Ron Perlman has said he is still very interested in reprising his iconic role as Hellboy for Hellboy 3 and finishing Guillermo del Toro’s much-loved superhero trilogy — despite being 75 years old.

Perlman hit the big time with his starring role as Hellboy in both 2004’s Hellboy and its sequel, 2008’s Hellboy 2: The Golden Army. And while he is a frequent collaborator with director Guillermo del Toro on the likes of Pacific Rim, Nightmare Alley, and Pinocchio, Hellboy 3 has failed to materialize in the near 20 years since Hellboy 2 came out.

However, Perlman still sounds very much up playing Hellboy once again, and even said he’d do it aged 80! In an interview with GQ to coincide with his cameo in Amazon’s ongoing Fallout TV series, Perlman said he’s waiting and ready.

“F**k yeah,” he said. “I mean, I was asked to do the one with David Harbour. But the only Hellboy I’m interested in doing is Hellboy 3 — finishing the trilogy we started with del Toro and the original crew. It can’t be jobbed out. You know, call me in five years if we haven’t made Hellboy 3 yet and ask me if I’m ready at 80. And I’ll go, ‘Yeah, alright. As long as I’m covered in rubber, no one will know I’m pissing my pants.’”

The David Harbour Hellboy Perlman refers to here is 2019’s reboot, directed by Neil Marshall. Harbour, of Stranger Things fame, plays Hellboy, with Milla Jovovich, Ian McShane, Sasha Lane, Daniel Dae Kim, and Thomas Haden Church also starring. Perlman refused to return without del Toro's involvement. Harbour’s Hellboy ended up a critical and commercial flop, and bombed at the box office, making just $55 million worldwide.

A third iteration, the R-rated, folk horror Hellboy: The Crooked Man starring Jack Kesy, skipped a theatrical release altogether in favor of a digital debut in 2024. It, too, failed to make a splash.

While leaves us with the unlikely prospect of getting the original band back together for Hellboy 3. Speaking recently on the Joe Vulpis Podcast, Perlman said Hellboy 3 was never close to happening. But why? “People moved on,” Perlman replied in typically short fashion. Who had moved on? “Some of the creatives.”

Then: “I thought we owed it to the fans. I still do. I'll do it now at 75-years-old, if the right person came along and says, ‘Okay.’ Because it was meant to be a trilogy, right? At the end of the second one, she's pregnant with twins and he still hasn't either destroyed the earth or saved the earth, which is his oracle.

“The third movie was going to have all that in it. It was going to be the resolve. And I thought that if you invited the fans to participate in one and two and not give them three, you were performing some sort of a… what is it called in legal circles? It should have happened.”

Perlman went on to say that Guillermo del Toro “knew what the third movie was going to look like.”

“It would have been epic,” he said. “That's why it was a shame. And it turns out people really dug the two Hellboy movies. We didn't make Marvel money. So, it wasn't like one of these mandates where we had to… you know, like all these movies now where they have to make one after another because they're making a billion dollars every time they… we didn't do that. So, there was never a mandate.

“But it turns out that when you go back and make a list of comic book movies, Hellboy always comes up pretty pretty good.”

In 2024, Hellboy creator Mike Mignola said it was highly unlikely that Guillermo del Toro would finish his Hellboy trilogy. “I just can't see him coming back to doing Hellboy again,” Mignola told Forbes. “He's got so many other things he's always wanted to do. It's a shame [the trilogy] didn't get finished, but I just don't think it was ever really going to happen. It was kind of a dream thing, but I don't think it was ever realistic. From what I understand, it would have been amazingly expensive, following up two movies that didn't make money.”

Wesley is Director, News at IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at wesley_yinpoole@ign.com or confidentially at wyp100@proton.me.

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I have played all of these, argued about half of them with friends, and bought at least three of them twice (think: multi-platform). This is not theoretical value I'm showcasing to you today. This is me saving you from a bad weekend purchase and nudging you towards a good one (or several).

