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• Deadpool & Wolverine 4K UHD - Wolverine Steelbook - $65.99
• Deadpool & Wolverine 4K UHD - Deadpool Steelbook - $65.99
• Deadpool & Wolverine 4K UHD - $49.99
• Deadpool & Wolverine Blu-ray - $40.99
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Preorders are also live for the standard 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD editions of the film. In case it's your retailer of choice, or if Amazon happens to sell out between now and release, Walmart has also opened up preorders for the film. Additionally, UK preorders are available for £35, with a release date set for November 4—just a few weeks after the US launch.

Alongside the 4K and Blu-ray discs, and the Steelbook, physical editions come with several hours of extra bonus content, including a gag reel. The synopsis for the film's Blu-ray release also reads: "Marvel Studios presents their most significant mistake to date – “Deadpool & Wolverine.” A listless Wade Wilson toils away in civilian life. His days as the morally flexible mercenary, Deadpool, behind him. When his homeworld faces an existential threat, Wade must reluctantly suit up again with an even more reluctantlier… reluctanter? Reluctantest? He must convince a reluctant Wolverine to… oh hell, just watch the movie. Synopses are stupid."

If you're wondering how and where you can watch Deadpool & Wolverine online, we've also got you covered. Deadpool & Wolverine is now available to rent or buy on digital streaming platforms. It will eventually be released on Disney+, as the movie is produced and distributed by Disney.

Disney has yet to announce a streaming release date for Deadpool & Wolverine. The three latest MCU movies to hit streaming — The Marvels, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, and Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania — all came to Disney+ 89 days after their theatrical debuts. Should the distributor follow suit here, Deadpool & Wolverine would come to Disney+ on October 23.

Another big upcoming 4K UHD/Blu-ray release is the Pulp Fiction 30th Anniversary Collector’s Edition. There's a pop-up slipcover that deserves some extra attention. It folds out into a pop-up-book-style display depicting the dancing scene between Uma Thurman and Travolta’s characters at Jack Rabbit Slim’s.

The whole film is iconic: it's violent, filled with expletive-riddled banter that only Tarantino could write, and an absolute ‘90s masterpiece. If Pulp Fiction holds a special place in your movie-loving heart, it's another superb 4K UHD release to consider going into the holiday season.

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The Arcade1Up Claw Machine sits at just over 5-feet high, which is actually about a foot shorter than some of the commercial machines you'd find at your local grocery store or arcade. It's also $500, much cheaper than the prices of commercial ones, which cost upward of $1,000. This model includes a light-up marquee, a light-up button, and a ceiling light that give it that authentic arcade look and feel. You also get 12 starter capsules that you can choose to fill with candy, cheap LEGO sets, or anything else you can stuff in a little ball. You can also fill the machine with your favorite Pokemon plushies, if that's what you're into.

You'll also be able to control the difficulty with three different modes to choose from. You can set the claw on easy, medium, or scam mode. So if you want the true authentic claw machine experience, you can choose to scam yourself with a frustratingly loose claw that somehow can't figure out how to hold onto anything.

What Is Amazon's Preorder Price Guarantee?

If you've never actually preordered anything from Amazon before, it's worth noting that this item includes Amazon's preorder price guarantee. According to Amazon's own help page, this means that if the price decreases between now and when the item ships, you'll pay the lowest price. So in this case, if there ends up being a discount that drops the price of this claw machine below $499, then you will only pay that lower price even if you preorder now.

The Conjuring Movies

The Conjuring universe is surprisingly large, and if you’re just entering the series for the first time, it can be a pretty confusing timeline. There are a total of 9 movies you can watch right now, including The Conjuring, Annabelle, and The Nun films. A fourth and final Conjuring movie is hitting theaters next year.

If you include all nine movies and the five shorts in your streaming marathon, you can potentially watch all of the Conjuring movies in just under 16 and a half hours.

The Child's Play Movies

Chucky is another iconic slasher that just won't give up. There are currently eight Child's Play movies and a Chucky TV series with three seasons. If creepy dolls are up your alley, then we suggest starting with the original 1988 film and working your way through the series. You can also include the 2019 reboot, but it doesn't fit directly on the Child's Play timeline.

