This year, Black Friday 2019 is stacked with deals on pretty much every video game released in 2019, including some of the best that have released in the last month. That includes Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, the latest entry in the popular first-person shooter series, which sees quite a few discounts from different retailers.The best deal for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare comes from Walmart, which has the game for $38. Walmart kicks off its online sale for Black Friday on November 27 at 7 PM PT / 10 PM ET. The deals will also be made available in stores starting at 6 PM local time on November 28.Call of Duty: Modern Warfare | $38 ($60) See at Walmart (PS4) See at Walmart Modern Warfare received a score of 7/10 in our Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare review. GameSpot's Kallie Plagge was disappointed by its lackluster Spec Ops mode but still enjoyed Modern Warfare's exciting campaign and new multiplayer modes, including the 2v2 Gunfight mode."The pitfalls of Spec Ops don't detract from what Modern Warfare does well, though," she wrote. "Realism mode is an excellent addition to the slate, and although not all the new multiplayer modes are great, Gunfight and the Night Vision playlist are refreshing standouts. And while the campaign ends up playing it safe in the end, it's still a memorable one, and it lays a strong foundation for where the Modern Warfare series could go from here."Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Black Friday dealsPS4$38 -- Walmart$40 -- Best Buy$45 -- TargetXbox One$38 -- Walmart$40 -- Best Buy$45 -- Target Black Friday 2019 Deals & News Black Friday 2019 Start Times, Store Hours: GameStop, Best Buy, Target, And More Black Friday 2019: The Best Xbox One Deals So Far Black Friday 2019: The Best PS4 Deals So Far Best Buy Black Friday 2019 Ad: Best Gaming, Tech, And Entertainment Deals Black Friday 2019: When Does It Start, Deals To Expect, And More Target Black Friday 2019 Ad: Best Gaming, Tech, And Entertainment Deals At Target Info from Gamespot.com

Google Stadia launches today, and among the day one offerings is the Square Enix RPG Final Fantasy XV. The Stadia version actually comes with some extra bells and whistles, in the form of a new series of challenge modes.As detailed in a tweet from the studio, the Stadia version includes all four DLC episodes, the Royal Pack and Comrades multiplayer, the Booster Pack, and the Holiday Pack. But the new content comes in the form of four new challenges, which the official page describes as a set of mini-games.The four modes include the Challenge Rally driving mode, Expert Duel, Endless Magitech Armor, and Magna Flight. You can see brief clips of each mode in action in the video below.#FinalFantasy XV is OUT NOW on @GoogleStadia!The #Stadia version of #FFXV includes all the DLC Episodes, the Royal Pack & Comrades, as well as an opportunity to put yourself to the test and take on four brand-new Crazy Challenges!Find out more here👉 https://t.co/36ScuxBX7u pic.twitter.com/PaqKPLzGqN — FINAL FANTASY XV (@FFXVEN) November 19, 2019Final Fantasy XV is priced at $40, but it's only $30 if you're a Stadia Pro member. You can check out the prices for the full launch lineup and plan your purchases accordingly. For the time being, Stadia is going out to purchasers of the Founder's Edition, which includes a Pro membership for three months.So far reviews of Stadia have been fairly mixed and negative, with many critics agreeing that the technology is promising but not quite up to snuff yet. GameSpot's review-in-progress was similarly mixed."So far, Google's tech has impressed me to the point where I would comfortably play most in a browser tab or on a phone without batting an eye, but then I consider that I will have to buy the vast majority of games, and I'm left in awe of the value Microsoft and Sony are offering, even if their overall services lack Stadia's flexibility," Peter Brown wrote. "For the moment, cloud gaming still feels like a decent alternative to the real thing, and I don't think I'm ready to dedicate a full-price game purchase to a secondary platform." Google Stadia News Google Stadia Review In Progress - Not Ready For Prime Time Everything Missing From Stadia At Launch, And When To Expect Updates Google Stadia Founder's Edition Unboxing: Controller, Chromecast, And More Here's Google Stadia's Launch Lineup And 2019 Games Every Google Stadia Confirmed Game Info from Gamespot.com

After a reveal during E3 2014 and a confirmation that development was still underway in July 2018, Deep Silver's storied Dead Island 2 is still in the works. Koch Media CEO Klemens Kundratitz confirmed that the current developer, Dambuster Studios, will "give it all [their] power."In an interview with GamesIndustry.Biz, Kundratitz--whose Koch Media and Deep Silver subsidiaries were acquired by THQ Nordic in February 2018--said that questions about Dead Island 2 are his favorite. "[This is] my favorite question. Look, Dead Island is a very important brand for us and we've got to get it right," Kundratitz said. "It's just a testimony of our dedication to get[ting] it right."Since its inception, Dead Island 2 has passed through a few studios--original developer and Dying Light creator Techland in the beginning, Spec Ops: The Line maker Yager Developments in 2012, LittleBigPlanet 3 developer Sumo Digital in 2016, and Homefront: The Revolution creator Dambuster Studios earlier this year. Despite this tumultuous development cycle, Kundratitz is confident Dead Island 2 will deliver whenever it launches."It's a great story to tell everyone that it's on its third studio, but we like to be judged on the end result and we're really confident that when it comes out it's going to be a kick-ass zombie game," Kundratitz said. "We'll certainly give it all our power."Kundratitz didn't specify when Dead Island 2 will release or what platforms the game will come to.Original developer Techland was planning on continuing the Dead Island franchise with a direct sequel but, instead, chose to focus on a new project: Dying Light. The studio's upcoming Dying Light 2 is slated to launch on June 30, 2020 for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.Info from Gamespot.com

The Black Friday 2019 deals have been coming in by the truckload, and that means we have a great idea of what will be on sale and how big the Black Friday discounts will be, especially for this year's biggest games. As for Madden NFL 20, there are quite a few retailers offering deals on this year's football game. The best deal for Madden NFL 20 comes from Walmart at only $27.Walmart's Black Friday sale kicks off on November 27 and includes many other games, in addition to Madden. Most of their prices edge out Best Buy and Target, though there are a few that are cheaper at other retailers. We'll be sure to keep you up to date on the lowest prices right here on GameSpot.Madden NFL 20 | $27 ($60) See at Walmart (PS4) See at Walmart (Xbox One) EA's latest football game received a score of 8/10 in our Madden NFL 20 review. GameSpot's Eddie Makuch praised its new X-Factor abilities, week-to-week challenges, and on-the-sticks gameplay, the latter of which he says is "the best it's ever been." However, the story elements of the QB1 mode and the minimal changes to Franchise mode left him wanting."Madden NFL 20 is an improved version of the annualized professional football series that excels in some areas and leaves something to be desired in others," he wrote. "The new QB1 career mode--which includes a barebones NCAA football experience--overall feels like a half-baked idea that doesn't deliver anything meaningful or interesting. When it comes to the on-the-field action, however, the new X-Factor and Superstar abilities shake up the familiar gameplay formula to give seasoned players and newcomers alike a fresh way to scheme plays and orchestrate strategy on both sides of the ball."Madden NFL 20 Black Friday dealsPS4$27 -- Walmart$28 -- Best Buy$30 -- TargetXbox One$27 -- Walmart$28 -- Best Buy$30 -- Target Black Friday 2019 Deals & News Black Friday 2019 Start Times, Store Hours: GameStop, Best Buy, Target, And More Black Friday 2019: The Best Xbox One Deals So Far Black Friday 2019: The Best PS4 Deals So Far Best Buy Black Friday 2019 Ad: Best Gaming, Tech, And Entertainment Deals Black Friday 2019: When Does It Start, Deals To Expect, And More Target Black Friday 2019 Ad: Best Gaming, Tech, And Entertainment Deals At Target Info from Gamespot.com