Contents

• Retro
• Nintendo
• Xbox
• PlayStation
• PC
• PC Gear
• LEGO

This Day in Gaming 🎂

In retro news, it's been 17 years since we (repeatedly and hilariously) flung ourselves down hills and into the Hall of Meat in Skate 2. This second entry in the series was a pretty phenomenal upgrade over the OG and cemented the franchise as a proper threat to the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater empire. Needless to say, I'm still jonesing mighty hard for the 'Skate 4' spiritual successor/F2P reimagining.

Aussie birthdays for notable games.

- Zelda: Link's Awakening DX (GB) 1999. eBay

- Skate 2 (PS3,X360) 2009. eBay

- Trauma Center: New Blood (Wii) 2009. eBay

Nice Savings for Nintendo Switch

• Borderlands 3 Ult. Ed. (-51%) - A$43.60 Still messy, still loud, but the gunplay sings. All the DLC helps smooth the pacing, and co op remains the best way to enjoy Gearbox at full throttle.
• Immortals Fenyx Rising (-33%) - A$39.90 Breath of the Wild energy with Ubisoft structure. Funny narration, sharp combat, and way better puzzles than it ever got credit for.
• Worms W.M.D (-80%) - A$9 A perfect party weapon. Holy hand grenades, destructible maps, and arguments that outlast the match itself.
• Nobody Saves The World Bndl. (-70%) - A$12.60 Drinkbox doing what it does best. Smart progression, constant form swapping, and a loop that never overstays its welcome.
• Blasphemous + Blasphemous 2 Bndl. (-75%) - A$17.20 Brutal, beautiful, and unapologetically grim. Two of the best modern Metroidvanias back to back.

Or gift a Nintendo eShop Card.

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Exciting Bargains for Xbox

• Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (-39%) - A$43.90 Mechanically peerless stealth. Even unfinished, it lets you solve problems in ways no other series dares.
• Maneater (-50%) - A$30.10 A shark RPG that commits to the bit. Dumb in the right ways, and oddly satisfying once it clicks.
• Mortal Kombat 1 (-62%) - A$29 A confident reset with excellent single player content. The combat still slaps, literally and figuratively.
• Back 4 Blood (-61%) - A$39.40 Messy at launch, much better now. Best enjoyed with friends and low expectations of mercy.
• NBA 2K26 (-59%) - A$49 Still the slickest basketball sim around, even if the monetisation tries your patience.

Xbox One

• Forza Horizon 5 (-50%) - A$49.90 Pure driving joy. Mexico is a playground, and the handling is approachable without being shallow.
• Yoku's Island Express (-80%) - A$5.30 A pinball Metroidvania that somehow works. Gentle, clever, and perfect for a quiet night.
• State Of Decay 2: Juggernaut Ed. (-80%) - A$9.80 Systems driven survival with real tension. Best moments come from plans going very wrong.

Or just invest in an Xbox Card.

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Pure Scores for PlayStation

• Gran Turismo 7 (-38%) - A$76.80 A love letter to cars that sometimes lectures you. When it clicks, nothing else feels this good.
• Street Fighter 6 (-43%) - A$56.90 One of the best onboarding systems in fighting games. Deep, flashy, and welcoming without losing edge.
• Kingdoms Of Amalur: Re Reckoning (-80%) - A$13.90 Old school RPG comfort food. Huge world, crunchy combat, and endlessly earnest vibes.
• A Plague Tale: Requiem (-50%) - A$49.50 Bleak, beautiful, and emotionally heavy. Commits fully to its tone, for better and worse.
• Cult Of The Lamb (-60%) - A$15.10 Cute presentation, dark humour, and surprisingly sticky management loops.

PS4

• Red Dead Redemption 2 (-68%) - A$29 A slow burn masterpiece. Gorgeous, deliberate, and unmatched in environmental storytelling.
• Octopath Traveler II (-44%) - A$47.70 Refines everything from the first game. Incredible music, smart writing, and gorgeous HD 2D visuals.
• Far Cry 5 (-59%) - A$40.80 Open world chaos at its most confident. Memorable villains and a map built for mischief.