If you're planning on binge-watching all eight of the Chucky films, it will take you just over 11 hours and 40 minutes to get through them all, and that's not counting the TV series.

The Halloween Movies

Yet another classic slasher series, and perhaps the best one for an October binge-watch, the Halloween films feature Michael Myers in his iconic mask, brutally murdering people. If you're hoping to watch the Halloween movies in chronological order, however, we regret to inform you that the timeline is incredibly complicated. The Michael Myers universe can be split into five different timelines.

Watching all 13 Halloween movies is a challenge we'd only pose to the truly hardcore. For a more casual marathon, we suggest starting with the original 1978 film and then moving on to the newer trilogy. If you do want to try to watch all 13 of the Halloween movies, it will take you over 20 and half hours to do so.

The Scream Movies

If you're looking for a horror movie marathon that doesn't take itself too seriously, watching all the Scream movies in order is a great way to do so. Scream 7 is set to arrive in 2026, so if you want to watch all 6 of the Ghostface movies in marathon form before then, it will take you a little over 11 and half hours. Here's where you can watch all of the Scream movies online.

A Nightmare On Elm Street Movies

If you do a Friday the 13th movie marathon, then you're going to end up with a Freddy vs. Jason match up. If you'd prefer just a Freddy movie marathon, you'll be happy to hear there are currently 9 films in the series. Although it's been almost 13 years since we've had a Freddy movie, the franchise is still iconic enough to be worthy of movie marathon status.

If you're trying to watch all of the A Nightmare on Elm Street movies in order, it will take you just a little over 14 hours to get through all of them.

The Saw Movies

Before Insidious or The Conjuring, iconic horror filmmaker James Wan worked alongside Leigh Wannell on the gore-centric Saw franchise. There are currently 10 total movies across the Saw timeline, though without Tobin Bell appearing as Jigsaw, Spiral: From the Book of Saw is a bit of an outlier.

If you think you have the stomach to watch all the Saw movies in one go, it will take a little over 16 hours to do so. You can see our guide to where to watch the Saw movies online to get started.

More Horror Movie Binges

We have plenty more suggestions about what to watch during 2024's spooky season. Whether you're looking for a slasher binge or just want some vampire action in your life, these lists should help get you on the right track:

• The Best Slasher Movies
• The Best Vampire Movies
• The Best Werewolf Movies
• The Best Witch Movies

You can also check out our list of the best movie marathons in general for some non-spooky options.

When Will Beetlejuice 2 Arrive on Max?

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice will eventually be available to stream on Max, rather than Netflix or Disney Plus. While we don't have an exact release streaming release date, you can likely expect the film to arrive on Max sometime after Halloween. This would put a Max streaming release date estimate at the beginning of November 2024.

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice 4K and Blu-ray Is Up for Preorder

If you're hoping to add the Beetlejuice sequel to your movie collection, you can now preorder the limited edition steelbook and Blu-ray. There is not yet a release date available. See our guide to upcoming Blu-ray releases for details.

Where to Watch the First Beetlejuice Movie

The first Beetlejuice movie is currently available to stream with a Max subscription, but you can also rent the film from Prime Video, Apple TV, Google Play, and various other digital movie vendors.

What Is Beetlejuice 2 About?

The sequel film takes place decades after the original and is centered around the same family. Here's the official synopsis from Warner Bros:

After an unexpected family tragedy, three generations of the Deetz family return home to Winter River. Still haunted by Beetlejuice, Lydia's life is turned upside down when her rebellious teenage daughter, Astrid, discovers the mysterious model of the town in the attic and the portal to the Afterlife is accidentally opened. With trouble brewing in both realms, it's only a matter of time until someone says Beetlejuice's name three times and the mischievous demon returns to unleash his very own brand of mayhem.