Pokemon Sword and Shield introduce a variety of new Gen 8 Pokemon to the series, and much like previous games, many of these monsters can only evolve using specific methods. However, the Switch games also feature a couple of new ways to evolve old Pokemon--specifically Eevee, which you can catch fairly early on in your adventure at Route 4.In past Pokemon titles, you could only obtain Glaceon or Leafeon by traveling to a specific location and leveling your Eevee up, but Sword and Shield have simplified this process by letting you evolve it using elemental stones. That isn't the only way you can obtain Eevee evolutions in the new Pokemon games, either. Below we've rounded up all the ways you can get Eevee evolutions in Pokemon Sword and Shield.How To Evolve EeveeAs previously mentioned, the only way you could evolve Eevee into Glaceon or Leafeon in previous Pokemon games was by traveling to the Ice or Moss Rock and leveling the Pokemon up. Neither rock appears in Pokemon Sword and Shield, so Game Freak has changed the way to obtain these evolutions. Now, you can evolve Eevee into Glaceon or Leafeon simply by using the Ice Stone or Leaf Stone on it.These are the only two Eevee evolution methods that have been changed in Sword and Shield; you can still obtain the other evolutions the same way as in past games. That means if you want to evolve Eevee into Sylveon, you need to play with it often while camping out to increase its affection toward you. If you need a refresher on how to evolve Eevee into its other forms, we've outlined all the Eevee evolution methods below.Eevee EvolutionHow To EvolveVaporeonWater StoneJolteonThunder StoneFlareonFire StoneEspeonLevel up during day when Friendship is highUmbreonLevel up during night when Friendship is highGlaceonIce StoneLeafeonLeaf StoneSylveonLevel up when Affection is high and it knows a Fairy-type move Pokemon Sword And Shield News & Guides Pokemon Sword & Shield Review Pokemon Sword & Shield Version Differences And Exclusive Pokemon Pokemon Sword & Shield: Every Gen 8 Pokemon Pokemon Won't Drop Its Guard - What Does That Mean In Sword And Shield? Other Ways To Obtain Eevee EvolutionsIn addition to catching an Eevee and evolving it yourself, you can also capture Eevee evolutions in the Wild Area, specifically at the Lake of Outrage. Eevee evolutions will reliably spawn in the area, although which one you encounter will depend on the weather. You can see the Eevee evolutions we've encountered at the Lake of Outrage and what weather conditions they appeared in below.Wild Eevee EvolutionWeather It Appears InVaporeonRainJolteonThunderstormFlareonHarsh sunlightEspeonFogUmbreonSandstormGlaceonSnow, blizzardLeafeonClearSylveonCloudyPokemon Sword & Shield GuidesPokemon Sword & Shield Stone Evolutions Guide: Which Pokemon Evolve With Which Stones?Pokemon Sword & Shield: How To Unlock MewPokemon Sword & Shield: Essential Tips To Help Get You StartedPokemon Sword & Shield: Where To Catch Cool And Rare PokemonPokemon Sword & Shield: How To Evolve ApplinPokemon Sword & Shield: How To Evolve Sinistea Into PolteageistPokemon Sword & Shield: How To Evolve Galarian Linoone Into ObstagoonPokemon Sword & Shield: How To Evolve Milcery into AlcremiePokemon Won't Drop Its Guard - What Does That Mean?Pokemon Sword & Shield: What Are Watts?Info from Gamespot.com

The phrase "the early bird gets the worm" has never been truer than it is on Black Friday and Cyber Monday. During the insanity of those sales, it's not enough to know what the best deals will be--you also want to know exactly when those deals will be available so you can be among the first shoppers to claim an offer. Otherwise, you can almost definitely count on the best deals to be sold out by the time you look online or head to the store on Black Friday. And as the years have gone by, this has become increasingly complex; oftentimes, deals are going live hours or even days in advance of Black Friday itself. As such, you can't just assume you'll be early by heading to stores after finishing Thanksgiving dinner to pick up a PS4, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, or whatever other deal has caught your eye.To help you form your Black Friday shopping plan and ensure you don't miss out on the best doorbuster deals, we've gathered everything you need to know about the major retailers' store hours and online start times for Black Friday below, including stores like Best Buy, Amazon, Target, GameStop, and Walmart. Many retailers have started offering deals already in early access sales. Look for the bulk of Black Friday deals to go live on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving or Thanksgiving Day; however, some deals won't go live until Black Friday itself. Quite a few stores will open Thanksgiving evening, shut their doors later that night, and then re-open on Black Friday proper. However, you'll definitely be waiting until Friday to do in-store shopping if you live in Rhode Island, Maine, or Massachusetts, where opening on Thanksgiving is illegal. Of course, you can always head online if heading to a store isn't an option.Please note that some stores haven't released the exact time their deals will be live, only the date. We've included the information available below and will continue to update this story as more retailers announce their store hours and start times. Black Friday 2019 Deals & News Black Friday 2019 Start Times, Store Hours: GameStop, Best Buy, Target, And More Black Friday 2019: The Best Xbox One Deals So Far Black Friday 2019: The Best PS4 Deals So Far Best Buy Black Friday 2019 Ad: Best Gaming, Tech, And Entertainment Deals Black Friday 2019: When Does It Start, Deals To Expect, And More Target Black Friday 2019 Ad: Best Gaming, Tech, And Entertainment Deals At Target Table of Contents [hide]Black Friday 2019: Start times and store hoursBest BuyGameStopAmazonTargetWalmartMicrosoft StoreEbaySteamNeweggCostcoKohl'sBlack Friday 2019: Start times and store hoursBest BuyMost of Best Buy's deals will be available starting on Thanksgiving, presumably in the morning for online shopping and later on at 5 PM for brick-and-mortar stores. However, pre-Black Friday deals are already live on Best Buy's site.November 11-20: For 10 days throughout November, Best Buy will make one doorbuster available for purchase.November 28-December 1: All Black Friday deals and doorbusters will be available. Online deals start on Thanksgiving (unknown time)Best Buy store hoursThanksgiving Day, Nov. 28: 5 PM - 1 AMBlack Friday, Nov. 29: 8 AM - 10 PMSaturday, Nov. 30: 9 AM - 10 PMSunday, Dec. 1: 11 AM - 8PM See Best Buy's Black Friday deals GameStopAt GameStop, online deals will go live beginning at 8 AM PT / 11 AM ET on Wednesday, November 27. For brick-and-mortar GameStop stores, doors will open quite early on Thanksgiving Day, starting at 3 PM this year.GameStop store hoursThanksgiving Day, Nov. 28: 3 PM - 10 PMBlack Friday, Nov. 29: 7 AM - 10 PMSaturday, Nov. 30: 10 AM - 9 PMSunday, Dec. 1: 11 AM - 7 PMGameStop's Black Friday 2019 deals haven't been announced yet.AmazonWhile Amazon has opened a small (but growing) number of brick-and-mortar stores across the US, the bulk of its Black Friday discounts will be available on Amazon.com. Because Amazon is primarily an online store, it's not waiting until the end of the month to start offering its Black Friday deals. Instead, Amazon launched its Happy HoliDeals sale on November 1 with discounts across gaming, tech, entertainment, and other categories. Then, starting on November 22, more deals will be available on Amazon, including a wide range of smart devices. Basically, Amazon will have deals going live all the time, so check back often.November 1-22: Pre-Black Friday deals available in Happy HoliDeals saleStarting November 22: More deals will go live every day up until Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and probably the week after Cyber Monday. See Amazon's Black Friday deals TargetOn the Wednesday before Black Friday, Target will have some special access deals for RedCard and Circle members. Otherwise, online deals will become available to everyone Thanksgiving morning, with brick-and-mortar stores opening at 5 PM on Thanksgiving Day this year.November 27: RedCard Early Access Sale runs all day, with select deals for Circle members available starting at 6 PM (online only)November 28-30: Black Friday deals and doorbusters available Online deals become available starting Thanksgiving morning through November 30 while supplies lastDecember 1-8: Cyber Week deals available (online only)Target store hoursThanksgiving Day, Nov. 28: 5 PM - 1 AMBlack Friday, Nov. 29: 7 AM - 11 PM (normal closing time)Saturday, Nov. 30: 8 AM - 11 PM (normal hours) See Target's Black Friday deals WalmartWalmart has quite a few early Black Friday deals that are available now, but its official pre-Black Friday sale begins November 22, with the full lineup of Black Friday deals becoming available on Wednesday, November 27. At Walmart stores, deals will become available to claim at 6 PM on Thanksgiving Day.Available now: Select deals are available now, including the aforementioned iPad Pro deal.November 22: Pre-Black Friday sale begins. Deals haven't been announced at this time.November 27-29: All Black Friday deals will be available Online deals start Wednesday, November 27 at 7 PM PT / 10 PM ETSee Black Friday store hours belowWalmart store hoursThanksgiving Day, Nov. 28: Black Friday deals start at 6 PM local time. Check with your local store, but typically Walmart lets you come early and fill up your cart before Black Friday sales officially start. You just have to wait until 6 PM to checkout.Friday, Nov. 29: Check with your local store. Many Walmart stores are open 24 hours/day. See Walmart's Black Friday deals Microsoft StoreMicrosoft announced its Xbox deals and start times during X019. Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Live Gold subscribers get early access to Microsoft's Black Friday Xbox deals starting November 21. Subscribers can log in and start shopping from any Xbox or Windows 10 device. Starting November 24, Microsoft's Black Friday deals will open up to everyone and will be available until December 2 (or while supplies last). In addition to Xbox deals, you'll find some nice discounts on gaming laptops, monitors, headphones, and more during Black Friday.November 21: Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Live Gold members start shoppingNovember 24-December 2: Official Xbox deals available to everyone See Microsoft's Black Friday deals EbayWhile Amazon may be a go-to source for many people's online shopping, Ebay has continued to surprise us with great gaming deals on a regular basis, especially when it comes to discounts on new games or subscription services like PS Plus. It also had some of the best deals around during Prime Day 2019, so be sure to keep your eye on Ebay during Black Friday this year.Ebay is offering a series of "Black Friday Drops" every Friday leading up the major event. So far, they've offered nice discounts on expensive tech like the Apple Watch Series 5 and Bose SoundTouch 10 wireless speaker, and we even saw a great bundle with the Nintendo Switch Lite and Pokemon Sword and Shield. Each Black Friday Drop goes live at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET every Friday now through December 13. The spotlight deal for Black Friday itself, November 29, hasn't yet been revealed. See Ebay's Black Friday deals SteamFor PC gamers, Steam's Black Friday sale (or "Autumn Sale") will be a huge opportunity to snag games on their wishlist at a discount. Unfortunately, Steam doesn't release information about its sales ahead of time, and that likely won't change for Black Friday 2019. That said, we have a pretty good idea when Steam's Black Friday sale will start. According to a leak a few months ago, Steam's Autumn sale will go live on November 26 and run until December 3. This is a bit later than in previous years, but considering Black Friday is also happening later this year, the November 26 start date is believable. It's worth noting the leak also accurately predicted the dates for Steam's Halloween sale last month.November 26-December 3: Steam's Autumn SaleNeweggOnline store Newegg is another great source for tech and gaming deals year-round, and the website has been gearing up for Black Friday all month long. Newegg has opted to celebrate "Black November" rather than limiting its deals to Thanksgiving weekend, and you can already find great discounts on gaming laptops, desktops, graphics cards, and more.November 12-18: Deals on components and storage for PC buildersNovember 19: Black Friday pre-sale kicks offNovember 25-30: Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals available See Newegg's Black Friday deals CostcoIf you're someone who has a Costco membership, there are plenty of Black Friday gaming deals awaiting you this year. However, Costco will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, so there's no beating the Black Friday rush if you plan to shop in stores. If you prefer to shop online, deals are already available, but some of the best deals will go live on Costco.com the Sunday before Thanksgiving.Live now: Early holiday deals available on Costco.comCostco store hoursThanksgiving Day: ClosedBlack Friday, Nov. 29: 9 AM - 8:30 PM (may vary by store) See Costco's Black Friday deals Kohl'sKohl's isn't usually a store you think of for tech and gaming deals, but the brick-and-mortar retailer is stepping up its game with some solid deals this year, including a nice Nintendo Switch bundle. Plus, the store is offering $15 of Kohl's Cash for every $50 you spend from November 25-29, an excellent deal if you shop there regularly. On top of that, select products are eligible for an additional 15% off both in stores and online with promo code THANKS15.November 25: Online Black Friday deals become available at midnight CT / 1 AM ET (10 PM PT on Nov. 24)Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 28: Online doorbusters available at midnight CT / 1 AM ET (10 PM PT on Nov. 27) through 1 PM on Black Friday (or while supplies last)November 30-December 9: Customers who earned Kohl's Cash during Black Friday week can redeem it on anything online and in storesKohl's store hoursThanksgiving Day, Nov. 28: Doors open at 5 PM See Kohl's Black Friday deals Info from Gamespot.com

Black Friday 2019 takes place on November 29, but deals will be starting sooner than that. With about a week to go until sales begin, we've already seen what plenty of retailers will offer during from before Black Friday and through Cyber Monday, including offers on Nintendo Switch and its games. Nintendo is no different--the company has already shown off some of its official deals, but Nintendo's Black Friday page says to "check back soon for more deals," which means more deals are on the way in the lead-up to the Black Friday.We'll certainly be seeing an Eshop sale that will discount digital Switch games, presumably along with those for 3DS. In fact, Nintendo's Black Friday Eshop sale has already been previewed for Europe and includes the expected discounts on a mix of first- and third-party games. Among them are Super Mario Odyssey, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Cadence of Hyrule, and Dragon Quest Builders 2, all of which will be 30% off.Microsoft, Best Buy, and Target have also revealed the sales they'll have ready for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, so make sure to check those out if you're shopping around. Black Friday 2019 Deals & News Black Friday 2019 Start Times, Store Hours: GameStop, Best Buy, Target, And More Black Friday 2019: The Best Xbox One Deals So Far Black Friday 2019: The Best PS4 Deals So Far Best Buy Black Friday 2019 Ad: Best Gaming, Tech, And Entertainment Deals Black Friday 2019: When Does It Start, Deals To Expect, And More Target Black Friday 2019 Ad: Best Gaming, Tech, And Entertainment Deals At Target In terms of Nintendo's official lineup of deals, first up is an assortment of Nintendo Switch games. Normally sold for $60, the following games will be available for $40 (33% off) at Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop, Target, and Walmart starting Wednesday, November 27:Super Mario OdysseySuper Mario PartyThe Legend of Zelda: Breath of the WildSplatoon 2Donkey Kong Country: Tropical FreezeMario Tennis AcesKirby Star AlliesOctopath TravelerWolfenstein II: The New ColossusWhile Nintendo's page says these games will be available for $40, Target's Black Friday ad claims the store will offer The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Mario Tennis Aces, and Super Mario Odyssey for only $30 each as limited-time doorbuster deals. Also, please note that more games may be on sale as well, but the Nintendo website only confirms the above titles. Finally, if you prefer to buy games digitally, the Nintendo Eshop's deals will likely be revealed at a later date.Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers are also getting a discount during Black Friday. Normally sold for $80 a pair, you'll be able to pick up a new pair of either gray or neon red and blue Joy-Cons for $60 (25% off). This offer will be available at Amazon, Best Buy, and Target starting Wednesday, November 27.For those who play Pokemon Go or the Pokemon: Let's Go Switch games, the Poke Ball Plus is a handy accessory for storing and catching Pokemon. It also comes with Mew, a mythical Pokemon that you can transfer into Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu or Pokemon: Let's Go, Eevee. Normally sold for $50, the Poke Ball Plus will be on sale for just $20 (60% off) at Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop, Target, and Walmart starting Thursday, November 28.Finally, if you were hoping for a price drop on the Nintendo Switch itself, you might be out of luck. Nintendo is offering the Switch bundled with a free digital copy of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for its full price of $300. If you have a good memory, you might recall this is the exact same bundle offered during Black Friday 2018. The difference this year, however, is that an upgraded Switch model with better battery life has since been released, but this particular bundle includes the original model without that improvement.That said, if you're interested in Mario Kart and don't mind forgoing the extra battery life, this is still a solid deal. While not included in Nintendo's Black Friday game deals, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe usually goes for around $50 on Amazon and elsewhere, so you're saving a good wad of cash on this bundle. The console deal will be available at Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop, Target, and Walmart starting Thursday, November 28.Nintendo's Black Friday 2019 dealsSelect Nintendo Switch games -- $40 ($60)Joy-Con controllers (Gray, Neon Red and Blue) -- $60 ($80)Poke Ball Plus accessory -- $20 ($50)Nintendo Switch with free copy of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe -- $300Info from Gamespot.com

Every year, Raw and Smackdown face each other for brand supremacy at the fall PPV Survivor Series. The annual event always offers up some exciting team ups between superstars, but what's different about this year is that Raw and Smackdown will have another competitor to face: NXT. This PPV is going to have a lot of people wrestling on the card. In fact, as of this writing, 31 WWE superstars will appear.Coming to the Allstate Arena in Chicago, IL on Sunday, November 24. The main card starts at 4 PM PT / 7 PM ET, and like always, there will be a Kickoff Show appearing beforehand. Because Survivor Series is one of the bigger events of the year, more than likely, its Kickoff Show will begin two hours prior. Check out the start times for around the world below.Survivor Series start time:4 PM PT6 PM CT7 PM ET12 AM GMT (November 25)11 AM AEDT (November 25)If you're looking to watch Survivor Series for yourself, there are a couple ways to go about it. You can order it through your cable or satellite provider, which can cost around $45. Or you can sign up for the WWE Network, which costs $10 a month, and you can stream the PPV through that. If you're a new subscriber, you can get one month for free and cancel any time.Because NXT was thrown into the mix for Survivor Series, it's going to be a massive year. All three of these brands will be going head-to-head in the squared circle, which offers up some really interesting matches. There are three champion vs. champion vs. champion matches, but the NXT Championship won't be represented.For the Universal Championship, Bray Wyatt will be taking on Daniel Bryan, and for the WWE Championship, Brock Lesnar will be fighting Rey Mysterio. But Adam Cole and his NXT Championship have not been booked for Survivor Series just yet. More than likely, Cole's inclusion in the event will be revealed on the November 20 episode of NXT.Below, you'll find the full card for Survivor Series. At the time of this writing, seven matches have been booked and nothing has been announced for the Kickoff Show. NXT's participants for both the men's and women's Survivor Series matches have not been announced either. We'll keep you updated as things change.Survivor Series Match Card:AJ Styles vs. Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Roderick StrongMen's Survivor Series MatchWomen's Survivor Series MatchViking Raiders vs. New Day vs. The Undisputed EraBecky Lynch vs. Bayley vs. Shayna Baszler"The Fiend" Bray Wyatt (c) vs. Daniel Bryan (Universal Championship)Brock Lesnar (c) vs. Rey Mysterio (No holds barred, no DQ for the WWE Championship)Survivor Series Men's Teams:King Corbin, Roman Reigns, ​​​​​​ Braun Strowman, Mustafa Ali, and Shorty G (Team Smackdown)Seth Rollins, Randy Orton, Kevin Owens, Ricochet, and Drew McIntyre (Team Raw)Team NXT has yet to be announcedSurvivor Series Women's Teams:Sasha Banks, Lacey Evans, Carmella, Dana Brooke and Nikki Cross (Team Smackdown)Charlotte Flair, Natalya, Asuka, Kairi Sane and Sarah Logan (Team Raw)Team NXT has yet to be announcedCome back to GameSpot on Sunday, November 24 for live coverage of Survivor Series.Info from Gamespot.com

After two episodes of The Mandalorian, I know nothing about anything that's happening, and I'm wondering why I should care.The first live-action TV show outing in the Disney Star Wars era certainly nails a cool aesthetic about the galaxy far, far away. It follows a Mandalorian bounty hunter (who is not Boba Fett), taking jobs in the post-Return of the Jedi era. It gets the ships and the aliens right, as well as the zings of blaster bolts, the dangers of massive creatures and uncooperative humanoids, and the general bad-assery of anybody sporting that particular iconic helmet and the gear that goes with it. The Mandalorian sets out to shed some light on a different corner of the Star Wars universe, and anything that opens up the franchise is good for a story that's been largely centered on one particularly influential family for the last 40 years.But The Mandalorian is two short-ish episodes into an eight-episode run, and it's remarkable how little we know about, uh, anything. We've seen the titular Mandalorian (Pedro Pascal) do some bounty hunting, fight a variety of blaster-wielding jerks, rebuild his dismantled ship, and tame an alien beast in order to ride it. But we've learned remarkably little about him as a person, even as we've watched him do a whole bunch of action hero-type stuff.We do know a little about the Mandalorian. He's a no-nonsense man of few words. He's willing to take help where he can get it, even offering to split a bounty with a rival hunter in order to get the job done. And he's got a soft spot for Baby Yoda, the target of his bounty, which saved from termination. This seems to be the result of some kinship the Mandalorian feels with the baby on account of them both being orphans, a fact we learned from a very fast, very choppy flashback in the first episode.And that's pretty much it. We haven't even seen the Mandalorian's face, on account of he never takes his helmet off (which the show sug an affectation of being a member of the Mandalorian warrior tribe). We know he sometimes forms bonds with animals, thanks to that horse-training montage with the alien Blurg in Episode 1. And we know he has some pretty gray morals, I guess, given that he's willing to take jobs from shady Imperial characters who definitely are up to no good. But maybe inside he might have a soft spot for orphans, in part because he has not yet murdered a child.Not knowing anything about the main character--most chiefly, his motivations and drives--makes it really tough to care about The Mandalorian. The first two episodes have certainly shown him doing a lot of stuff, but none of it feels especially consequential; it's just a series of tasks he has to complete or events that happen to him, without any discernible effect on who he is as a person. The closest we've come to actually learning anything about him through his actions came at the end of Episode 1 when he killed an ally, rather than let that ally shoot a baby as part of a bounty contract. He's down for murder, but not baby murder--although you could just as easily argue that this is just him following the rules of his contract with those obviously evil Imperial dudes. He gets more money if he returns the baby alive, so maybe he was planning to ruthlessly murder IG-11 all along to keep the payout for himself.The point is, we don't know. We don't know anything about anyone. There are other Mandalorians, apparently, and they're excited to make new Mandalorian armor out of the special Baskar steel our Mandalorian is earning from his contract. But as to who they are, what else they want, or what else they do, we know nothing. We spend a huge amount of the first two episodes with Kuiil (Nick Nolte), and find out about as much about him as we do the protagonist of the show, even though he has much