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Purchase Cheap for PC

• Hogwarts Legacy (-86%) - A$12.50 A theme park done right. Exploration is the real star, and the castle never stops impressing.
• Children Of Morta (-89%) - A$4.10 A roguelike with heart. Tight combat and a family story that actually lands.
• LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga (-80%) - A$13.90 Silly, sprawling, and packed with fan service. The best modern LEGO game by a mile.
• Monster Hunter Rise (-83%) - A$10.40 Fast, fluid hunts and brilliant weapon design. A perfect entry point or a fresh obsession.
• Braid, Ann. Ed. (-81%) - A$5.60 Still a landmark puzzle game. Commentary adds fascinating context to its creation.

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Legit LEGO Deals

• Mando & Grogu's Speeder Bike (-33%) - A$10 A fun little build with instant desk appeal.
• 2 Fast 2 Furious Nissan Skyline (-28%) - A$179 Pricey, but an incredible display piece for car fans.
• Harry's Privet Drive Escape (-27%) - A$22 Compact, clever, and great for younger builders.
• Architecture Himeji Castle (-24%) - A$198.60 A slow, satisfying build that rewards patience and shelf space.

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Best Buy is offering yet another fantastic deal on a preowned gaming laptop. While supplies last, you can pick up an open box "excellent condition" Asus ROG Strix G16 RTX 5070 Ti gaming laptop for just $1,267.99 with free shipping. If you were to get it new, it would cost $1,600. These preowned laptops are Geek Squad verified and sometimes still have all or some of their original warranty. Note that open box availability depends on your location.

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The Wonder Man miniseries debuts on Disney+ on January 27.

Marvel Comics readers have long been wondering when Simon Williams, aka Wonder Man, would be joining the fray. That question has now been answered, as Shang-Chi director Destin Daniel Cretton's Wonder Man TV miniseries is hitting Disney+ this month.

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II will bring Simon Williams to life, a really clever piece of casting that will be extra intriguing to viewers who watched HBO's Watchmen, in which Abdul-Mateen II took on the role of Doctor Manhattan. He's a seasoned superhero movie performer as he's also the villain known as Black Manta in the Aquaman movies.

But we're here to talk about Simon Williams, who he is, and how he's going to be very different from his comics version in the MCU.

Who Is Wonder Man?

Readers first met Wonder Man on the cover of 1964's Avengers #9. The technicolor cover showcased the looming heads of Thor, Captain America, Iron Man, Wasp, and Giant-Man looking down on their new superpowered foe with a banner that proclaimed: "Marvel Comics proudly introduces... Wonder Man, the newest, most dynamic surprise character from the world-famous House of Ideas." It was a big promise, especially since Wonder Man wouldn't survive through the end of the issue.

The creation of Baron Zemo deep in his lair in the Amazon Jungle, Simon Williams was a normal man, kidnapped and bombarded with "the most potent ionic rays" which gave him super strength and apparent invincibility. The reason for these mad scientist shenanigans? To install Simon -- now known as Wonder Man -- into the Avengers, posing as a hero. While Wonder Man goes along with the plan for a while, he eventually decides to help the Avengers beat Zemo. It's a noble choice, but one that costs him his life. Zemo had secretly poisoned him, and -- once betrayed -- refused to give Simon the antidote. RIP Wonder Man.

So how did Wonder Man return? Well, he soon became a vital part in the creation of a famed Marvel hero in a moment that would impact Wonder Man and the Avengers for decades to come.

Elden Ring: Nightreign's DLC, The Forsaken Hollows, has been out for a month and a half now, which means players have had plenty of time to get used to its two new Nightfarers, two new end bosses, and numerous new night bosses. But one element of the new content that everyone is still really struggling with, even after weeks of practice: the new DLC map. It's really difficult, really confusing, and seemingly no one likes it that much, leading to a rash of negative Steam reviews and a lot of failed runs.

