)
• Hell is Us Deluxe Edition $40 (Reg. $80)
• Helldivers 2 $31.50 (Reg. $40)
• Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 $30 (Reg. $70)
• The Last of Us Part II Remastered $29 (Reg. $50)
• Resident Evil Requiem PS5 $56 (Reg. $70)
• Rise of the Ronin $30 (Reg. $70)
• Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered $30 (Reg. $50)
• Demon’s Souls $36 (Reg. $40+)
• Gran Turismo 7 $38 (Reg. $60+)
• And even more…

As we detailed this morning, Woot is offering an extra 22% off loads of already discounted gaming gear as part of its new Summer of Gaming Sale using code LEVEL22 at checkout. And this includes plenty of Switch and Switch 2 games, from Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream and Pokemon Legends Z-A  through to Switch 2 versions of  Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Kirby and the Forgotten Land, and more. You’re looking at up to 42% off when the code above is applied at checkout here – all of the games are waiting on this page and we have highlighted a selection of them for you below:

• Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream$41 (Reg. $60)
• Pokemon Legends Z-A Nintendo Switch 2$47 (Reg. $70)
• Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Switch 2$47 (Reg. $80)
• Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Switch 2 $47 (Reg. $70)
• Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2$42 (Reg. $70)
• Mario & Luigi: Brothership $20 (Reg. $60)
• Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World $55 (Reg. $80)
• Super Mario Bros. Wonder$38 (Reg. $60)
• And even more…

Score Nintendo Switch 2 consoles as low as $399 today ahead of upcoming price hike

Massive Summer Gaming sale now live at up to 83% off: Deals on Switch/PS5 games, gamepads, keyboards, more from just $2

PlayStation sadly announced it will stop producing actual game discs come 2028 – folks are not happy about it – but you can to re-live the golden years of PlayStation forever with the new 2026 Hallmark PlayStation Console with Light and Sound ornament. It is now available for pre-order on Amazon alongside some of the new Nintendo and models, and more. 

Things have been rough over at Xbox lately with mass layoffs spanning some of its biggest studios, id Software, Bethesda, and Obsidian included. But it’s not all doom and gloom as Bethesda has just confirmed a number of new projects in the works, including an all-new Fallout game from Obsidian, as well as remasters for Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas. 

This year’s big Switch 2 game release, at least for many folks, is the now confirmed The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time remake. Nintendo has said it is coming this year, but it has yet to show us any gameplay or provide a release date. However, GameStop might have just leaked the pre-order date. 

One of this year’s big new PS5 releases will see Insomniac bring another one of Marvel’s biggest super heroes like never before as Marvel’s Wolverine is officially set for release this September. Pre-orders for the new game are now live, and Sony just unleashed one of the most epic trailers yet. 

The Zelda Ocarina of Time remake is set for release in 2026, but as we await a proper gameplay reveal and the actual release date, Hasbro and Nintendo have now officially announced a licensing partnership to debut a series of new toys and collectibles based on the beloved Zelda franchise. 

It appears as though Nintendo could be in the process of developing a new Switch 2 console with an OLED display, according to reports. 

Alongside the return of discounts on a series of new upcoming Switch 2 games, and all of the deals you’ll find in this morning’s roundup, Nintendo is now letting folks play the new Yoshi and the Mysterious Book for FREE. 

It has been a mixed bag as of late for PlayStation fans – PS Plus prices went up and Sony just announced it has plans to stop selling physical game discs, but we did also just get GTA VI pre-orders and now, the July PlayStation Plus Monthly Games have been announced. 

We knew it was coming after stories flooded the net over the last week, but Xbox just announced a massive number of layoffs with plans to dump roughly 20% off its staff starting today. 

Nintendo has had a tough year when it comes to leaks (more like two years at this point), which is to be expected in and around a major new console release. But after having what will almost certainly be its major holiday Switch 2 game leaked months ahead of time, and countless number of others, a new, as of yet un-announced Metroid game has now surfaced online. 

Say goodbye to physical PlayStation games on a disc folks. Rockstar just put the long-awaited Grand Theft Auto 6 up for pre-order with no disc in the box – some gamers were very much not happy about this. And now, in an official post on the PlayStation Blog, Sony just announced it will no longer release physical discs for new games launching on PlayStation consoles. 