more dialogue. Why help a scary murder warrior kill a bunch of folks? "To bring peace to my valley," he says, and then ends the discussion with "I have spoken." Very compelling.It's not that The Mandalorian shouldn't channel Westerns with its Man With No Name approach to its protagonist, or that we need heaps of dialogue explaining every single thing about our man Mando. Mystery can work, especially in these kinds of stories. But The Mandalorian has gone too far in the other direction; it's not providing us with a slow-burn mystery, it's giving out almost no information at all. The thing that makes a mystery interesting is piecing together the tidbits of information that can slowly start to form a complete picture, and we've gotten almost none of that in The Mandalorian. If your protagonist is going to be faceless, nameless, and mostly silent, there should be other characters around to pick up the slack.You can reveal a character subtly through his actions and his efforts, but The Mandalorian barely does either. The first two episodes are almost purely just a string of events leading from one action setpiece to another. They're fun setpieces, sure--but there's little to glean from watching a bounty hunter kill Jawas or put his ship back together. Watching The Mandalorian is like watching someone else play a video game: There's a lot of cool stuff happening, but little to take it beyond spectacle.The Star Wars universe is full of nooks and crannies worth exploring, not the least of which is the storied history and mystery surrounding the Mandalorians (and then there are bounty hunters in general, the galaxy's crime-ridden underworld, and whatever's up with the surviving officers of the Empire, known in the Expanded Universe as the Imperial Remnant). But in order to explore those things, you need to have characters; people with personalities who want things, who take action to reach those goals, and who face conflicts along the way. So far, The Mandalorian has done a great job capturing the aesthetic of the Star Wars universe without including any of its humanity. I'm still waiting for the show to give me a reason to keep watching. If I wanted to watch a nameless mask-wearing character zap a bunch of people with blasters for a half-hour, I'd fire up Star Wars: Battlefront. Info from Gamespot.com

The Nintendo Switch is still a hot item going into Black Friday 2019. Even without a Zelda, Mario, or Super Smash Bros. game to lead the way the console has had a great year, with strong first-party games like Fire Emblem: Three Houses, Astral Chain, Luigi's Mansion 3, and Pokemon Sword and Shield offering something for just about anyone, and the Switch Lite re-igniting interested in the console as a portable (and possibly tempting people to pick up a second one). Whether you're looking for a deal on a Switch console or just hunting around for some Switch accessory deals, we've got you covered. We've rounded out the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals right here, with more info to come as stores announce all of their deals for the season.Let's break the disappointing news right out of the gate. Judging by the Black Friday ads we've seen so far, the Nintendo Switch won't be getting a nice discount or even a particularly amazing bundle this holiday season. Instead, Nintendo has provided retailers with the same Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Switch bundle from last Black Friday. And yes, it still includes the launch model Switch, not the updated Switch with better battery life that hit stores a few months back. While the Switch Lite is prominently featured in ads, so far it's just that: an ad for the $200 handheld-only Switch, with no discount to speak of.That doesn't mean there won't be great deals on Switch accessories, though. In fact, we've already seen countless accessories featured in the various Black Friday ads that Best Buy, Target, and Walmart have dropped, you can expect even more accessory deals as retailers like Amazon and GameStop release their Black Friday ads. Black Friday 2019 Deals & News Black Friday 2019 Start Times, Store Hours: GameStop, Best Buy, Target, And More Black Friday 2019: The Best Xbox One Deals So Far Black Friday 2019: The Best PS4 Deals So Far Best Buy Black Friday 2019 Ad: Best Gaming, Tech, And Entertainment Deals Black Friday 2019: When Does It Start, Deals To Expect, And More Target Black Friday 2019 Ad: Best Gaming, Tech, And Entertainment Deals At Target Best Black Friday Nintendo Switch console dealsNintendo Switch with free digital copy of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and screen protector | $300This Switch bundle was offered in 2018, and on the surface, it's a pretty good deal. You get the Switch and an awesome game that regularly goes for around $50 these days. However, please note this isn't the updated Switch with better battery life; it's the launch model. If you love Mario Kart and aren't concerned about the longer battery life, this is a solid offer; otherwise, you may be better off just buying the newer model for the same price and waiting for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe to go on sale. We're highlighting Best Buy's bundle here because the retailer is throwing in a screen protector, but expect this bundle to be available at most major retailers as it's an official Nintendo offer. Perhaps one smart retailer will throw in more than just a screen protector. See at Best Buy Nintendo Switch (new model) with carrying case and charging dock with $90 Kohl's Cash | $320 ($345)If you're not eager to grab Nintendo's official bundle, we know Kohl's will have its own bundle that does, in fact, feature the updated Switch with better battery life. For $320, you'll get the Switch, a carrying case ($20 value), and the popular PowerA Joy-Con Charging Dock ($25 value). The real draw here is that you'll get $90 Kohl's Cash to spend in the weeks following Black Friday.Best Black Friday Nintendo Switch accessory dealsNintendo Switch Joy-Con (L/R) Neon Red/Blue or Gray | $53.60 ($80)An extra pair of Joy-Con controllers normally sets you back $80, and even though you get "two" controllers, that's still pricey. Thankfully, Switch Joy-Cons will be on sale for $53.60 at Amazon, besting Best Buy and Target's $60 price during Black Friday. It seems you'll be able to choose between neon red/blue or gray. See at Amazon PowerA wired controllers | $15 ($25)Like Joy-Cons, Switch Pro controllers are expensive, but there are some reasonable third-party options like PowerA's lineup of wired controllers. Using the same layout as the Pro controller but with a slightly smaller form factor, PowerA's wired controllers are pretty darn good and come in three awesome designs: Zelda, Mario, and a Pikachu-yellow Pokemon theme. All three will be discounted to $15 during Best Buy's Black Friday sale. See Zelda-themed controller See Pokemon-themed controller See Mario-themed controller PowerA Enhanced Wireless Nintendo Switch controllers | $29 ($45)These PowerA Enhanced wireless Nintendo Switch controllers are good alternatives to Nintendo's official Pro Controller. They don't support features like HD Rumble or NFC Amiibo scanning, but they do have two buttons on the back that can be mapped to a face button. This lets you keep your thumbs on the sticks while you're in the middle of the action. See at Walmart Poke Ball Plus | $20 ($50)While the Poke Ball Plus initially launched as an alternative controller for Pokemon: Let's Go, it will also be compatible with Pokemon Sword and Shield, allowing you to "hold" one of your Pokemon and take it with you on the go (presumably to rack up experience points or earn extra items). However, it won't function as a controller for Pokemon Sword and Shield the same way it did for Pokemon: Let's Go. The Poke Ball Plus also comes with Mew, a mythical Pokemon that can be transferred into Pokemon: Let's Go. The accessory is normally $50, but all the major retailers will have it for $20 during Black Friday. See at Amazon Nintendo Switch Elite Edition Starter Kit | $15 ($25)If you're buying a Nintendo Switch this holiday season, you should be in the market for a case, too. This starter kit comes with a carrying case, USB-C cable, silicone Joy-Con covers, and a microfiber cleaning cloth. It'll be discounted to $15 at Best Buy. See at Best Buy Insignia Power Pack for Switch/Switch Lite | $12.50 ($25)For those who like traveling with their Switch (and who doesn't?), a car charger is a great accessory to have. This Insignia pack comes with a car charger, a USB-C cable, and an extra AC adapter. Having a second AC adapter is handy, as you won't have to unplug your AC adapter from your dock every time you want to take your Switch on a trip. See at Best Buy Info from Gamespot.com

Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass subscription service, which recently got a huge bump in titles at this year's X019 event, becomes an ever better deal with each passing year. It offers a huge library of games for Xbox One and/or PC for a monthly fee, similar to Netflix. Microsoft's recently made the deal even better with some great discounts on the service, and with Black Friday coming up soon, we'll probably see even better deals on Game Pass, Game Pass Ultimate, and Xbox Live Gold over the next couple of weeks.For those unfamiliar with the Xbox One's subscription services, you can find more details on Game Pass for Xbox One and PC, Xbox Live Gold, and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate at the bottom of this article. As a reminder, these subscriptions stack, so even if you're already a member and don't need to renew quite yet, you can save yourself some money in the long-term by buying these subscriptions while they're cheap.Plus, catch up on more of Black Friday 2019's best Xbox One deals so far, including great discounts on games as well as console bundles and accessories. Black Friday 2019 Deals & News Black Friday 2019 Start Times, Store Hours: GameStop, Best Buy, Target, And More Black Friday 2019: The Best Xbox One Deals So Far Black Friday 2019: The Best PS4 Deals So Far Best Buy Black Friday 2019 Ad: Best Gaming, Tech, And Entertainment Deals Black Friday 2019: When Does It Start, Deals To Expect, And More Target Black Friday 2019 Ad: Best Gaming, Tech, And Entertainment Deals At Target Best Black Friday deals on Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Live GoldXbox Game Pass Ultimate: Get 3 months for $1 (new subscribers only)Xbox Game Pass Ultimate normally costs $15 a month, which adds up to $45 over three months, but this offer gets you a full three for only $1. This is the best deal we've seen for new subscribers to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate so far, and it's available right now for a limited time. See at Microsoft Xbox Live Gold: 3-month membership | $15 ($25)Starting November 28, Best Buy is selling three months of Xbox Live Gold for $15, a full $10 off its normal price of $25. See at Best Buy Xbox Game Pass Ultimate: 3-month membership | $25 ($45)Best Buy will have three-month Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscriptions for $25 each on November 28. If you happen to miss out on the "buy three months, get three months free" deal at Walmart, then this is the next best thing--buy two, and you'll have a six-month subscription for $50 (only $5 more). See at Best Buy What is Xbox Game Pass?Xbox Game Pass for ConsoleXbox Game Pass for Console provides access to over 200 Xbox One games. New games are added to the service every month, and users get special discounts on the ones that are leaving just in case players want to keep them. In addition to all this, first-party Xbox One games always launch on Game Pass day one--this has included games like Gears 5, The Outer Worlds, and Forza Horizon 4. It costs $10 a month to join Game Pass for Xbox One.Xbox Game Pass for PCXbox Game Pass for PC provides access to over 150 PC games through the Xbox app on Windows 10. Like the console version, new games are added every month, and special discounts are available in case you want to keep any games on their way out. First-party Xbox One games launch on PC the same day as console, so you gain access to them as well. You can join Game Pass for PC at $1 for the first month, after which the price goes up to $5 a month.What is Xbox Live Gold?Xbox Live Gold provides access to online multiplayer, exclusive discounts, and free monthly games. You can subscribe to Xbox Live Gold for $10 a month, $25 for 3 months, or $60 for a year.What is Xbox Game Pass Ultimate?Xbox Game Pass Ultimate packages the benefits of Xbox Game Pass for Xbox One and PC with Xbox Live Gold. You can join Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for $1 for your first month, after which the price goes up to $15 a month.Info from Gamespot.com

It's been long-rumored that Superman actor Henry Cavill was allegedly hanging up the cape. However, Cavill has definitively commented on the speculation, saying that he is not done with the Man of Steel role yet.In a lengthy profile by Men's Health, Cavill made it clear that the superhero character is a role he guards fiercely. "The cape is in the closet," Cavill said. "It's still mine."While Cavill is donning Geralt of Rivia's leather in Netflix's The Witcher TV series this December, the actor has intentions of returning to Superman because of the amount of storytelling left to explore."I'm not just going to sit quietly in the dark as all this stuff is going on," Cavill said. "I've not given up the role. There's a lot I have to give for Superman. A lot of storytelling to do. A lot of real, true depths to the honesty of the character I want to get into. I want to reflect the comic books. That's important to me. There's a lot of justice to be done for Superman. The status is: You'll see."When Cavill slips into the cape again remains to be seen as the actor is currently slated for a second season of The Witcher, a universe he admires fondly. "I like that realm," he said of The Witcher. "These characters matter a lot to people, and they matter a lot to me." And of course, Warner Bros. owns the rights to Superman, so whether Cavill will play the Man of Steel is up to WB.Alongside Cavill as Geralt, the show stars Anya Chalotra as Yennefer and Freya Allan as Ciri and hits Netflix on December 20. Netflix News What's New To Netflix This Week? Movies, TV, And Originals Netflix In November 2019 - Best New Movies And TV Shows To Watch! New To Netflix In November 2019: Movies, TV, And Originals Info from Gamespot.com

Black Friday 2019 hits next week, which means it's time to start thinking about which stores will have deals on the things you're shopping for this holiday season. A few stores have already announced their Black Friday deals, and Amazon has gotten a bit ahead of the competition with its Happy HoliDeals sale.As with Prime Day, Amazon's holiday deals page includes a mix of Lightning Deals--which are only available for a limited time--and longer-term deals that should be available throughout the duration of this first round of deals (or while supplies last). The early holiday sale runs through this Thursday, November 21. Then, starting Friday, November 22, Amazon's Black Friday sale will officially begin. The week of deals will run right up until November 29, Black Friday itself.Unfortunately, Amazon is keeping things vague in terms of the actual deals that will be offered, and the retailer's press release mentions only discounts rather than actual sale prices. We already knew Amazon will be offering Nintendo's official deals, including the Switch console bundle (older model) with a digital copy of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for $300. We also know Amazon will have select Switch games for up to 30% off and Joy-Cons for a lower price than its competitors. The announcement also confirms Amazon will have the holiday PS4 and Xbox One console bundles; otherwise, the retailer is only teasing discounts on gaming laptops and monitors, the Oculus Rift S, Bose headphones, and other tech as well as numerous other deals across other categories.Amazon's Black Friday 2019 scheduleNovember 22-29: Official Black Friday week of deals beginsNovember 28-29, December 2: One-time-only deals will launch throughout the day on Thanksgiving Day, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday See all early Black Friday deals at Amazon Live now: Gaming and entertainment dealsAs Amazon's HoliDeals sale nears its send, the pickings are slim, but the below deals (and plenty more) are still live now until November 22 or until they sell out.Video game dealsPersona Dancing: Endless Night Collection (PS4) | $54.97 ($100)Neo Geo Mini | $89.94 ($130)Razer BlackWidow Elite Mechanical Gaming Keyboard | $140 ($170)Entertainment dealsGet three 4K UHD movies for $50 or less (over 200 options)Get up to 40% off Samsung 4K UHD TVsSony 55-inch 4K UHD Smart TV with HDR | $498 ($800)TCL Alto Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer | $150 ($180)Starting Nov. 22: Amazon's Black Friday week of dealsAfter the first round of deals has ended on November 22 (or while supplies last), another batch of deals will be posted in the week leading up to Black Friday itself on November 