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GTA 6 Development Footage Leaks Online Before Being Scrubbed From the Internet — but It Didn't Reveal Much at All and We've Even Seen Part of It Before in an Official Screenshot

Grand Theft Auto 6 work-in-progress development footage appeared online over the weekend before it was scrubbed from the internet. But while Rockstar’s hotly anticipated sequel has suffered substantial and damaging leaks in the past, this latest leak is anything but.

Eagle-eyed leak hunters uncovered an animation reel uploaded to Vimeo by a developer who has worked on a number of Rockstar games. In it were three snippets of development footage apparently showing GTA 6 (they were indeed labeled as such).

As you’d expect, the video was pulled from Vimeo, but the internet noticed and so the GTA 6 clips are doing the rounds. There are three separate clips, each brief and showing animations on what looks like a test map.

The first shows a male character removing and inserting a bike into a rental bicycle rack. We see the word ‘LomBike’ on the frame of the bike, which is probably a parody of real life LimeBike rental bicycles. No big surprise there for GTA 6! And we even saw this bike rental system in an official GTA 6 screenshot released by Rockstar earlier this year.

The other two, similarly brief clips, show a female character, presumably Lucia, getting out the back of a pickup truck in various stages. Again, nothing to write home about.

In truth, these very brief animation clips do hint at what we can expect from GTA 6 when it eventually comes out, but they tell us nothing we didn't already know. Of course you'll be able to rent bikes in GTA 6; it was right there in the screenshot, above. And of course you'll be able to jump off a pick up truck. This is GTA 6 we're talking about!

And let’s remember that when you’re actually playing GTA 6, you'll see these animations in finished form — wonderfully detailed and high quality as you’d expect from Rockstar.

This real leak comes hot on the heels of a viral AI-generated GTA 6 gameplay leak whose creator claimed was all part of a social experiment. In lieu of Rockstar's GTA 6 Trailer 3, fans are certainly on edge. We’ve got plenty more on GTA 6 in the meantime, including how the internet reacted to the GTA 6 delay, and why it’s no surprise it was delayed in the first place.

Cyber Monday is your last chance to secure the best offers of the year before the holidays. If you're on the hunt for some last minute deals, we're actively rounding up the strongest Cyber Monday discounts, and you can all our top picks and price drops in IGN's comprehensive Cyber Monday hub.

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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The Best Magic: The Gathering Commander Deck Deals for Cyber Monday

Commander is Magic: The Gathering’s most popular format, giving players 100-card decks helmed by a powerful legendary creature with a game plan built around that card’s abilities, and it’s never been easy to get into.

That’s because Wizards of the Coast regularly prints preconstructed Commander decks that are a great way to jump in or try a new playstyle, and as part of Cyber Monday, we’ve found plenty worth a look at steep discounts.

From Universes Beyond to Magic’s own characters, here are our picks. And, don’t forget we have a guide to the best Magic Commander Decks around right now.

Final Fantasy

Kicking off with Universes Beyond: Final Fantasy, the June 2025 set defied expectations and set new records for Magic.

It doesn’t hurt that all four Commander Decks are pretty great, and while they did balloon in price for a time, fresh printings mean they’re easier to get hold of again.

We ranked the decks already, but they’re all solid. Counter Blitz arguably comes out on top, but it can be complex for newer players. Still, every deck is worth a look for fans of Final Fantasy 6, Final Fantasy 7, Final Fantasy X, and Final Fantasy XIV.

Fallout

Another Universes Beyond set, if you’re a big fan of Bethesda’s post-apocalyptic RPG series and want to start playing Magic, then this is a great place to start.

We’ve found discounts on the Scrappy Survivors Commander deck, starring Dogmeat, Ever Loyal, which involves sending things to the graveyard and then pulling them out again, as well as the Token-generating Hail, Caesar deck, which sees you sacrificing cards for value.

Tarkir Dragonstorm

Tarkir: Dragonstorm was a fantastic set when it comes to Commander Decks, with a whopping five on offer to represent each of the realm’s clans.

There is a bundle that includes all five, but it’s increased in price in the last day or so. Thankfully, there are still sizeable savings on Temur Roar, Mardu Surge, Sultai Arisen, Jeskai Striker, and Abzan Armor.

Starter Commander Decks

Magic: The Gathering’s 2022 Commander Decks were intended to be played by newcomers, and as a result, they all pair nicely with each other to offer a relatively even playing field.

With that in mind, you can’t go wrong with any of them. While they’re up for $25 right now, these have fluctuated in price massively.

I’ve got a soft spot for Draconic Destruction - it was my first Commander Deck and still holds its own, with solid upgrade potential, too.

Bloomburrow

Don’t let Bloomburrow’s adorable creatures fool you - its Commander Decks are plenty powerful, and they’re seeing some discounts, too.

While you can save 5% on Animated Army and 18% on Peace Offering, Family Matters is down to just $33.45 and is well worth a look.

Can’t decide? A bundle including all four Bloomburrow decks (including Squirrelled Away, which often sells for $70-80 on its own) is reduced by 26%, making each deck $34.87.