The new map is technically not even a new map, though it may as well be. It's a Shifting Earth event, meaning it may or may not be active at any given time when you're playing a DLC boss, with other options being the default map or one of four other Shifting Earths available. However, unlike the other Shifting Earth events, which only transform one part of the map significantly, the Great Hollow shifting earth essentially is a totally different area. Nothing is the same. There's no castle at the center, no ravine running down the middle, no lake in the south or cliffs up north.

Instead, the Great Hollow is centered around a giant crystal in the middle which seems to have crashlanded, splitting the land around it into broken up cliffs separated into multiple levels. Built into and scattered around the cliffs and canyons are various ruins full of enemies, alongside the more familiar structures such as churches, forts, and mines. The actual in-game map of the Great Hollow has multiple levels with different points of interest on each level, and it's necessary to use the game's spirit springs carefully to fall down to lower levels and shoot back up to higher ones so you can actually get around effectively.

Additionally, the Great Hollow's center crystal contains a major buff for the party that can be seriously clutch for a round's final boss fights. But in order to obtain it, you need to find and break several smaller, colored crystals scattered around the map, whose locations change on each attempt.

So why is this causing everyone so much pain? Well, for one, because of the multi-level map, it's far more difficult to tell at a glance what route you should take on a given run. Normally, as you're flying into a new game, you'll pop the map open and give it a brief scan, mentally planning out a route that will ideally give your team a few extra flasks, a mine for a smithing stone, and a gradually more challenging line of boss encounters so you can collect runes and weapons and level up. In the Great Hollow, there are so many different vertical levels to account for, plus multiple map levels to swap between, that it's even more difficult to route a run and make a plan that will actually see your team effectively get stronger over the course of two nights. And that's only exacerbated by the need to account for breaking crystals as you go, without knowing where they're going to end up until the second day.

But by far the worst thing about Great Hollow is the giant, gaping chasm running through the middle of it.

Unlike Elden Ring, Nightreign doesn't have fall damage. This was a big point of difference in gameplay style when it first launched, as Nightreign encourages players to sprint across maps, leap off ledges, and even climb up the sides of cliffs. Elden Ring, by contrast, favors a somewhat slower, more cautious playstyle. So over the last year, a lot of Elden Ring players have slowly adjusted to Nightreign's rhythm of running and jumping without a lot of hesitancy, and by and large, that's worked out well for them, because there really aren't many places where falling in Nightreign is dangerous. You can technically fall off the outside edge of the map, and the Crater Shifting Earth does have a big lava pit that's not great to fall into, but both of those are fairly simple to avoid.

Great Hollow, by contrast, has a death pit running down parts of the middle of the map, and it's annoyingly hard to see. Because of how the ledges are positioned, it's easy to look over a ledge, think you're good to jump down, and end up falling to your death. What's worse, for some reason Nightreign doesn't treat death falls the same way it treats deaths to enemies. If an enemy kills you, you just spawn back at the last Grace you tapped, and your leftover Runes are either dropped near where you died or picked up by a nearby enemy. But when you fall, Nightreign will seemingly randomly drop you somewhere along a ledge near your death point, which could be above, below, or across from where you jumped off. But then it leaves your Runes back on the ledge where you started. Which means it's possible (and even likely) that you'll spawn on a far ledge, with your Runes somewhere behind you across a death pit, and no easy route back.

Whew! All this is to say that the Great Hollow, while aesthetically beautiful and thematically cool, is kind of a pain in the neck, and Steam reviewers are trying to let FromSoftware know. While Elden Ring: Nightreign itself has mostly positive reviews, Forsaken Hollows is currently sitting at Mostly Negative reviews for the last 30 days, with only 30% of 1,347 reviews this past month being positive.

"The new map is poorly designed, overly difficult and boring," reads one review from today. "Takes forever to traverse, interesting points of interest are often too deep into the edge of the map to get through completely, boss battle tower is a damage-sponge time-wasting chore. New dlc pois in new and old map are full of enemy encounters designed to cheese you like it's darksouls. Spend hours learning and memorizing crystal locations from youtube videos just so you can try to not lose in a bad map. Underground ruins filled with a dozen rot kindred that homing one shot you."

