If you chose patience with Star Wars Outlaws, then here is your reward. The new Star Wars game has been discounted in Black Friday sales, now down to $39.99 on PS5 and Xbox. That's 43% below the original list price, an extra $10 cheaper than it was just a week ago when it first reached a new all-time low price, and a much better offering for anyone who was unsure of the game when it launched back in late August.

The deal also features Amazon's exclusive limited edition content pack, which includes Rogue Infiltrator cosmetics for Kay and Nix. It's the best deal we're getting on the game before Christmas, so snap it up if you've been waiting for a sale, or want to gift it to someone over the holidays.

Black Friday is offering up plenty of video game deals right now, including on fantastic newer releases. The Game of the Year-nominated Metaphor: ReFantazio is currently on sale at its lowest price yet, according to price tracker camelcamelcamel, of $49.99. This is $20 off its list price of $69.99. If you've been waiting for a good time to pick this one up, now's an excellent time to do it since it's still on sale at Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart.

Let’s say you’re in need of a new 65” TV but you don’t want to spend more than $1,000 on one. Good news, friends: As part of Walmart’s Black Friday 2024 sale, a 65” TCL S4 TV is on sale for just $228. That’s $150 off, which amounts to a savings of 40%.

This is the newer model of our most popular TV in last year’s holiday sale, and this deal matches that one exactly. Grab it if you want a big TV but don’t want to spend a ton of cash.

65” TCL S4 HDR 4K UHD LED Smart Roku TV for $228

Black Friday is here, and the UK is ready to splurge some hard-earned money on holiday gifts and treats. Yes, Black Friday is pretty much a month-long affair these days, but the best deals happen on Black Friday and leading into Cyber Monday. It can be overwhelming getting one's head around the sheer amount of deals and websites to filter, though, which is why we're here with our Best UK Black Friday deals guide.

This guide includes game consoles, TVs, Power Banks, Beauty tech, and more. Best of all, it's getting updated as new deals come in. Looking for something specific? Use the table of contents at the side of this article to find the products you're looking after. Let's get straight into it:

Gaming Consoles and Accessories

This section is dedicated to everything related to Xbox, PS5 and Nintendo Switch consoles. We're also planting the best controller, memory card and other accessory / peripheral deals. So here they are section by section/

Nintendo Switch

It's slim pickings for Black Friday switch console deals, so we've found some bundle deals with discounts that make up a good deal and found some great deals on Nintendo-themed SD cards also:

PlayStation 5

The new PS5 Slim? Dualsense Edge controller? Yep, Black Friday is here for Sony fans alright. Here's what we've found so far:

Xbox Series X/S

Xbox Series S is the Black Friday console deal to beat so far, with offers on a range of controllers and memory expansion cards:

Handheld Gaming PCs

This feels like the first year where players have a choice on which type of gaming handheld they need. We're going for ASUS Rog Ally featuring the Z1 Extreme Processor and 512GB SSD. There's also MSI Claw and Lenovo Legion Go if a windows handheld is on your Black Friday hitlist this year:

Video Games

It's no fun buying a new console without picking up any games, right? Hit's like Super Mario Bros. Wonder, Astro Bot, Hogwarts Legacy and Jedi: Survivor are some top picks, but here's the best we've found so far:

Nintendo Switch

Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Sonic X Shadow Generations are must plays on Nintendo Switch. Who would have thought two of the best Sonic and Mario games would end up on one console?

PC

It looks like Sony is killing it this Black Friday with plenty of offers on their PS5 game ports. Spider-Man Remastered and Horizon Forbidden West stand out in these deals, with Hogwarts Legacy fighting it's corner with its digital deluxe offer.

PlayStation 4 and 5

PS4 games can sometimes be a cheaper way of getting a PS5 game, wierd right? Sometimes PS4 games can be upgraded via the PS Store either for free or for for cheap, which saves some money when looking at the PS5 version. Make sure to check if a game has an upgrade scheme before buying.

Xbox Series X/S/One

Space Marine 2 and Alan Wake II are both under £40 for Black Friday, which is a straight decision in our opinion. FC 25 has also gone down to £34.99 for it's digital version, so what are you waiting for?