Lloyd Coombes is an experienced freelancer in tech, gaming and fitness seen at Polygon, Eurogamer, Macworld, TechRadar and many more. He's a big fan of Magic: The Gathering and other collectible card games, much to his wife's dismay.

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The Best Nintendo Deals for Cyber Monday 2025: Discounts on Switch Consoles, Games, and More

Cyber Monday 2025 is finally here, and that signals the final hours of the November-Black Friday-Cyber Weekend deals that just never seem to end! Well, that's good for anyone who has missed out on these Nintendo Switch 2 deals until now, as you've got one last chance to save before the deals disappear forever... or at least until late next year.

The Best Switch 2 Cyber Monday Deals

If you're looking for the best Cyber Monday deal recommendations for Switch 2, then you've come to the right place. A lot of Nintendo discounts have come and gone in the chunky sale period, but there are still new deals popping up every day that are well worth checking out. Here's what I'd suggest picking up before the end of Cyber Monday.

Switch 2 + Mario Kart World Cyber Monday Deal

Walmart has dropped a surprisingly brilliant Cyber Monday deal, and knocked $50 off the Switch 2's Mario Kart World Bundle. It's the first and only discount the Nintendo Switch 2 has had since it launched earlier this year. At $449.99, the standalone MSRP for the Switch 2, Walmart is effectively offering Mario Kart World at no additional cost, rather than the modest $30 bundle saving originally signposted.

To access the offer, shoppers must be signed in to a Walmart account, a requirement tied to the console's high demand. Adding the bundle to the basket automatically applies the $50 reduction. If stock holds, buyers can choose home delivery or collect the console from a nearby Walmart store.

Switch 2 256GB MicroSD Card for $39

Are you the proud owner of a new Nintendo Switch 2? Would you like to install a lot more games on your shiny device? Then I've got some excellent news. The most affordable Switch 2 memory card is down to just $39 as part of Nintendo's official Cyber Monday sale. That's a $20 discount, and the best price we've ever seen on the handy little microSDs.

A quick reminder that these are "microSD Express" cards, and it's the only expandable storage solution available for Switch 2 users. This is the best deal of the year on these, so I'd pick one up now before the prices dramatically rise again (like they always do!).

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds (Upgrade to Switch 2!)

Now lets talk games. My favorite game that is still available to buy in the sale, and trust me there were a lot (but loads are also now very out of stock), is Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds. Trust me on this, even if you're picking up Mario Kart, get this as well. It takes a little more time to get into the rhythm of, so it's less of an easy party game, but once it clicks, boy is it a ride.

Not only that, but CrossWorlds is getting its very own Switch 2 upgrade soon, so you can fully take advantage of the game's pretty graphics, slick tracks, and smooth racing gameplay. It's a $10 upgrade if you do go for it, taking your total cost to $40 after picking up the game as well, but that's a whole lot better than the $70 they'll be charging for it on December 4.

GameStop Buy 2, Get 1 Free Sale on Pre-Owned Games

Okay so this techinically isn't a single deal to add to your basket, but it's well worth including. One thing I'm noticing right now is with how the world is (you know), and how short on money we all are (you know why), it's a little hard to justify paying $70 for games new, or even $80, if you're Mario Kart World or, checks notes, The Outer Worlds 2? Oh wait, that jokes outdated, Microsoft went back on that.

Still! My point stands, games are pricey as all hell these days. Back when I was younger, I went all out for preowned games, but somehow became a little hesitant of them as I grew older. These days, they are looking mighty fine again. And while I don't love GameStop, it's ongoing Buy 2 Get 1 Free Cyber Sale is rather excellent, and even includes Switch 2 games. The only catch is, like most of these other deals, that is ends TODAY. So, buckle up, and bag some cool games. Cheapest one is free, so choose wisely, friends.

Star Wars Outlaws - Gold Edition for $30

Somehow, Star Wars Outlaws returned. Hey, even a 7/10 game can be worth $30! Listen we all like to dog on this game, but I truely think there's a lot of fun to be had with Outlaws. Sure, it's got a bad rap, but you're actually getting so much genuinely great Star Wars content, it's no joke.

If anything, I really think it's worth a go for anyone who was ever on the fence about buying it for whatever console you're playing it on. I think it's a great pick for anyone on Switch 2, especially since it's dropped further in the sales, down from $60 to $40 last week, and now just $30 at Amazon for Cyber Monday. That's a great deal!

Final Fantasy I-VI Pixel Collection for $40

Listen, it feels like I've been going on about this deal for weeks (because I have), but it's still available despite high interest and it being one of the most popular games for IGN readership this month. At $39.99, that's the lowest price we've ever seen it, and I really think it's worth picking up at that price.

Breaking it down, and the value is still absurd on this deal. Based on HowLongToBeat times, you’re looking at roughly 30 cents per hour of classic Final Fantasy if you work through the whole bundle.

As I mentioned, it's the best price ever on this collection, so you're getting the best deal possible (backed up by trusted price trackers like CamelCamelCamel).