Another reads: "The characters and bosses are great but the new "map" is absolutely horrible and is ruining the experience of the game as a whole."

And a third: "Love the bosses and new classes but the new map is just trash. There was Zero NEED to add gaps in the map to kill YOU. You might as well add fall damage to the game.

"That map is NOT FUN!!! It's a freaking chore. I avoided it completely until I am forced to play it to compete certain story lines.

"I am now forced to spend hours memorising the bloody thing because you will literally end up locations you cannot get out because the only bridge is light years away.

"An otherwise great DLC ruined by this nonsense map. EITHER GET RID OF THE MAP, MAKE IT OPTIONAL OR COVER THE GIANT HOLES."

I also spotted a recent positive review that simply read, "the new map is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ terrible but everything's so good."

Not everyone hates the map, and some FromSoftware fans are pointing out that this may be a bit of a skill issue. A recent Reddit thread about the Steam reviews states, "The more I play, the more I feel like it was fantastically designed." And the replies themselves seem divided between acknowledging its flaws and celebrating what they love about it.

As someone who spent last night falling into chasms on this map, I can see both points here. Great Hollow really is beautiful and unique, requiring a very different gameplay flow and better team coordination so you don't all end up separated and confused. But it's pretty challenging to learn, and the only way to learn really is to fail at it a lot. After already putting over 100 hours into Nightreign, I'm not having the best time simultaneously trying to learn all the new bosses, two new characters, and the new map simultaneously - though, I guess you could argue, that's just the FromSoftware experience.

Probably a fix for where the game places you after you fall, and maybe a little bit more clarity on the minimap would solve some of this. We'll keep an eye out for a Nightreign patch to address it. But in the meantime, just keep practicing.

This isn't the first time Nightreign players have used Steam reviews to express their displeasure. Last November, a wave of review bombs complained about the lack of DLC content, just weeks before Forsaken Hollows was announced and released. A more recent patch last week has given some of the Nightfarers who were struggling much-needed buffs. You can check out what we thought of the Elden Ring: Nightreign base game right here.

Rebekah Valentine is a senior reporter for IGN. Got a story tip? Send it to rvalentine@ign.com.

If you're looking for a TV that can serve double duty as an art installation or digital picture frame, then Samsung's "The Frame" series TV is what you're looking for. For a limited time, Woot (owned by Amazon) is offering the lowest prices I've ever seen on brand new 2025 Samsung The Frame LS03F 4K TVs with one year Samsung warranty. The prices are:

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Amazon Prime members get free delivery, otherwise add another $5 for shipping.

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Prime Video has published a batch of first-look images from Invincible Season 4, showing off returning heroes – and a sneak peek at some new villains.

Six images from the hit animated series swooped into the internet today, highlighting the always bloody Mark Grayson ahead of his return to TV screens this March. Everyone from Omni-Man and Allen the Alien to Shapesmith shows up for the new pictures, but it’s the reveal photo for Lee Pace’s (Foundation) Grand Regent Thragg that really steals the show. You can see all six Invincible Season 4 images below.

Invincible comics readers know Thragg as not only the killer ruler of the Viltrum Empire but perhaps the greatest threat Mark will ever meet. He’s as menacing as ever in the Season 4 first look, gliding through space as shadow obscures the details of his face and clothes.

Thragg is certainly the biggest name to join the Invincible animated show adaptation in its 2026 season, but he’s not the only character making an entrance. Also joining the star-studded cast – which includes Steven Yeun as Mark, J.K. Simmons as Omni-Man, Walton Goggins as Cecil, and Gillian Jacobs as Atom Eve – is Danai Gurira (The Walking Dead, Black Panther), who plays Universa. Non-comics readers can spot her taking a mean punch thrown by Atom Eve in the new set of images. We also get to see Mark face off against Dinosaurus.

The Invincible Season 4 gallery is a solid update after the long wait since an October teaser trailer debuted first footage from the next batch of episodes. Despite premiering in just a few months, Amazon and Skybound Entertainment still have yet to announce a specific release date outside of the previously promised March 2026 window.