PC Hardware

Graphics Cards and prebuilds, right? We've got you alongside some epic deals on gaming laptops too (Yes, they're awesome too Master Race). Let's dive into these massive Black Friday Savings:

Gaming Laptops

Acer and HP are giving it their best shot with Black Friday offers, but ASUS is killing it with their Tuf and ROG lines. There's some bang for your buck here, so make sure to have a quick look:

Gaming PCs And Components

Here we go! Crucial have some amazing SSD deals for your rig, so maybe it's time for a upgrade? Want to go down the prebuilt route? Massively discounted towers such as Corsair ONE i500 is worth a punt. Let's not forget some great deals on high-end graphics cards to boot:

Apple

The usual suspects have shown up for Apples Black Friday deals such as AirTags and AirPods, but there's also some amazing deals on 10.9 inch iPads and 2024 Macbook Air models featuring the M2 chip. It's a good time to join the Apple eco system for sure:

AR, VR and Smart Glasses

You know about Meta Quest, but what about a pair of augmented reality shades or glasses? XReal are out in force this Black Friday with their impressive take on personal video and audio (Plugging these into a ROG Ally or Nintendo Switch is so cool). Even Ray-Ban has jumped on the hype train this year:

Ear Buds

Want low profile personal audio? Ear Buds are for you, and there's plenty of choice this Black Friday. Beats are dominating the space with cracking deals on their entire Ear Bud range right now:

Headphones

There's some brilliant Beats Audio deals here too, with Sony closing the gap with their headphones. Audio is their bread and butter after all! The amazing Bose QuietComfort are also in the BLack Friday sale, which might turn even more heads thanks to it's noise cancelling tech.

Meta Quest

Meta Quest 3 and 3S are both on sale for Black Friday, including refurbished models for some extra savings. Quest have made their name being the most accessible VR Headsets without needing a gaming laptop or PC to get the ball rolling. Quest 3 clarity and ease of use is amazing, and there's plenty of accessories on offer from brands such as Kiwi design also.

TVs and Monitors

You 100% need a TV upgrade to go with that new PlayStation 5. It's the year of budget TV brand this Black Friday, with brands such as TCL delivering top tier specs at budget prices. A 55-Inch QLED TV with full HDR support and Android TV? That's insane!

Home and Smart Home

Amazon products are obviously out in force, which is fine because they're awesome. There's also some brilliant deals on other tech such as Ninja Air fryers and loads more. If something electrical is broken in your house, the chances are you can replace it for a bargain:

LEGO

It's not Black Friday without LEGO! The clear highlight here is the ridiculously expensive Lord of the Rings Rivendell set with a welcdome £65 off. Star Wars ships are a close second here with the Imperial Star Destroyer and Ghost / Phantom II set.

Health and Beauty

Well if you need your hair straightening, curling or drying, Black Friday 2024 has you covered with big brand like GHD and Shark. This isn't just about hair though, there's plenty to go at this Black Friday.

Garry’s Mod has sold over 25 million copies since going on sale 18 years ago, Facepunch Studios has announced.

The physics sandbox is now over 25.4 million sold, to be exact, since going on sale on PC via Steam back in 2006.

Designer Garry Newman tweeted to reflect on the astonishing sales success of Garry’s Mod, saying: “When Valve first floated the idea of selling Garry's Mod on Steam I said no because.. ‘who would pay for that?.’

“Well 18 years later, it turns out that 25,560,290 people would. Glad to have been wrong on this one.”

18 Years. Thank you! 🎉

Enjoy 40% off Garry's Mod in the Steam Autumn Sale too: https://t.co/ARYX23i8J3 pic.twitter.com/dixlHoYZFS

— Garry's Mod (@gmodofficial) November 29, 2024

In September, Garry’s Mod was named the best-selling PC exclusive of all-time by the Guinness Book of Records, beating out the likes of World of Warcraft and its expansions. At the time, Newman joked that he “never imagined becoming a world record holder and not be prawn cocktail crisps related.”

Garry's Mod lets you play with models from Valve games developed on the Source engine, and its enduring popularity has seen it remain in steam’s top 100 most-played games list for years.