After years of leaks Bethesda finally shadow dropped the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S in mid 2025, and after receiving its fair share of rumors, we now have an official release date for the Switch 2 edition. 

Pre-orders are now live and flying for the highly-anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI. The game, as I’m sure you all know by know, is only launching on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with a PC presumably in the works for a future release (as per usual with Rockstar), but a new leak suggests the rumored Switch 2 version is inbound too. 

Update:

• Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders are now live at Amazon on PS5 and Xbox.
• Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders are now live at Walmart on PS5 and Xbox.
• Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders are now live at GameStop on PS5 or Xbox.

Okay here we go! Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders are now live. Retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and others are at the ready to take orders on boxed copies and you won’t have to pay until later this year when it launches in November. All digital copies are expected to be live on the PS and Xbox storefronts tonight as well.

GTA 6 pre-order at Amazon on PS5 or Xbox – NOW LIVE

GTA 6 pre-order at Walmart on PS5 or Xbox – NOW LIVE

GTA 6 pre-order at GameStop on PS5 or Xbox – NOW LIVE

Grand Theft Auto VI pre-orders are in full swing at Amazon, Walmart, GameStop, and elsewhere, about gazillion people have already secured a copy, and Rockstar still hasn’t even showed us any real gameplay. It hasn’t even really detailed much more than the game world at this point, but Amazon is not only in the midst of its giant Prime Day sale right now, but it also might have just leaked some new tidbits regarding real-time protagonist switching, in-game social network action that ties into secret side missions, and more. 

• Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders are now live at Amazon on PS5 and Xbox.
• Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders are now live at Walmart on PS5 and Xbox.
• Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders are now live at GameStop on PS5 or Xbox.

The Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders are now live at Amazon, Walmart, GameStop and elsewhere, as you might already know if you stayed up with us for the midnight launch. But if you’re bitter about Rockstar’s decision to launch the “physical” version with just a download code in the box, the same insider that leaked the digital launch ahead of time is now claiming a disc version of Grand Theft Auto 6 is coming later this year. 

Update: Pre-orders are now live:

• Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-order at Amazon – NOW LIVE
• Grand Theft Auto VI pre-order at Walmart (Live at midnight local time)
• Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-order at GameStop (Live at midnight local time)
• Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-order at PlayStation Store (All-digital) – NOW LIVE
• Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-order at Xbox Store (All-digital) – NOW LIVE

This is it folks, Grand Theft Auto VI is set to go up for preorder at midnight tonight (local time). It might not be easy to get your pre-order to go through, but we are here to help and make sure in-stock live listings are front and center all night. 

Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-order at Amazon (Live at midnight local time)

Grand Theft Auto VI pre-order at Walmart (Live at midnight local time)

Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-order at GameStop (Live at midnight local time)

Update: Pre-orders are now live:

• Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders are now live at Amazon on PS5 and Xbox.
• Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders are now live at Walmart on PS5 and Xbox.

Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders go live tonight and we now know exactly what it will cost. However, what was supposed to be a momentous occasion, the most exciting game release in (almost) forever for millions of fans, has quickly become rife with (digital) controversy. 

Update: Pre-orders are now live:

• Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders are now live at Amazon on PS5 and Xbox.
• Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders are now live at Walmart on PS5 and Xbox.

Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders are set to go live later tonight and Rockstar has finally announced the price, and it’s not cheap – especially considering it looks like there will be no online action. 

Update: Pre-orders are now live:

• Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders are now live at Amazon on PS5 and Xbox.
• Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders are now live at Walmart on PS5 and Xbox.

Amazon’s giant Prime Day sale might be in full swing right now, but Grand Theft Auto 6 goes up for pre-order tomorrow (or tonight at midnight rather). Rockstar has not only detailed the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition and the pre-order bonus, we now have the official price.

How much will Grand Theft Auto 6 cost? After years of waiting, a pair of high-profile delays, and a particularly cruel false start to pre-orders courtesy of Best Buy, it’s finally happening – Grand Theft Auto is officially going up for pre-order next week. And now everyone is wondering what the price of GTA 6 is going to be. 