Switch 2 512GB MicroSD Card for $75

Yeah, it's another great Switch 2 microSD card deal! This is another one of the most popular items purchased by IGN readers during the Black Friday sale period, and it remains one of the best deals going for Cyber Monday as well. It's your last chance to pick up it in the sale, and I even think this is a better deal that the $39 256GB card I was discussing a little further up.

Sonic X Shadow Generations for $25

Sonic X Shadow Generations featured in my top picks from last year, and it's absolutely worth playing for just $25 on Switch 2. IMO, It's worth it for just the Shadow Generations levels alone.

I loved every minute with this game, and I even bought it again for my Steam Deck to play on the go. Trust, I may also end up buying it again on my Switch 2 if I'm feeling extra saucy. Play this game! It's brilliant! Yes, I am a Sonic fanboy, and I always will be.

Tempered Glass Screen Protector for Switch 2 for $7

Proud owner of a new Switch 2? Wait... I've already done that bit. Is your Switch 2 at risk of getting nasty stratched because you're a weirdo who keeps it next to their keys, and doesn't use a carry case?

Well, maybe not. But still, if you want that extra level of protection for your hybrid console, this is the best deal going on trusted screen protector brands at Amazon. For $7, you get two tempered glass screen protectors, and you never have to worry about your Switch 2 screen again. Huzzah!

Switch 2 1TB MicroSD Card for $170

Okay, okay, it's the last one, I promise. Well, it's the last deal, and the final Switch 2 microSD card offer I mention as well. Sure, I could've just lumped them all into one section, but where's the fun in that? It just would've ended up being a bulky section where I discuss the value of buying the 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB card options in the sale, and then you would've missed out on the rest of the deals after getting bored. The 512GB is still the best deal, by the way, but if you want something that will basically cover your for the entire Switch 2 lifecycle, this is it.

Robert Anderson is Senior Commerce Editor and IGN's resident deals expert on games, collectibles, trading card games, and more. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter/X or Bluesky.

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If You Call This Number From Stranger Things Season 5, You'll Get a Message From the Hawkins Police Dept Looking for Jane Hopper

If you call the number on the “missing teen” poster in Stranger Things Season 5, it has a message from the “Hawkins Police Dept” looking for Jane Hopper, fans have confirmed.

The missing poster in question appears during Season 5, Episode 1, as the military hunts Eleven, played by Millie Bobby Brown, down. On the poster, displayed in Hawkins High School, an Indiana area code phone number can be seen (Hawkins is a fictional town but it is meant to be set in Indiana).

The Stranger Things Season 5 ‘missing teen’ poster phone number:

  • 765-303-2020

This number actually works (we’ve verified it). It triggers a fictional answer from the Hawkins Police Department in which callers are told that “due to the recent 7.4 magnitude earthquake, Hawkins is currently under lockdown to ensure the safety of our residents." There’s an Emergency Task Force that’s working with the police to track down Jane Hopper as “a priority,” callers are told. "We urge you, as a responsible citizen of Hawkins, to assist in our search to locate her," the message concludes.

This fun real-world Easter egg ties in directly with the plot of Season 5, described as follows:

The fall of 1987. Hawkins is scarred by the opening of the Rifts, and our heroes are united by a single goal: find and kill Vecna. But he has vanished — his whereabouts and plans unknown. Complicating their mission, the government has placed the town under military quarantine and intensified its hunt for Eleven, forcing her back into hiding. As the anniversary of Will’s disappearance approaches, so does a heavy, familiar dread. The final battle is looming — and with it, a darkness more powerful and more deadly than anything they’ve faced before. To end this nightmare, they’ll need everyone — the full party — standing together, one last time.

It turns out this number has been doing the rounds since January, when it appeared on a social media post promoting Stranger Things. It worked then, too, fans found, returning the same message and setting up the events to come.

Stranger Things Season 5 debuts on Netflix in three parts, with the first four episodes arriving on November 26. The next three episodes premiere on Christmas, and the series finale will debut on the streamer and in over 350 theaters nationwide on New Year’s Eve.

Stranger Things Season 5 release dates:

  • VOL 1 - November 26, 5pm PT
  • VOL 2 - Christmas, 5pm PT
  • THE FINALE - New Year’s Eve, 5pm PT

We’ve got plenty more on Stranger Things, including Ross Duffer’s call to arms for fans to turn off “garbage” TV settings before watching Season 5. And be sure to check out our Stranger Things: Season 5, Vol. 1 spoiler review.

Cyber Monday is your last chance to secure the best offers of the year before the holidays. If you're on the hunt for some last minute deals, we're actively rounding up the strongest Cyber Monday discounts, and you can all our top picks and price drops in IGN's comprehensive Cyber Monday hub.

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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Cyber Monday Streaming Deals Are Your Best Chance to Save on Disney+, HBO Max, Apple TV

Cyber Monday is your last chance to scoop up streaming services for their lowest prices of the year. Some of these discounts last a full 12 months, setting you up until the next round of Black Friday deals.