In July, Newman said the “Skibidi Toilet guys” had hit him with a DMCA in a wild bit of litigious irony. But soon after, an account purporting to be Skibidi Toilet creator Alexey Gerasimov (DaFuq!?Boom) said he wasn’t behind the claim, and Newman then told IGN that the matter had been “resolved.”

Newman had shared the news about the Skibidi Toilet DMCA, including pasting a screenshot of the letter he was sent. The copyright holder the letter was attributed to was Invisible Narratives, the film and TV production studio that’s partnering with Michael Bay on a Skibidi Toilet film.

The letter Newman posted specifically cited Skibidi Toilet characters Titan Cameraman, Titan Speakerman, and Titan TV Man, saying they were "all registered copyrights that are unique and representative of our brand." Sure enough, a public catalog search reveals that Invisible Narratives had indeed claimed a copyright for Titan Cameraman and three other unpublished works.

The letter added that “significant revenue is being generated by unauthorized Skibidi Toilet Garry's Mod games that are being advertised everywhere." The irony was not lost on Newman, who declared: “can you believe the cheek?” Skidibi Toilet, of course, is largely made with assets from Half-Life 2, and was originally created in Garry’s Mod.

Earlier this year, Facepunch removed all Nintendo-related content on Garry's Mod - what amounted to 20 years of uploads - from Steam Workshop after receiving a takedown request from Nintendo. Newman is currently working on a successor to Garry's Mod called S&box.

Wesley is the UK News Editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at wesley_yinpoole@ign.com or confidentially at wyp100@proton.me.

If you or someone on your shopping list this holiday season is a fan of building LEGO sets, you’re in luck. The official Black Friday sales are live, which means you can save a bundle on all sorts of LEGO sets at a variety of retailers. We’re sifting through the biggest LEGO Black Friday deals every day to keep this article up to date so you can grab the sets you want at enormously discounted prices. Let's face it, LEGO sets can be expensive, so now is the time to get them when they're on sale. Let’s dive in.

LEGO Star Wars UCS Razor Crest for $416

LEGO Technic Liebherr Crawler Crane LR 13000 for $490

LEGO Deals at Amazon

As is often the case, Amazon is price-matching most of Best Buy's LEGO sale, but it also has a few additional sets on sale. If you prefer to make your purchases at Amazon over Best Buy, you can probably find the same deals at both retailers. That said, Amazon is more likely to sell out of products it price-matches, so you may want to remain open to making purchases at Best Buy in that case.

LEGO Deals at Target

Frankly, Target has been going nuts with LEGO deals lately. A major sale on the building block toys has just ended, but a bunch of Marvel and Disney-themed sets are still on sale, including some majorly popular Target-exclusives, like the Disney Villain Icons 100th Anniversary set. Scroll through our picks above (or the full list of deals) and pick up whatever sets you want.

LEGO Deals at LEGO Store

The LEGO Store has a sale that's available to one and all right now. You can shop the whole sale here, or slide through my favorites in the delightful carousel above. Sets on sale include the LEGO Atari 2600 for elder gamers (myself included) plus a couple of new Christmas decoration sets you can put to good use right now, and more.

LEGO Deals at LEGO Store (for Insiders)

LEGO is running an entirely separate sale for LEGO Insiders (sign up here for free). It includes some of the more sought-after sets, like the LEGO NES and Tree House. The deals run through December 2, so scoop up whatever you like. And sign up for the Insider program if you haven't already, because there's no reason not to.

LEGO Deals at Best Buy

Best Buy has some juicy discounts on LEGO sets in its early Black Friday sale. Fans of LEGO Star Wars sets can save on a nostalgic diorama of the Anakin's pod race. There's a great LEGO Batman set that includes an awesome Batmobile build. Two LEGO Art sets are on sale, both of which you can build and hang on your wall, which is pretty rad if you ask me.

LEGO Deals at Walmart

Some of the best LEGO early Black Friday deals available right now are at Walmart. The Sonic the Hedgehog Green Hill Zone set is on sale for $45, and the Marvel Endgame Final Battle Building set is on sale for $70. You can see the full sale here.