29. In addition to the official gaming console bundles and accessories from Xbox, Nintendo, and PS4, the online retailer has confirmed a wide range of Amazon devices will be on sale starting with several tablets on November 22, including the Fire HD 10 Tablet for $100 ($50 off) and the Kindle Paperwhite for $85 ($45 off). We've included the full list of device deals and pricing below, but please note these prices will not be live until their respective sale date.PS4 Slim (1TB) with God of War, Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition, and The Last of Us Remastered | $200Another official PlayStation offer, the PS4 Slim holiday bundle is a great way to get your hands on some of the system's best games. The 1TB console will $200 and comes bundled with Marvel's Spider-Man, Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition, and God of War. It'll be available at Amazon, Best Buy, Target, and other retailers. Nintendo Switch bundle with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe | $300No, we haven't entered a time machine and gone back to Black Friday 2018. Nintendo is offering the same Nintendo Switch holiday bundle that was available last year. For $300, you can get the Switch and a digital copy of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. The potential snag with this bundle? It's the launch model Switch, which means you won't get the upgraded battery that comes with the newer Switch model released a few months back. That said, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is an incredible game that normally sells for about $50.Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons (Gray or Neon Red/Blue) | $53.60Nintendo's pricey Joy-Con controllers will be down to $60 on Black Friday at many retailers, but if Amazon's press release is correct, each pair of Joy-Cons will be available for $53.60, a full 33% off rather than 25%. It appears that only the original gray or neon red and blue Joy-Cons will be eligible for this awesome deal. Nevertheless, if you're gifting a Switch this holiday or want to have some multiplayer fun at your holiday party, you shouldn't pass up this deal. See at Amazon Fire HD 8 | $50 ($80)Starting November 22, Amazon is kicking off its first wave of Black Friday deals with the Fire HD 8 tablet for $50. Don't expect a tablet with the power of an iPad, but if you want something to read e-books, watch Netflix, or any other media-based thing, then the Fire HD 8 can handle it. It's equipped with 1.5 GB of RAM and comes in 16 GB and 32 GB storage options. See at Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids Edition | $80 ($130)The Kids Edition of the Fire HD 8 bundles the tablet with a kid-proof case and a year's subscription to Free Time Unlimited, which gives its users access to more than a thousand books, movies, TV shows, apps, and games suitable for children. It goes on sale for $80 on November 22. See at Amazon Fire 7 Tablet | $30 ($50)The Fire 7 tablet is Amazon's seven-inch tablet, both cheaper and less powerful than the Fire HD 8. It's equipped with 1 GB of RAM and comes in 16 GB and 32 GB storage options. It'll be available for $30 starting November 22. See at Amazon Fire 7 Kids Edition | $60 ($100)Like the Fire 8 Kids Edition, this bundle includes the Fire 7 tablet, a protective case, and a 12-month subscription to Free Time Unlimited. The subscription gives your kid unlimited access to a ton of child-friendly books, movies, shows, apps, and games. You'll be able to pick it up for $60 on November 22. See at Amazon Fire HD 10 Tablet | $100 ($150)The Fire HD 10 tablet is Amazon's ten-inch--and most powerful--tablet. It's equipped with a 1080p screen and 2GB RAM. It comes in 32 GB and 64 GB storage options but also features upgradeable storage via microSD. You can grab it for $100 starting November 22. See at Amazon Kindle Paperwhite | $85 ($130)The Kindle Paperwhite is Amazon's most popular e-reader, with a screen that looks more similar to paper than a tablet. It has weeks of battery life and comes in 8 GB and 32 GB storage options. Starting November 22, you can grab it for $85. See at Amazon Echo Show 5 + Ring Video Doorbell Pro | $190 ($240)This bundle packages the Echo Show 5 with the Ring Video Doorbell Pro. The Echo Show 5 is Amazon's compact smart display, similar in size to an alarm clock but with features like video calling, music and video playback, and Alexa voice control. The Ring Video Doorbell Pro, on the other hand, is a camera-equipped doorbell that you can put on the front of your house. It gives you video access to your front door with motion alerts sent directly to your phone, tablet, or PC. You can pick up the bundled pair for $190 on November 22. See at Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K with Alexa Voice Remote | $25 ($50)Starting November 24, Amazon's Fire TV Stick 4K will be available for $25. It gives you access to a bunch of apps, such as Netflix, Hulu, and Prime Video, all streamable in 4K. The Alexa Voice Remote lets you control your media with your voice. See at Amazon Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote | $20 ($40)On November 24, you'll also be able to pick up the regular Fire TV Stick for $20. This gives you the same access to all of your favorite apps but in 1080p instead of 4K. It also comes with an Alexa Voice Remote, so you'll be able to speak to your Fire TV Stick without fumbling with the buttons. See at Amazon Fire TV Cube | $90 ($120)The Fire TV Cube gives you everything the Fire TV Stick 4K does, in addition to complete smart home control, Alexa voice assistant, and a built-in speaker. Starting November 24, you'll be able to grab it for $90. See at Amazon Blink XT2 3 Camera Kit | $185 ($250)Starting November 27, you'll be able to pick up Amazon's three-pack security camera pack for $185. With its cloud storage, these cameras can store hundreds of clips for up to a year. The cameras also feature two-way audio and two years of battery life. See at Amazon Ring Indoor Cam 2 Pack | $100 ($140)The Ring Indoor Cam pack comes with two cameras for the interior of your house. Starting November 27 for $100, you can equip your home with two Ring Indoor cameras that feature two-way audio, motion alerts, and Alexa support. See at Amazon Amazon Smart Plug | $5 with Echo Dot, Echo Dot with Clock, Echo, Echo Show 5, or Echo StudioFor $5, you can pair an Amazon Smart Plug with the purchase of an Echo Dot, Echo Dot with Clock, Echo, Echo Show 5, or Echo Studio. The Amazon Smart Plug gives you the ability to control whatever you plug into it with Alexa smart home control. This deal starts on November 27. See at Amazon Echo Dot with clock | $35 ($60)The Echo Dot with clock is Amazon's compact Alexa speaker that comes with a clock, so you don't have to ask for the time whenever you need it. Starting November 28, you can pick it up for $35. See at Amazon Echo Dot | $22 ($50)The Echo Dot without the clock comes with all the Alexa features you need in a compact form factor. Ask for music, the news, weather, traffic, and more, thanks to the thousands of skills you can have your Echo Dot learn. See at Amazon Echo Auto | $30 ($50)Amazon's Echo Auto puts an Alexa speaker into your car. Even more compact than the Echo Dot, equip your vehicle with all of the Alexa skills and features you can enjoy at home. The auto smart speaker goes for $30 on November 28. See at Amazon Echo (Gen 3) | $60 ($100)The Echo is a slightly-less compact speaker with better speakers, so if you're looking to use it more seriously as a music player, this could be a good choice for you. On November 28, its price goes down to $60. See at Amazon Echo Show 5 | $50 ($90)The Echo Show 5 is Amazon's compact smart display that works as an alarm clock, video caller, music and video player, and much more. It goes on sale for $50 on November 28. See at Amazon Echo Show | $150 ($230)The Echo Show is Amazon's smart display with a bigger screen and better sound. The screen comes in at 10-inches with speakers that feature Dolby processing. You can pick one up for $150 starting November 28. See at Amazon Info from Gamespot.com