Yes, the deals aren’t as good as last year’s. Pretty much every service has increased their prices since then, so I think it’s fair to debate what’s worth keeping. Heck, I’d check out some 4K and Blu-ray deals for your favorite movies or comfort shows. That said, if you’re dedicated to certain subscriptions, you might as well get them at the lowest price possible.

Here’s what Cyber Monday streaming deals are on offer this year, most of which last until midnight on December 1.

Cyber Monday Streaming Deals 2025

Here’s the big spread. You can learn more about some of my top recommendations below or check out our full breakdown of Cyber Monday sales for more guidance through the deals chaos.

Disney+ and Hulu Deals

By far and away one of the most popular Black Friday deals we’ve seen at IGN this year is the Disney+ discount. While there aren’t any standalone offers for either service, Disney+ and Hulu are offering 12 months of their ad-supported bundle for $4.99 each month or the same bundle without ads for $14.99.

The ad-supported deal is $2 more expensive than last year, which roughly equates with the price increases on both services since then. On the plus side, this is the first Disney+ Cyber Monday deal we’ve seen on the ad-free plan.

HBO Max Deal: 12 Months for $2.99

The best deal this year by the numbers is also the one that locks you into ads. HBO Max is offering a full year of its Basic subscription plan for $2.99 each month. That's over 70% off the regular rate of $10.99. The discount is also available as an add-on through Hulu if you’re trying to keep your subscriptions in one place.

Apple TV Deal: 6 Months for $5.99

One of my top recommendations from this list, Apple TV only offers one subscription plan, so you’re never getting ads. With six months for $5.99 each month instead of $11.99, you get that colorful new intro as well as access to some of the best TV shows from the past couple of years. (Looking at you, Severance.) If you’re looking for the quality of the HBO Max library but without the ads, I’d give this one a try.

Crunchyroll Deal: $20 Off 12 Months of Mega Fan

Not the prettiest numbers I've ever seen, but I'm giving the anime streaming service some credit because I wasn't expecting any Cyber Monday deals from them at all. If you're already paying for Crunchyroll, you might as well get a full year for as cheap as you can. The Mega Fan membership includes the full Crunchyroll anime library without ads and also gives you an extra 15% discount on all of the merch and home video releases in the Crunchyroll Store.

Paramount+ Deal: 2 Months for $2.99

Paramount+ is offering what I’d consider an extended free trial. You get two months of the ad-free Premium plan, which includes the Showtime library, for $2.99 each month, adding up to just shy of $6. At least that’s enough time to catch up on the new South Park episodes.

If you’re interested in Paramount+ specifically for next year’s UFC matches, note that the partnership kicks off on January 24, pretty much exactly when this deal ends. With that in mind, I’d actually recommend the next deal on this list instead.

Peacock Deal: 50% Off Walmart+ Subscriptions

I can’t hide my feelings: Peacock is the big disappointment of this year’s Cyber Monday deals. The streaming service, which did recently launch a new bundle with Apple TV, has not brought back their ‘full year for $19.99’ deal from last year.

Instead, the best deal you can get for Peacock right now is actually through Walmart. Walmart+ subscriptions include either Paramount+ or Peacock Premium, and annual plans have dropped from $98 to $49 upfront. This is also your best shot at getting a Paramount+ deal that lasts through next year’s UFC schedule.

Even if you don’t shop at Walmart, these are the best prices you’ll get on either of these services over a full year. You’ll also get free shipping, member-exclusive discounts, and early access to new releases like Pokemon TCG drops.

Cyber Monday Streaming Deals FAQ

What’s the best streaming deal for sports?

Sports streaming is a mess, to be honest, and the best deal really comes down to which channels or leagues you care about watching. In terms of pricing, the new Disney+ bundle with ESPN Unlimited is discounted to $29.99/mo for new subscribers until January, significantly lower than most live TV subscriptions. An alternative, YouTube TV, is down to $72.99 from $82.99 for your first three months.

Is there a Netflix Cyber Monday deal?

Nope. Netflix never has discounts, and I sincerely doubt that will change any time soon.

Blythe (she/her) is an SEO Coordinator at IGN who, when she isn't following streaming news, spends way too much time in character customization screens and tracking down collectibles.

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Nintendo Switch 2 Consoles Score a Surprise $50 Price Cut for Cyber Monday

Walmart has dropped a surprisingly brilliant Cyber Monday deal, and knocked $50 off the Switch 2's Mario Kart World Bundle. It's the first and only discount the Nintendo Switch 2 has had since it launched earlier this year.

Surprise Switch 2 Cyber Monday Deal at Walmart

At $449.99, the standalone MSRP for the Switch 2, Walmart is effectively offering Mario Kart World at no additional cost, rather than the modest $30 bundle saving originally signposted.

To access the offer, shoppers must be signed in to a Walmart account, a requirement tied to the console's high demand. Adding the bundle to the basket automatically applies the $50 reduction. If stock holds, buyers can choose home delivery or collect the console from a nearby Walmart store.

The discount is currently exclusive to Walmart, but Amazon, Best Buy, and Target may soon match the price, making it worth keeping an eye on even if Walmart runs out.