If they come back in stock, I also expect the 2024 LEGO advent calendars to go on sale for as low as $20 during the week of Black Friday, so check back here on Monday, 11/25 for an update. Advent calendars should include the Spider-Man advent calendar, as well as the Disney set (already on sale) and LEGO Friends sets. These are all unusually good deals for LEGO, so plan to grab the deals on LEGO gifts you want while they last.

Should You Wait Until Cyber Monday?

Cyber Monday 2024 falls on December 2, but by and large, the deals above are the deals that will be available. Some sets that go out of stock now may come back in stock on Monday, but I certainly wouldn't count on it. So, if you see a deal on a set you've been interested in, it's best to grab it now before it's too late.

Chris Reed is a commerce editor and deals expert for IGN. He also runs IGN's board game and LEGO coverage. You can follow him on Bluesky and Threads.

Welcome to Streaming Rewind, a weekly breakdown of the new and noteworthy as we work to help readers wade through the absolute deluge of television series and movies in the streaming space.

It’s almost time for turkey! It’s also almost time for the universally accepted media catchup week, which is good, because there isn’t a whole lot new dropping on streaming or digital Thanksgiving weekend. You can finally watch Terrifier 3 at home, though, if you’re looking for a way to deeply scandalize your relatives.

Because there isn’t a ton dropping this week, here’s a quick list of shows and movies that you can stream that I loved this year and you may enjoy watching this weekend.

Hazbin Hotel (Prime Video)

I had never watched Vivienne Medrano’s hit YouTube pilot for Hazbin Hotel; I just knew that fans were ravenous for more. When Prime Video picked up the series (and then renewed for Season 2 and then Seasons 3 and 4 shortly after after the meteoric performance of Season 1), I figured it was time to give the salacious adult animated series a watch. Lucky I did, because it ended up being one of my favorite shows of 2024. Not for nothing, but I’m pretty sure my Spotify Wrapped will be made up exclusively of the soundtrack as well.

The series follows Charlie Morningstar (Erika Henningsen, of Mean Girls — the stage musical — fame), daughter of Lucifer Morningstar, as she works to rehabilitate sinners and convince heaven to give them a second chance. There’s just one problem: Lucifer (Jeremy Jordan) has given up and the angels are all dicks. If you liked Supernatural’s nuanced approach to heaven and hell and angels and demons, you’ll appreciate a lot going on here.

Twisters (Peacock)

I’ve already talked about Twisters once on this weekly what to watch list, mostly because it very recently hit Peacock. But, given that the legacy sequel ended up as one of my favorite movies of 2024, you’re getting the recommendation again. For years, folks have said that 1996’s Twister had no stakes, featuring a ton of disasters but no real consequences for its primary cast. Well, Twisters heard you. You’ll know why after you watch the first 15 minutes of the film.

Outside of that, the chemistry between Daisy Edgar-Jones’ Kate and Glen Powell’s Tyler carries the ensemble cast through a rip-roaring and occasionally absurd disaster film. For the record, I am a firm believer that “rip-roaring and occasionally absurd” should be the descriptor for all disaster films, so let that be your guide when it comes to this recommendation.

The Acolyte (Disney+)

Every time Star Wars does something interesting, something bad happens (read: the executives panic and give a bunch of loud trolls exactly what they want), but that’s OK, because we still have The Last Jedi and The Acolyte. Creator Leslye Headland delivered a complex look at the Jedi and the issues with their authoritarianism during the High Republic era, which was buoyed by lead performances from Amandla Stenberg as twins Osha and Mae and Mannie Jacinto as Qimir. While it’s a pity we won’t get the end of their story, the series’ ending already tells us that Osha and Qimir are doomed, so we’ll just have to be happy to watch The Acolyte’s cult following grow over the years.

The First Omen (Hulu)

No one was a bigger The First Omen hater than me when the film was first announced. A prequel to The Omen was dangerously close to the top of completely unnecessary film projects, but that didn’t stop writer/director Arkasha Stevenson from making a movie that I consider to be damn near essential viewing. Nell Tiger Free acts her ass off as the film’s lead, Margaret, and gives life to a wildly feminist script that, no, is not free of a few prequel pitfalls. Once you’ve watched you may join me in ignoring the film’s cringe-worthy final 15 seconds. (Yoda doesn’t show up, but it’s almost as bad.)