Invincible Season 4 could start streaming in as soon as a month and a half. While we wait, you can read about why we believe Thragg’s introduction signals the beginning of the end of Mark’s story.

Michael Cripe is a freelance writer with IGN. He's best known for his work at sites like The Pitch, The Escapist, and OnlySP. Be sure to give him a follow on Bluesky (@mikecripe.bsky.social) and Twitter (@MikeCripe).

Amazon and Sony’s live-action God of War show is growing, with Max Parker now attached to play Heimdall, the quick-witted god of foresight and guardian of Asgard.

The Boots and Doctor Who veteran has officially signed on to play the lightning-fast god in the upcoming Prime Video TV adaptation of a classic video game series. He joins the small-but-expanding cast announced last week, which includes Ryan Hurst as Kratos and Teresa Palmer as Sif.

Sonic the Hedgehog has video games, movies, shows, visual novels, comic books, and more, and now, the Sega mascot is running in a new direction with an audio drama series.

The publisher behind the classic video game series announced the fictional narrative podcast in collaboration with podcast media company Realm, promising to tell stories featuring Vector the Crocodile, Espio the Chameleon, and Charmy the Bee. Dubbed Sonic the Hedgehog Presents: The Chaotix Casefiles, the show is set to premiere everywhere podcasts are available, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music, next week, January 27.

The Chaotix Detective Agency is on the case! 🕵️‍♂️ Get ready for a brand-new audio adventure, Sonic the Hedgehog Presents: The Chaotix Casefiles, arriving on 1/27 wherever you listen to podcasts. #ChaotixCaseFiles #SonicTheHedgehog pic.twitter.com/0FRXmRyVs1

— Sonic the Hedgehog (@sonic_hedgehog) January 20, 2026

“For the first time, the Sonic universe comes to life in audio, as Vector the Crocodile, Espio the Chameleon, and Charmy Bee of the Chaotix Detective Agency are tasked with solving their biggest mystery yet,” a summary for the Sonic audio drama series says. “Styled after classic detective radio dramas, the series blends noir-inspired intrigue with Sonic’s signature energy, creating a fresh way for fans to experience the world of Sonic.”

The Sonic the Hedgehog video game voicecast is returning for the action- and saxophone-packed audio drama, with Roger Craig Smith back as Sonic, Keith Silverstein as Vector, Matthew Mercer as Espio, and Colleen O’Shaughnessey as Charmy. Sega says that, in addition to its vibrant detectives, “other fan-favorites” will make special appearances throughout The Chaotix Casefiles' debut season. The first trailer teases a cameo from Doctor Robotnik (a.k.a. Eggman), and it sounds like voice actor Mike Pollock providing his chops, too.

A Sonic audio drama isn’t exactly Sonic Adventure 3, but Sega still brought in some notable talent to bring it to life. Ian Jones-Quartey (OK K.O! Let’s Be Heroes, Steven Universe) is the show’s director, with Dan Jolley (Dying Light, DC Heroes United) credited as lead writer, and Sonic veterans Ian Flynn and Evan Stanley also attached as writers. Grammy and Tony award-winning composer Charlie Rosen created The Chaotix Casefiles’ music. Realm’s Fred Greenhalgh and Dan Brunelle handled sound design and post-production.

Sonic the Hedgehog fans have had plenty to run through the last few years. Highlights in the video game world include heavy hitters like Sonic Frontiers in 2022, Sonic x Shadow Generations in 2024, and Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds in 2025, with offshoots like The Murder of Sonic the Hedgehog helping fill the gaps. In the movie world, Sonic the Hedgehog 3 sped into theaters in late 2024, with a fourth mainline film expected to premiere in March 2027.

Michael Cripe is a freelance writer with IGN. He's best known for his work at sites like The Pitch, The Escapist, and OnlySP. Be sure to give him a follow on Bluesky (@mikecripe.bsky.social) and Twitter (@MikeCripe).