The deal will catch many off guard, including those of us who have spent months noting that Nintendo showed no inclination to cut prices this year. If anything, the company has hinted several times that its hardware could track Xbox and PlayStation by moving upward, not downward.

For now, this appears to be a limited, single day promotion, and stock is unlikely to last. It also lands at a curious moment, given that the Switch 2 recently cleared the 10 million unit mark, prompted Nintendo to lift its sales forecasts for the year, and continues to record the strongest console launch in the industry to date.

The Switch 2 has been among the most sought after products across Black Friday and Cyber sales, even in the absence of any meaningfully new discounts until now.

Nintendo's Cyber Monday sale is now under way, with reductions on Switch 2 compatible memory cards taking centre stage. An official Switch 2 compatible 256GB microSD Express card is available for $39, a $20 cut for today only.

Other offers include a price drop on Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, which is due to receive a Switch 2 upgrade. Walmart has the game at $30 for the duration of the sale.

Robert Anderson is Senior Commerce Editor and IGN's resident deals expert on games, collectibles, trading card games, and more. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter/X or Bluesky.

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Jennifer Hale Would 'Love to Play Bayonetta Again,' But Admits 'It Was Not Fun Getting Thrown Under the Bus' After She Replaced Original Voice Actor

Jennifer Hale has opened up on PlatinumGames' controversial decision to hire her and replace original voice actor Hellena Taylor for Bayonetta 3, admitting, "I definitely got thrown under the bus by that whole thing."

Just ahead of the third instalment of Hideki Kamiya's stylish action game series, PlatinumGames revealed that Taylor — who voiced Bayonetta in the first two games — wouldn’t return, and would instead be portrayed by Hale.

“Various overlapping circumstances made it difficult for Hellena Taylor to reprise her role,” Platinum said at the time. “We held auditions to cast the new voice of Bayonetta and offered the role to Jennifer Hale, whom we felt was a good match for the character."

In 2022, Taylor released a thread of videos on Twitter claiming she was offered only $4,000 in total to reprise the role for Bayonetta 3. In addition, Taylor asked fans to boycott the game and instead donate the money they would have spent on it to charity.

A subsequent report from Bloomberg (and later corroborated by VGC) revealed that Platinum allegedly attempted to hire Taylor for five four-hour sessions at a rate between $3,000 and $4,000 apiece. This would have put Taylor's total compensation for Bayonetta 3 at $15,000, much higher than the amount she claimed she was offered. Taylor then released a new statement, saying she was in fact offered $15,000 for the role, but she denied aspects of the reports.

Hale also released a statement amid increased scrutiny and social media harassment over the situation, although it was vague due to non-disclosure limitations.

Now, considering whether or not she'd reprise her role as the titular witch, Hale was cautious but candid, admitting that while she'd "love to play Bayonetta again," "it was not fun getting thrown under the bus like I had."

"I definitely got thrown under the bus by that whole thing, and I was unable to speak on my own behalf because I was under not one but two NDAs. Eventually, I was allowed to make a statement, which I appreciated, and I was able to present the facts,” Hale told GAMINGbible.

“There were some things said [that were] presented as facts, but were false. I would have never taken a role otherwise. Before I accepted the audition, I checked everything thoroughly, and I trust the director. Thankfully, playing Bayonetta was so much fun, and the community was so welcoming to me, especially after the fiasco had passed and the facts came out. But it was not fun getting thrown under the bus like I had, but I was happy to come out on the other side."

The iconic voice behind Commander Shepard would also love to return for Mass Effect 5, saying she "would be there before they finish the sentence" if asked. Hale, the actress who gave life to "FemShep" spoke to IGN recently and expressed her desire to return to perhaps her most beloved character.

It turns out she wouldn’t even need to reprise her role as Commander Shepard — just being able to step back into that world again in any form would make her happy.

Cyber Monday is your last chance to secure the best offers of the year before the holidays. If you're on the hunt for some last minute deals, we're actively rounding up the strongest Cyber Monday discounts, and you can all our top picks and price drops in IGN's comprehensive Cyber Monday hub.

Photo by Roy Rochlin/Getty Images for ReedPop.

Vikki Blake is a reporter for IGN, as well as a critic, columnist, and consultant with 15+ years experience working with some of the world's biggest gaming sites and publications. She's also a Guardian, Spartan, Silent Hillian, Legend, and perpetually High Chaos. Find her at BlueSky.

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Magic: The Gathering x Final Fantasy Booster Boxes Are Back Down To Their Lowest Price Ever for Cyber Monday

Magic: The Gathering is one of the world’s most popular trading card games, and Final Fantasy is a legendary video game franchise, so it’s perhaps no surprise that June’s Magic: The Gathering x Final Fantasy release set new records for the franchise.

We’ve already pointed out in our Magic: The Gathering Black Friday deals that you can save on a booster box from the set, but now the same product has dropped in price again, down to the lowest we’ve seen it, bringing it down to $129.99.

Save On Magic: The Gathering x Final Fantasy Booster Boxes

While Collector Boosters are where you’ll find the most valuable cards in the Final Fantasy set, those are nigh-on impossible to find - and hard to recommend since they cost more than a month of rent in many cases.