Shogun (Hulu)

If you didn’t watch Shogun back when it first aired, now is absolutely the time to catch up on the series — especially now that it’s shifted from a limited series and will get a Season 2. The first season of the series adapts the novel of the same name in its completion, so we’re still not sure what Season 2 could possibly be about. However, it’s hard not to get excited when Season 1 was the best series of 2024. (We’ll see if the rest of the IGN staff agrees come IGN Awards time!)

Shogun follows the stories of the roguish pirate John Blackthorne (Cosmo Jarvis), the powerful and shrewd Lord Toranaga (Hiroyuki Sanada) and the whip-smart and deftly loyal Lady Mariko (Anna Sawai) as their worlds collide during a complicated power struggle in feudal Japan.

Planes, Trains and Automobiles (Paramount+)

It’s not new but it’s Thanksgiving and we honor the classics in this house (and John Hughes, John Candy, and Steve Martin, obviously). Planes, Trains and Automobiles is a Thanksgiving tradition in plenty of households, but if you haven’t watched Martin’s Neal Page and Candy’s Del Griffith schlep across several states while one desperately tries to make it home for the holiday, you don’t know what you’re missing!

New and Notable to Streaming and Digital

• Terrifier 3 — November 26 (On Digital)
• The Madness — November 28 (Netflix)
• Nutcrackers — November 29 (Hulu)
• Beatles '64 (new documentary from producer Martin Scorsese) — November 29 (Disney+)

There are plenty of gaming deals to check out for Black Friday. For PlayStation 5 owners, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown has dropped to just $15 today at Amazon. This is a whole 70% off its list price of $49.99, marking a drop to its lowest price ever according to price tracker camelcamelcamel.

If this deal sells out, a good backup option is over at Best Buy where you can score the game for $19.99. This is a few dollars more than the one at Amazon, but still a great option to keep in mind if the $15 deal disappears.

For Black Friday, Amazon has the lowest price on one of the best gaming handhelds on the market, especially if you prefer a Windows-based operating system. Right now you can pick up a Lenovo Legion Go 512GB gaming handheld for only $472.97 shipped after a 32% off instant discount. The Legion Go shares similar specs with the Asus ROG Ally Z1 Extreme, but the Legion Go benefits from a bigger and sharper display, detachable controllers, and a larger battery.

Lenovo Legion Go 512GB Gaming Handheld

Walmart still has the best deal we've seen for an affordable gaming PC monitor for 2024. As part of the Walmart Black Friday Sale, you have the opportunity to pick up a 34" Samsung Odyssey G5 gaming monitor for just $229 shipped after a massive $320 (60% off) instant discount. This is a great price for a very capable gaming monitor with a sharp native resolution, immersive curved design, and a high refresh rate.

34" Samsung Odyssey G5 Gaming Monitor for $229

This year has been packed with outstanding, highly-rated games, so it's no surprise if you haven’t had the chance to play them all. If titles like Warhammer 40K: Space Marines 2, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, Silent Hill 2, Sonic X Shadow Generations, and more are still on your wishlist, there’s good news.

Whether you’re treating yourself or hunting for the perfect gift, these are the top video game deals to grab this Black Friday 2024. No mess, no fuss, just real Black Friday deals.

Meta Quest 3S VR Headset and Batman: Arkham Shadow

Metroid Prime Trilogy: Visual Retrospective Art Book for $34.99

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom for $30

Metaphor: ReFantazio for $49.99

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown for $15

Silent Hill 2 for $30

Sonic X Shadow Generations for $29.99

Star Wars Outlaws for $39.99

PS5 Fornite Bundle for $424

Metal Gear Solid: The Master Collection Vol. 1 for $18.99

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 for $49.99

PlayStation VR 2 is $349.99 for Black Friday

DualSense Controllers for $54

PS5 2TB SSD for $133.99

Switch/ Steam Deck Micro SD Card for $55

Switch OLED Bundle for $274.99