Beetlejuice 2 Cast

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice was directed by Tim Burton and stars the following actors:

• Michael Keaton as Beetlejuice
• Winona Ryder as Lydia Deetz
• Catherine O'Hara as Delia Deetz
• Jenna Ortega as Astrid Deetz
• Justin Theroux as Rory
• Willem Dafoe as Wolf Jackson
• Monica Belluci as Delores

Beetlejuice 2 Rating and Runtime

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is Rated PG-13 for violent content, macabre and bloody imagery, strong language, and some brief drug use. The film runs for a total of 1 hour and 44 minutes including credits.

Does Beetlejuice 2 Have a Post Credits Scene?

There is not a post or mid-credits scene at the end of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, so you don't need to stick around in theaters after the credits start rolling. You can check out our guide to the Beetlejuice 2 ending for more info on what happens next.

If you're looking to save on an Xbox controller, there are quite a few deals worth checking out right now. Some of our favorites at the moment are over at Amazon, where you can score options like the Robot White and Shock Blue controllers for just $43.93. You can see even more of our favorite controller deals below.

More Xbox Controller Deals

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Get 36% Off the Razer Kaira Pro Wireless Headset & More Deals

Does your family complain when you stay up playing loud shooters late into the night? They'll stop complaining if you pick up an Xbox headset that lets no one but you hear the delightful explosions you cause on the screen. Right now, you can get 13% off the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 MAX wireless headset and 36% off the Razer Kaira Pro wireless headset at Amazon. To see even more gaming headsets on sale, visit our roundup of the best gaming headset deals.

What is Xbox's Recent Controversy?

The recent discomfored surrounding Xbox can be isolated to a recent round of brutal layoffs. Microsoft is closing a number of Bethesda studios, including Redfall maker Arkane Austin, Hi-Fi Rush and The Evil Within developer Tango Gameworks, and more in devastating cuts at Bethesda. Alpha Dog Games, maker of mobile game Mighty Doom, will also close. Roundhouse Studios will be absorbed by The Elder Scrolls Online developer ZeniMax Online Studios. Microsoft, currently valued at over $3 trillion, did not say how many staff will lose their jobs, but significant layoffs are inevitable.

Microsoft's announcement of the cuts at Bethesda come over three months after the company announced plans to cut 1,900 staff from its video game workforce, and amid a boom time for Bethesda's Fallout series following the breakout hit Prime Video TV show.

Is Call of Duty Black Ops 6 Coming to Xbox Game Pass?

Microsoft has confirmed the arrival of Call of Duty Black Ops 6 day-one on Xbox Game Pass. Microsoft made the announcement alongside the release of a live-action reveal trailer called 'The Truth Lies'. In it we see world leaders including Bill Clinton, Margaret Thatcher, George H. W. Bush, Colin Powell, and Saddam Hussein, delivering cryptic speeches. Black Ops 6 will be set during the events of the Gulf War during the early '90s.

Is Call of Duty Black Ops 6 300GB?

Activision has also clarified that Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 won’t actually require a 300 GB download despite previous messaging. Players began to panic about the size of this year’s Call of Duty after noticing its Xbox store page.

At the time, the page listed that the game would require a 309.85 GB download for those hoping to hop into the post-Cold War first-person shooter when it launches this fall. That'll put a pretty big dent in the hard drive of most PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X | S consoles, so players were, understandably, very concerned.

When Should I Buy an Xbox?

In general, it is advisable to keep an eye out for sales and restocks throughout the year, as availability has improved since the initial launch of the console. Unlike the Nintendo Switch, there is no specific recommendation to wait for a sale regardless of the time of year. Instead, it's a good idea to monitor various retailers and online platforms for restock announcements and promotional offers.

However, certain events like Black Friday or other holiday seasons may bring about unique bundles, discounts, or promotional deals specifically for the Xbox Series X. These bundles may include additional games, accessories, or exclusive limited editions. While quantities for such promotions might be limited, they can provide an opportunity to get more value for your purchase. See our guide to Xbox Series X prices for more info.

Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S?