Still, the Final Fantasy Play Booster Box is an easier recommendation with 30 packs included that are ideal for–as the name suggests–playing Magic.

Now back down to $129.99, that’s a drop of 38% from the (already inflated) MSRP (Universes Beyond Booster Boxes are, sadly, priced higher than their Universes Within counterparts).

That brings the price of each pack from $6.99 each, right down to $4.33 - a significant drop.

And, in case you missed it before, you can still snap up a Tarkir: Dragonstorm Play Booster Box for just $99.99 - ideal for collectors or deckbuilding, or anyone that just loves really big dragons.

Looking for other ways to get into Magic: The Gathering? Commander is the game’s most popular format, and its Starter Decks are in stock at a good price for the first time we’ve seen in a while.

Lloyd Coombes is an experienced freelancer in tech, gaming and fitness seen at Polygon, Eurogamer, Macworld, TechRadar and many more. He's a big fan of Magic: The Gathering and other collectible card games, much to his wife's dismay.

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CD Projekt Still Plans to Launch All 3 Games in the New Ciri-fronted The Witcher Trilogy Within a 6-Year Period

CD Projekt is sticking to its ambitious plan to release all three video games in the new Ciri-fronted The Witcher trilogy within a six-year period.

Speaking during a recent financial call, joint CEO Michał Nowakowski said that future The Witcher video games “should be delivered in a shorter period of time.” That’s because CD Projekt has switched to Unreal Engine 5 for the full production of not only The Witcher 4, but The Witcher 5 and 6.

Here’s Nowakowski’s quote in full:

"We’ve been using UE5 for The Witcher 4 for almost four years now, and we’re very happy with what we’ve achieved. I think you could have seen some of that with your own eyes with our tech demo reveal at Unreal Fest couple of months ago, and we’re very happy with the results of that as well – we’ve already said that, but I’m always happy to say it again – and we’re happy with how the engine is evolving through the Epic team’s efforts, and how we are learning how to make it work within a huge open-world game, as TW4 is meant to be.

“In a way, yes, I do believe that further games should be delivered in a shorter period of time — as we had stated before, our plan still is to launch the whole trilogy within a six-year period, so yes, that would mean we would plan to have a shorter development time between TW4 and TW5, between TW5 and TW6 and so on.”

That’s a hugely ambitious release plan that comes across as all the more surprising given The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was originally released on May 19, 2015 — four years after The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings. Based on Nowakowski’s comment, CD Projekt plans to release The Witcher 5 three years after The Witcher 4, then The Witcher 6 three years after that, assuming it wants to spread each release out equally.

As we’ve seen, AAA video game development can be a difficult endeavor that takes years to complete. Bethesda is still beavering away on The Elder Scrolls 6, which it announced in 2018. Microsoft’s new Fable game, due out in 2026, was announced in 2020, but development began before then. And there was a five-year gap between Sony’s release of Ghost of Tsushima and Ghost of Yotei.

So, the idea that CD Projekt will release three new The Witcher games in six years is certainly ambitious, and it remains to be seen if this plan holds when all is said and done. But assuming it does, when can we expect the games to actually come out?

CD Projekt has indicated The Witcher 4 won’t be out in 2026, which means 2027 at the earliest. According to CD Projekt's latest financial report, 447 people are currently working on The Witcher 4, up slightly from the number reported at the end of July. Clearly, it is CD Projekt's focus right now, and production is in full swing. Let’s say The Witcher 4 comes out in November 2027. That would mean The Witcher 5 in 2030, and The Witcher 6 in 2033.

There are multiple spanners that may end up being thrown in the works. CD Projekt will no doubt have to manage a console transition, which may or may not occur before The Witcher 4 comes out. And who knows where the world, generally, will be in just a year’s time, let alone four or five? The video game industry, already struggling through perhaps the most transformative, disruptive time in its history, could be in a very different place in just a couple years. It's just impossible to predict much of anything right now.

Meanwhile, CD Projekt has Cyberpunk 2 in the works, although that’s further behind The Witcher 4. Will Cyberpunk 2 come out in between one of these new The Witcher games, or will CD Projekt wait until the new trilogy is out before pulling the trigger? And let’s not forget The Witcher 1 remake CD Projekt is working on in some fashion. Will that launch amid the new trilogy? There are other projects too at various stages of development at the Polish company, as well as non-video game projects involving its IP. In short, CD Projekt has a lot going on. A hell of a lot.

CD Projekt recently ruled out The Witcher 4 from this month’s The Game Awards, so don’t expect any new trailer there. Our last look at the game came via the hugely impressive Unreal Engine 5 tech demo in June, which Nowakowski mentioned in his comment. So, don't hold your breath for The Witcher 4, but when it finally comes out — assuming everything goes according to CD Projekt's plan — fans are potentially in for an incredible six years.

Cyber Monday is your last chance to secure the best offers of the year before the holidays. If you're on the hunt for some last minute deals, we're actively rounding up the strongest Cyber Monday discounts, and you can all our top picks and price drops in IGN's comprehensive Cyber Monday hub.