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Dell Outlet just restocked its inventory of refurbished Alienware Aurora R16 RTX 5070 Ti gaming PCs. Currently you can get one for just $1575 with free delivery. Dell Outlet systems have the same 1 year warranty as buying brand new. They're often only available in very small quantities, so it won't be surprising if this configuration sells out quickly. With the recent RTX 5070 Ti shortage scare, prices on both GPUs and prebuilt gaming PCs have skyrocketed. This is a rare opportunity to get a complete system with warranty at a very reasonable price.

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If you’ve been looking to build a PC or want to kick your battlestation up a notch, Newegg has an excellent deal on a motherboard and RAM combo. After you’ve got the rig all set up, you can grab the discounted Razer Orochi V2 Wireless Gaming Mouse to pair with it. But it’s not just PC essentials on sale today; you can score 40% off the TMNT: The Last Ronin Box Set that came out a few months ago, or grab a MicroSD Express Card to load your Switch 2 with games. Check out all the top deals worth considering below:

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Having launched in 2019, Apple TV+ is one of the youngest streaming services available today. Over the years, the Apple-owned platform has grown into a powerhouse of original TV shows, like Ted Lasso and Severance, as well as movies like Killers of the Flower Moon. While it may not release new content at the same pace as something like Netflix, Apple TV+ comes bundled with just about every new Apple device purchase, making it easier than ever to check out its growing library.

Like seemingly every other service on the planet, Apple TV+ recently announced a price increase to its standalone monthly subscription. Below, we'll break down what Apple TV+ is as a service, how much it costs, and how to sign up for a free trial.

Does Apple TV+ Have a Free Trial?

Disney Plus raised the prices for its subscription service plans last year. With the ad-free version of the subscription now costing $18.99 per month, you may be thinking about leaving the service behind.

Although Disney Plus has become the only reliable source for Disney content, including all things Star Wars as well as the MCU, an increaseed cost will likely result in some subscribers leaving the streaming service for an alternative. If you are somebody trying to figure out how to cancel your Disney+ subscription, we've got you covered with step-by-step instructions below as well as potential alternatives.

How to Cancel Disney Plus

Canceling your Disney Plus subscription is really easy. Just follow these steps:

1. Login to our Dinsey Plus account either online or via your moblie app.
2. Select or hover over your 'Profile'
3. Select 'Account' from the Menu
4. Select your subscription under 'Subscription'
5. Select 'Cancel Subscription'
6. Select 'Cancel Subscription' again to officially cancel payments

You can also choose the 'Change Subscription' option to adjust your plan to a cheaper version.

What are Some Good Disney Plus Alternatives?

The Disney+, Hulu, and HBO Max Bundle

The Disney+, Hulu, and HBO Max bundle is by far the overall best bundle to subscribe to with pricing starting at $19.99/month for an ad-supported tier. (Going ad-free on all three platforms will bump up the price to $32.99/month.) If you don't want to lose access to Disney+, this bundle is overall the best deal in streaming.

Since its beginning in the streaming world back in 2007, Netflix has been a pioneer and a primetime player that brought us quality, original shows (Squid Game, Stranger Things, The Witcher) and movies (The Irishman, All Quiet on the Western Front, Marriage Story) to remember.

As streaming has evolved and changed throughout the years, streaming services have also been changing in structure, content rights, and pricing. Despite the increase in competition (and prices), Netflix does not offer any sort of free trial. Even though the service does have a free trial page in the Netflix help center, it simply states that Netflix does not offer free trials and points to links on how to change your Netflix plan or cancel your Netflix membership.

Can You Get Netflix for Free in Other Ways?

Although Netflix doesn't have a free trial directly, you can still technically get free Netflix through other means. The only true "free" option available is T-Mobile's Netflix on Us benefit that offers a free Netflix when you sign up for certain Go5G plans of the service. Both Verizon and Comcast offer subscription bundles that can help reduce the overall cost of Netflix, but these plans don't give you the service for no additional cost.

Outside of these options, there's also the Xfinity streamer bundle, which allows you to bundle the service with various other streaming services. It's one of the only streaming bundles currently available where Netflix is included.