Choosing between the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S ultimately depends on your gaming preferences, budget, and specific requirements. Let's compare the two consoles to help you make an informed decision:

1. Performance: The Xbox Series X is the more powerful option, offering native 4K gaming, higher graphical fidelity, and faster loading times. It has more advanced hardware, including a larger storage capacity. On the other hand, the Xbox Series S targets a lower price point and offers a less powerful performance, targeting 1440p resolution gaming and upscaling to 4K.

2. Price: The Xbox Series S is more affordable compared to the Xbox Series X. If budget is a significant factor for you, the Xbox Series S provides a cost-effective option while still delivering a next-generation gaming experience. For example, the Series S can play Starfield at 1440p 30fps (vs 4K 30fps on Series X).

3. Storage: The Xbox Series X comes with a larger internal storage capacity, allowing you to store more games directly on the console. The Xbox Series S, however, has a smaller storage capacity, which means you may need to manage your game library more actively or rely on external storage solutions.

4. Disc Drive: The Xbox Series X includes a disc drive, enabling you to play physical game discs and enjoy a wider range of media options, including Blu-ray and DVD playback. The Xbox Series S, in contrast, is a digital-only console, meaning you can only play games downloaded from the digital store.

5. Graphics and Performance: While both consoles support ray tracing, the Xbox Series X provides a more immersive and visually impressive experience due to its superior hardware capabilities. If you prioritize cutting-edge graphics and want the best performance available, the Xbox Series X is the preferable choice.

Consider your gaming preferences, budget, and whether you prioritize top-of-the-line performance or cost-effectiveness. If you have a 4K TV, want the most powerful console, and are willing to invest more, the Xbox Series X is the recommended option. If you have a lower budget, a 1080p or 1440p TV, and don't mind sacrificing some performance, the Xbox Series S offers excellent value for money.

With how expensive gaming is getting in 2024, we're trying to save you as much money as possible on the games and other tech you actually want to buy. We've got great deal roundups available for all major platforms such as Switch and Xbox, and keep these updated daily with brand new offers. If you're trying to keep costs down while maintaining your favorite hobby, stay tuned for more incredible discounts.

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In other Xbox controller news, the Ghost Cipher transparent controller also recently went up for preorder at Amazon, listed for $69.99. It’ll release on October 10, and look rather amazing if you ask me. If you have been loving Xbox’s venture into OG Xbox 2000’s nostalgia territory, the new gamepad style should certainly be tickling your fancy.

Other notable big deals right now include the Meta Quest 3 discount that I’m going absolutely barmy for. It’s a massive deal, especially since it includes Batman Arkham Shadow bundled in with it now. The 512GB version is also down $499 at Amazon, a significant $150 off its original price.

Another of our favorite offers right now is on three month Game Pass Ultimate memberships, which are down to just $36.49. With a price hike now in effect for Game Pass users, there's no better time to stack these codes so you can play all of their newly-announced games the day they're available. It ultimately saves you $23.48 versus the new price for Game Pass Ultimate monthly, which is well worth taking advantage of.

If you're looking for even more game deals, you've come to the right place. We have a variety of video game roundups to check out that are chock-full of discounts for each platform, including a breakdown of the best PlayStation deals, the best Xbox deals, and the best Nintendo Switch deals.

We also have an overall look at the best video game deals, if you'd prefer to see the highlights for each console. Another great place to look for gaming deals is our Daily Deals roundup, which also features some excellent tech deals.

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This sleek new release follows in the footsteps of the Sky Cipher Special Edition, evoking nostalgia for the original Xbox era of the early 2000s. This is currently the best deal available for the new controller, and the best place to order is still Amazon.

For more deals going into Black Friday and October Prime Day, or if you're interested in the PS5 30th Anniversary Edition preorders on October 10, ensure you're following @IGNUKDeals on Twitter/X.

Reminder: Amazon won't charge you a penny until the controller ships, so you can secure your preorder now and still change your mind before release day.

There’s also a huge discount on Xbox Controllers that should tickle your fancy, especially as it’s unlikely we’ll see a better deal before Black Friday at the end of November. Controllers are also down to just £39.99 at Amazon, which is up to £25 off the list price, and a pretty excellent deal all things considered (it even price matches the Black Friday offer from last year).