This is not a drill, Grand Theft Auto 6 pre-orders will officially begin on June 25 as per an official Rockstar announcement. 

PlayStation’s adorable Astro Bot mascot not only took home game of the year previously, got his very own custom DualSense controllers, and headlined one of the more popular PS5 bundles over the last year or two, but he is also being brought to life in Funko Pop! form. 

GuliKit is landing today with its latest next-generation Switch 2 dock (also compatible with Switch 1). The new, ultra-affordable solution delivers one of the least pricey options out there with an ultra-compact, travel-friendly design, power passthrough action, 4K visuals, and some nifty ventilation cooling. 

Nintendo is now handing out a FREE month of Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack. While it might not be the new GameCube title announcement you’re waiting on, both new Switch Online members and existing subscriptions can take advantage of this offer. Details below. 

Last week Nintendo made it official – The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake is real, and it is releasing on Switch 2 in 2026. While very little is known about the upcoming release, folks did sleuth out an official description on the game from Nintendo that might give us a better idea of what we are in for. 

Nintendo is continuing to update its popular Switch 2 GameCube library and now that we have moved into 2026 it’s time to take an updated look at the lineup. 

The week started with the announcement of Nintendo big summer Direct, and we are finishing it off with another look at the pre-order discounts now live on some of the newest Switch 2 games. Alongside the rare Switch 2 console discounts now live ahead of the upcoming price hike, Amazon and Walmart are both offering $10 off a series of the new games highlighted at this week’s Direct. That means you can land the new Switch Sports Resort Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, among others, down at $49.99 shipped ahead of release later this year – this offer is now live at both Walmart and Amazon. This one is regularly $50 in digital form, but the physical copy we are featuring here today carries a $60 list price and, if it’s like the other discounted Switch 2 pre-orders we have featured, will jump back up in price at launch. 

• Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Nintendo Switch 2 Edition $50 (Reg. $60)
• Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave Nintendo Switch 2 Edition $70 (Reg. $80)
• Orbitals Nintendo Switch 2 Edition $40 (Reg. $50)
• Star Fox Nintendo Switch 2 $50 (Reg. $60)
  • Matched at Amazon
• Splatoon Raiders $50 (Reg. $60)
  • Matched at Amazon

Everything announced at today’s Nintendo Direct: 50-mins. of upcoming Switch 2 games

Nintendo officially reveals Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time remake for Switch 2

Play the tutorial and first campaign mission in the new Star Fox Switch 2 game for FREE now

Nintendo hosted its big summer Nintendo Direct presentation this week and it was…good. Not great, but good. I think the bevy of Nintendo leaks that have hit this year dulled the experience significantly for many folks, myself included, Nintendo stock has taken a bit of nose dive because of it, and more importantly, there’s more than a few gamers that walked away from the presentation far less excited than they should have been. So what’s next from Nintendo: Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time limited edition Switch 2 console? A proper influx of major Game Cube titles? Is there one more surprise 2026 game release? 

Here we go! It’s a big day for fans of the Mushroom Kingdom and Hylian heroes everywhere as Nintendo is set to livestream the big summer Nintendo Direct we have all been waiting for, and it all goes live this morning. 

Nintendo went live this morning with its big summer Direct, and even if all you were waiting for was a big Zelda reveal, it did not disappoint. While we still haven’t received the release date for the new Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time remake remake yet (it is coming this year though), Nintendo’s new Star Fox game is definitely releasing in a just couple weeks now, and you can try it for FREE on Switch 2 starting right now. 

Nintendo just wrapped up its big summer Nintendo Direct and just as we hoped, it capped the show off with the official reveal of The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time remake. 

Nintendo has now officially confirmed the leaked June Nintendo Direct and it goes live tomorrow. Does this mean the rest of the game leaks and rumors are also going to come true? Some of them already have and tomorrow could be the big one. 

After waiting, more or less, a full year for Nintendo to host a major Nintendo Direct for Switch 2, the day has finally arrived. Yesterday Nintendo made it official – it is hosting a full-on 2026 summer Nintendo Direct and it goes live today.