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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Best Buy Has a Massive 77" LG OLED TV at the Lowest Price I've Ever Seen for Cyber Monday

Looking for an XL-sized OLED TV for the lowest price possible? Here's a Best Buy exclusive Cyber Monday deal that didn't exist on Black Friday. Right now you pick up the massive 77" LG B5 4K OLED Smart TV for just $1,299.99 with free delivery. This TV typically sells for $2,000, although it dropped to $1,499.99 for Black Friday. Now it's $200 less. The B5 is a current generation 2025 TV that can play PS5 games to their fullest potential.

Cyber Monday Deal: 77" LG B5 4K OLED TV for $1,299.99

The LG B5 is equipped with a W-OLED panel that boasts superior image quality compared to non-OLED TVs thanks to its near-infinite contrast ratio, near-instantaneous response times, and ability to produce true blacks. Compared to the LG C-series TVs, it lacks the Evo technology which means it isn't as bright as the (way) more expensive C5 model, however, it's very similar to the previous generation's C4 because the generational performance improvement closes the gap. If I were to choose between a 77" LG B5 or 65" LG C5 because they are similarly priced, I would hands down go with the 77" model.

OLED TVs are considered the best TVs for gaming and the B5 is no exception. It has a native 120Hz panel and four HDMI 2.1 ports, which means it can run games in 4K at up to 120fps on the PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X console. The LG B5 also supports variable refresh rate (VRR) and auto low latency mode (ALLM).

Is the LG B5 OLED TV a good TV for the Nintendo Switch 2?

Despite being a current generation console, the Nintendo Switch 2 has lax TV requirements compared to the PS5 or Xbox Series X. When the Switch is connected to its dock and a television, it is only capable of outputting a 4K resolution signal at up to 60 frames per second. Oddly, it doesn’t even get VRR when docked – that’s reserved for handheld mode only. All that aside, the Switch 2 will still benefit from an OLED TV's overall image quality, just like how the Switch OLED looks better than the original Switch, despite the fact that the screens share similar specs.

Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn't hunting for deals for other people at work, he's hunting for deals for himself during his free time.

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As a PS5 Gamer, I’d Hate to Miss These PlayStation Cyber Monday Deals, and Time’s Almost Up

The 2025 Cyber Monday sales are finally here, and that means, more than anything, that all the deals that I've been bugging you about will soon be gone.

PlayStation's Black Friday sale has been fairly good so far, and a lot of those deals have carried on into Cyber Monday, while more than a few more have now expired.

The Best PS5 Cyber Monday Deals

If you missed out on some of the top discounts, do not fret, as there are still some excellent offers up for grabs on the last day of the sale, and even some brand-new discounts.

If you're looking for the best Cyber Monday deals for PlayStation gamers, you're in the right place. As a certified PS5 nerd, here's what I'd suggest picking up before the end of Cyber Monday.

DualSense Edge Controller for $160

Let's talk on what is probably the best deal going right now for PS5 gamers. The premium DualSense Edge controller has dropped to just $159.99 at Amazon in the Cyber Monday sales, and this is your very last chance to pick it up before it just disapears until this time next year. This was a hot deal in the run up to Black Friday, but quickly sold out, and I can even see it going before the end of the day anyway.

At just under $160, it's the best price we've ever seen on the pricey gamepad. While it's still an extrvagent purchase (I mean you can get a PS Portal for just $10 more!), it's perfect for anyone who wants the best PS5 controller money can buy. Built to stand the test of time, you can even replace the thumbsticks on this bad boy. $40 off is the best we're likely to get for a long time, so pick it up while you still can.

God of War Ragnarok for $20 at Best Buy

20 big ones for one of the best games ever made? You've got to be kidding me! Sure you can just boot this up with PlayStation Plus, but considering this costs just a tiny bit more than a monthly Premium membership, I truely think its worth owning like Wicked... "For Good".

Okay yeah that was a bad joke and not entirely relevant. Here's the rub. God of War Ragnarok is just $19.99 at both Target and Best Buy (while stock lasts). It's a brand new deal for Cyber Monday, and probably the best PS5 game deal we're getting in the sales today. I love this game, and considering this is a $50 discount, I truely think its worth it. We gave this a 10/10 when it came out, and I would stand by that rating with reviewer Simon Cardy, as well.

PS5 Pro for $649

Right, PlayStation consoles. They're $100 off for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, so this is your last chance to pick up a PS5 Pro at its best price yet. Sure, these got a $50 price bump earlier in the year, but a $100 discount more than compensates, if slightly annoys me that it's not $150 off to bring it down to a crisp $600 instead.

Still! If you've been eyeing up the most powerful console on the market, this is the best deal going, and it won't be this price again for a long ol' time. Snap it up while you can, as PS5 stock as been a bit ropey these past few days, since loads of people are snapping them up in the run up to the holidays, just like the Switch 2.