If you’ve been after a new gamepad, or you’re looking for a nice gift going into the festivities, this is a perfect price. This is especially true since there’s every colour going in the deal, like Shock Blue, Pulse Red, Electric Volt, Astral Purple, and more. I recently bought my partner the lovely Deep Pink, which she absolutely loves.

• Shock Blue - £39.99
• Pulse Red - £39.99
• Electric Volt - £39.99
• Xbox Green - £39.99
• Deep Pink - £39.99

Other notable big deals right now include the Meta Quest 3 discount that I’m going absolutely barmy for. It’s a massive deal, especially since it includes Batman Arkham Shadow bundled in with it now. ICYMI the discount, you can grab it for just £409.99 for the 128GB version, or £464 for 512GB in the UK. In the US, the 512GB version is also down $499 at Amazon, a significant $150 off its original price. Also in the US, Lenovo currently has Xbox Controllers for $39 with code XBOXMODE.

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• See for PS5 - £53.99
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The new installment brings the sub-series up to the early 1990s, with in-game representations of world leaders like George H. W. Bush, Saddam Husseine, and Margaret Thatcher. As usual, it will include a single-player campaign, multiplayer, and zombies.

Activision also recently announced all the changes coming to Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Multiplayer based on feedback to the recent beta. Black Ops 6, due out October 25, has Multiplayer developed by Treyarch, with the Campaign developed by Warzone developer Raven.

Treyarch also weighed in on the ongoing community debate regarding the map sizes, following the beta's focus on smaller, more chaotic close-quarters maps. Treyarch emphasized that most of the 12 core 6v6 maps available at launch will be medium-sized, explaining that the eight maps featured in the beta "trended smaller" and included some Strike maps, which support 2v2 to 6v6 gameplay.

Other top deals in the UK right now include Meta Quest 3 headsets getting a significant discount at Amazon. You can pick up a 512GB VR headset with Batman Arkham Shadow included for free at just £469, over £150 off the RRP. Amazon has also dropped the price of an Xbox Controller down to just £39.99 right before October Prime Day.

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The original trading card playing experience, Magic: The Gathering established so many norms that we take for granted today. Plains, Swamps, Forests, Mountains, Islands – these were the lands you drew power from, to call angels, demons, zombies, orcs, goblins, and enchanted creatures to your side. The benefits of picking up Magic: The Gathering now, nearly 30 years into its run, are the same as the drawbacks: It's just so big at this point. There's a lot to explore and play with, but it can be intimidating and overwhelming to learn it from scratch. As was true back when I started playing, the best way to learn is not by reading the instruction booklet that comes with every starter deck, but by having a friend walk you through a match.

You can check out our guide to all of the upcoming MTG releases coming in 2024 and beyond.

Pokémon TCG

Still popular after all these years, Pokemon TCG started in 1996. Its cards in America were originally published by Wizards of the Coast, the same company that published Magic: The Gathering. Pokemon's fan base has always been more collector-heavy than player-heavy, but this has been especially true in recent years, as the value of Pokemon cards has continued to go up. (Most famously in 2021, Logan Paul paid $5.27 million for a Grade 10 Pokemon Illustrator card, which he occasionally wears around his neck when he wrestles in WWE.) Beyond this, there's an appealing simplicity to Pokemon, in that your turn is largely your own; you aren't overlapping moves or playing over your opponent's turn, which makes things a lot more streamlined.

You can check out our guide to all of the upcoming Pokemon TCG releases coming in 2024 and beyond.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game

Recognized in 2009 by Guinness as the highest-selling trading card game in the world, Yu-Gi-Oh! popularized chains as a gameplay mechanic, and it was considerably more chaotic than its predecessors. You're often countering and making significant moves during your opponent's turn in addition to your own, and on its highest levels, the victor can be determined on a starting hand and who goes first. Your enjoyment will largely depend on who you learn from, especially if you're coming into the game cold.