It's no surprise that Marvel's streaming TV show, Runaways, is ending considering Disney+ is primed and ready to dominate the superhero streaming market next year with shows like The Falcon And The Winter Soldier and WandaVision. The news of the show's imminent finale was confirmed yesterday via Variety. But that doesn't mean Runaways is going to go down quietly--quite the contrary, it would seem. Judging by the brand-new trailer released for the show's third and final season, Runaways plans to go down swinging.The final season will also feature a major crossover with Freeform's Cloak And Dagger, another of Marvel's streaming TV shows that is wrapping things up in the shadow of Disney+. Tandy and Tyrone will be joining the ragtag Runaways crew as they take on Morgan Le Fay (Elizabeth Hurley) and, by the sound of it, deal with a potential traitor in their midst. It looks like the merging of teams may not go entirely smoothly, also--at least if Nico (Lyrica Okano) and Tandy's (Olivia Holt) reaction to one another is any indication.The final season of Runaways premieres on Hulu on December 13.Info from Gamespot.com

After weeks of retailers releasing Black Friday ads to build anticipation for the event, GameStop has finally revealed its hand. With less than a week until Black Friday sales officially begin, GameStop has released a flyer for its "early deals," which will be available for a full week.Nintendo Switch offers are noticeably missing from GameStop's first round of Black Friday deals. While we do expect to see Switch deals at GameStop during Black Friday, don't anticipate any significant discounts on the new improved Switch model or the Switch Lite. Instead, most retailers are offering Nintendo's official Black Friday 2019 bundle: the launch-model Switch (without improved battery life) with a digital copy of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for $300. According to Nintendo, GameStop should also have some first-party Switch games for $40 each and discounts on Switch accessories like the Poke Ball Plus.Keep in mind GameStop has more deals going live next Wednesday, plus limited-time deals that will likely launch on Black Friday and Cyber Monday. We probably won't know what those later deals are until they go live, but in the meantime, you'll have access to some of GameStop's best console deals starting this Sunday, November 24. Check out GameStop's full Black Friday schedule below, and read on for the best Black Friday deals we know about so far.GameStop Black Friday 2019 scheduleOnlineNovember 24-December 2: Early deals, including PS4 and Xbox One console bundles, available onlineNovember 27: Black Friday online deals go live on GameStop.com beginning at 8 PM PT / 11 PM ETStore hoursThanksgiving Day, Nov. 28: 3 PM - 10 PMBlack Friday, Nov. 29: 7 AM - 10 PMSaturday, Nov. 30: 10 AM - 9 PMSunday, Dec. 1: 11 AM - 7 PM Black Friday 2019 Deals & News Black Friday 2019 Start Times, Store Hours: GameStop, Best Buy, Target, And More Black Friday 2019: The Best Xbox One Deals So Far Black Friday 2019: The Best PS4 Deals So Far Best Buy Black Friday 2019 Ad: Best Gaming, Tech, And Entertainment Deals Black Friday 2019: When Does It Start, Deals To Expect, And More Target Black Friday 2019 Ad: Best Gaming, Tech, And Entertainment Deals At Target GameStop's early Black Friday 2019 dealsGameStop's early deals largely include the official deals from PlayStation and Xbox, such as the PS4 Slim holiday bundle with three console-exclusive games and the Xbox One X bundle for $350. Note that the following deals will be available at nearly all major retailers, so if something sells out at GameStop, you should check Amazon, Walmart, Target, and Best Buy. The below prices will be available from November 24 to December 2 (or while supplies last). Please note that not all products shown below have listings yet, and we'll include links when they're live. As more of GameStop's Black Friday deals are revealed, we'll include those here.GamesPS4:Days Gone -- $20Marvel's Spider-Man: Game of the Year Edition -- $20MediEvil -- $20Concrete Genie -- $20God of War -- $10Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition -- $10The Last of Us Remastered -- $10Gran Turismo Sport -- $10Little Big Planet 3 -- $10Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection -- $10Uncharted: The Lost Legacy -- $10Bloodborne -- $10Nioh -- $10Xbox One:Gears 5 -- $30Forza Horizon 4 -- $25Sea of Thieves -- $25Crackdown 3 -- $15Consoles and accessoriesPS4 Slim bundle with God of War, Horizon Zero Dawn, and The Last of Us Remastered - $200PS4 Slim holiday bundle | $200 ($300)This official PlayStation bundle includes three excellent, PS4-exclusive games--God of War, Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition, and The Last of Us Remastered--along with the base console for $200, an excellent deal for anyone buying a PS4 for the first time.PS4 Pro (Glacier White Edition) - $300PS4 Pro Glacier White | $300 ($400)The powerful PS4 Pro is on sale for an excellent price during Black Friday, selling for $300 rather than $400. GameStop's offer includes the stunning Glacier White model, which comes with a matching controller. See at GameStop DualShock 4 wireless controllers - $39DualShock 4 Wireless Controllers (various colors) | $39 each ($60-$65)PS4 controllers will be $39 each at GameStop during Black Friday, the same price as at Walmart. Other stores will have them for $40 during Black Friday week, but colors available may vary between retailers. GameStop's flyer includes the new Fall 2019 colors shown above, which normally go for $65 each.Titanium BlueElectric PurpleRose GoldRed Camo See at GameStop PS Plus one-year membership - $45PlayStation Plus 12-month membership | $45 ($60)The official PlayStation Black Friday offer for PS Plus is $45 for a yearly membership. That's not quite as low as we'd hoped, but if you need to renew your membership (remember PS Plus subscriptions do stack), this is still a nice deal to snag. See at GameStop PSVR bundle with five games - $200PlayStation VR Mega Pack | $200 ($300)This is the best PSVR deal we've seen in a long time. For $200, you'll get the PSVR headset and PlayStation Camera along with five of the system's best games.PSVR bundle with Blood & Truth and Everbody's Golf - $250PlayStation VR bundle with Blood & Truth, Everybody's Golf VR | $250 ($350)This bundle is slightly pricier than other PSVR bundles during Black Friday, but that's because it comes with two PlayStation Move motion controllers (which can cost as much as $100 a pack). See at GameStop PlayStation Gold Wireless Headset with Fortnite content - $70Fortnite Neo Versa Bundle With PlayStation Gold Wireless Headset | $70 ($100)The discount on this PlayStation Gold wireless headset isn't exceptional on its own, but if you're a Fortnite fan, the included Neo Versa bundle is a nice perk that comes with the Epic Neo Versa Outfit, Epic Neo Phrenzy Back Bling, and 2,000 V-Bucks. See at GameStop Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Xbox One X bundle - $200 Xbox One S bundle with Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Deluxe Edition | $200 ($300)Get the newest Star Wars adventure on Xbox One with this Xbox One S bundle for only $200, available at many retailers including GameStop. See at GameStop NBA 2K20 Xbox One X special-edition bundle - $350Xbox One X special-edition bundle with NBA 2K20 | $350 ($500)Quite a few Xbox One X bundles will be on sale for Black Friday, but this GameStop-exclusive, special-edition Xbox One X with NBA 2K20 has to be the prettiest with its paint splash design. See at GameStop Xbox One S All-Digital Edition - $150Xbox One S All-Digital Edition | $150 ($250)Not a fan of buying physical games? Then the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition was made for you, but please be aware there's no disc drive, removing the option entirely to play physical games or Blu-ray discs. The bundle comes with three games: Sea of Thieves, Minecraft, and bonus content for Fortnite: Battle Royale--2,000 V-Bucks and the Legendary Rogue Spider Knight outfit. At just $150, the All-Digital Edition is a much more appealing offer for primarily digital gamers. See at GameStop Xbox One wireless controllers - $10 offXbox Wireless Controllers (various colors) | $10 offMultiple Xbox controllers will be on sale for $10 off during Black Friday, including the special-edition Gears 5 controller for $65 (previously $75) and other colors for $60 (previously $70 each). It's worth noting Microsoft's official Black Friday sale is advertising Xbox controllers for "up to $20 off," so you may want to compare prices before grabbing one of these from GameStop.Gears 5 Special EditionOcean Shadow Sport BlueRed See at GameStop GameStop in-store offer on collectibles and apparelIn-store deal: Get 25% everything you can stuff in this bagThis is fairly self-explanatory, but from November 24-27, GameStop stores will let you fill a bag with as many collectibles and apparel as you can and get 25% off the entire bag (which you have to buy on its own for $5). Games and hardware are excluded as well as clearance items. Info from Gamespot.com