The Newcomers

The seven TCGs below might not have the decades-long legacies of the Big Three, but they're making plenty of noise and are worth checking out.

Digimon TCG

Newly revamped for 2020, Digimon's main draw is its progression: Hatch an egg, have it undergo Digivolution (which allows you to improve upon your Digimon's stats), and move it to the Battle Area to attack your opponent. It is still a newer TCG game, relatively speaking, which means that it doesn't have the legacy baggage of the prior three. The community is notably welcoming and open to new innovations, and the metagame is diverse and still in the process of being defined.

Netrunner

Set in a cyberpunk dystopia, Netrunner, which pits hackers against a faceless corporate entity, has a long, complex history. The original physical card game came out in 1996, and it was revamped and released as Android: Netrunner in 2012. Today, it currently exists as an ongoing fan project. Non-profit game publisher Null Signal Games releases new starter and expansion sets, and the PDFs are all available on a pay-what-you-want basis. These new sets are also compatible with the prior Android: Netrunner sets, and everything, from the artwork to the new mechanics, feels legitimate and true to form.

Disney Lorcana

When Disney commits to something, they go full throttle. Disney Lorcana, which draws from over 100 years of Disney animated history, takes full advantage of the nostalgia and sea of creative properties inherent in its brand. Instead of land, you summon with ink, and true to Disney's family-friendly image, you accumulate 20 points instead of decimating your opponent's life to win. There are currently over 600 different cards in print between the starter set and the two expansions. The newest expansion, Chapter 4: Ursula's Return, launched on May 31.

Marvel Champions: The Card Game

Name recognition goes a long way. In Marvel Champions, select the specific Marvel superhero that you want to play. Then, team up with other players and work through different scenarios, in which you defeat villains and foil their schemes. The Core set starts you with five different selectable heroes: Iron Man, Black Panther, Spider-Man, Captain Marvel, and She-Hulk. Subsequent Expansion packs give you prebuilt decks that allow you to play as over 30 additional characters and face additional villains with different storylines. It's among one of our favorite Marvel card games available.

Arkham Horror: The Card Game

Inspired by the 1981 horror RPG Call of Cthulhu, Arkham Horror is a supernatural, Lovecraftian mystery game. It puts you in the shoes of an investigator, who must work through a creepy horror scenario and emerge with their body and sanity intact. You start by choosing an investigator: a Guardian, Seeker, Rogue, Mystic, Survivor, or Neutral, each of which has its specific strengths and weaknesses. Then, you investigate missing people, creepy cults, rumors of a lost ancient city, and more. It's all very evocative and tentacled. It's a great RPG card game worth getting into

Star Wars Unlimited

Star Wars: Unlimited is a brand new card game, but the established pre-existing universe of Star Wars makes this an excellent place to start; its longevity is nearly guaranteed, given the franchise's popularity. You play as a leader of your respective faction – the starter set includes Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader. Then you wage war, sending out droids and troops or using Force powers until one base is destroyed. The current set, Spark of Rebellion, focuses largely on the events of the original trilogy. The most recent expansion set, Shadows of the Galaxy, focuses on the criminal underbelly of the galaxy, and features mercenaries and bounty hunters.

Flesh and Blood

The creators of Flesh and Blood are traditionalists; they designed their game to be played in person – hence, in “Flesh and Blood” – rather than an online format. The game is fantasy-themed, and you have a hero who falls into one of 11 classes: Assassin, Brute, Guardian, Illusionist, Mechanologist, Merchant, Ninja, Ranger, Runeblade, Warrior, or Wizard. You equip your hero, build a deck around them, and send them into battle with spells, blows, and counterblows at the ready.

Kevin Wong is a contributing freelancer for IGN, specializing in LEGO and Card Games. His byline has appeared in numerous publications, including Complex, Engadget, Vice, Playboy, Gamespot, Popverse, and Kotaku. A pop culture aficionado, Kevin has written long-form features on a wide range of subjects, including movies and television, video games, professional wrestling, comics, and emerging tech. He lives in New York with his wife and son. Follow him on Twitter at @kevinjameswong.