GameStop Buy 2, Get 1 Free Sale on Pre-Owned Games

Okay so this techinically isn't a single deal to add to your basket, but it's well worth including. One thing I'm noticing right now is with how the world is (you know), and how short on money we all are (you know why), it's a little hard to justify paying $70 for games new, or even $80, if you're Mario Kart World or, checks notes, The Outer Worlds 2? Oh wait, that jokes outdated, Microsoft went back on that.

Still! My point stands, games are pricey as all hell these days. Back when I was younger, I went all out for preowned games, but somehow became a little hesitant of them as I grew older. These days, they are looking mighty fine again. And while I don't love GameStop, it's ongoing Buy 2 Get 1 Free Cyber Sale is rather excellent, and even includes some new PS5 games. The only catch is, like most of these other deals, that is ends TODAY. So, buckle up, and bag some cool games. Cheapest one is free, so choose wisely, friends.

DualSense Controllers from $55

So we've talked plenty on the DualSense Edge controller, but it's also worth noting that you can still save at least $20 on the standard DualSense controllers right now as well.

This is the same deal as last year, but if you're looking for a new gamepad, and don't want to pay full price, it's your last chance to do so today.

My favorite deal is on the DualSense Gray Camo controller, down to just $55, and dropping from its original $75 list price at Amazon. But, there's loads of colors to pick from, simply choose your favorite!

PlayStation Portal for $179

Hey, it's that deal I mentioned earlier! $20 off the PlayStation Portal might not seem like a lot, well that's because it isn't, but it's still the first ever major discount we've gotten for Sony's cloud streaming device.

Plus, with all its new bells and whistles that allow PS Plus Premium members to stream games to it, this handy device just got a whole lot more relevant. Pick one up at a discount while you still can, is my advice, I can see these only continue to rise in popularity.

Astro Bot for $40

While it's not as good as God of War Ragnarok for 20 bucks, this still continues to be one of the best deals of the Black Friday to Cyber Monday sales.

The reigning Game of the Year 2024 winner sitting at just under $40 at Walmart, and absolutely justifies it. This is the first big discount we've gotten on the incredible platformer, and it's an easy recommendation for anyone who likes to have fun.

PSVR 2 Call of the Mountain Bundle for $300

I feel like this is a bit of a harder sell than the rest of the top picks in the sale, but I'm still going to give it a go. While I haven't used a PSVR 2, I have heard its one of the best VR headsets on the market right now, and can produce some absolutely breathtaking visuals.

At $300, its $100 off, and it's your last chance to secure it at that price for a long while. If you like VR, and like PlayStation games, this is a great deal, and well worth it now at this price point.

Ghost of Yotei PS5 Bundle for $500

My final piece of hardware recommendation in the Cyber Monday sale is on the limited edition Ghost of Yotei PS5 bundles dropping to $499.99, a straight $100 off its $599.99 MSRP, and including the game.

At $500, you're saving $20 versus buying separately in the sale, and getting a beautiful special edition console to boot. You can't argue with that.

PS Plus at 33% Off

PlayStation Plus is finally getting a proper price cut for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and today is the last chance you can secure the discount. New signups can grab 33% off a 12 month membership, which is about as generous as Sony gets these days.

If you're already locked in, you can still shave 33 percent off by upgrading whatever time you have left from Essential or Extra to Premium or Deluxe. Simple, and actually worthwhile for once.

It's a cleaner offer than last year's messy tiered discounts, which spread 20 percent across Essential, 25 percent across Extra, 30 percent across Premium, plus smaller cuts on upgrades.

And while it doesn't quite top the Lunar New Year blowout with its steeper Premium and upgrade savings, it does match or outdo the more recent Days of Play numbers, where Premium and Premium upgrades also hit 33 percent.

Robert Anderson is Senior Commerce Editor and IGN's resident deals expert on games, collectibles, trading card games, and more. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter/X or Bluesky.

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The Hottest Stranger Things Collabs and Merch Fans Can Get Right Now Ahead of Season 5, Volume 2

Stranger Things Season 5 is all the rage right now, and fans are busy rewatching old episodes, binging the first four episodes of the latest season (Volume 1) - enough to have crashed Netflix for 5 minutes at its release - and staying informed on upcoming projects like the animated spinoff show called Stranger Things: Tales From '85 that's in the works.

As one of the most popular franchises ever, it's no wonder why there are dozens of Stranger Things brand collabs, both past and present, from KFC to Pandora Jewlery. So, while you're catching up on newly-released episodes 1-4 (Volume 1) and discussing theories and predictions for the rest of season 5, I'm here to share all of the best Stranger Things collabs and gift ideas from the Upside Down and across the web to celebrate all that is strange. I'm talking everything from limited-time Gushers to retro-inspired clothing drops, to collectibles, and even Demogorgon rings. All of this is to say, it's a very exciting time to be a Stranger Things fan.

Here's what's worth checking out with every budget and catagory in mind, with some items even discounted today for Cyber Monday, too.

The Best Stranger Things Merch You Can Get Your Hands On

Let me rip the Band-Aid right off and confirm the Stranger Things Demogorgon Popcorn Bucket sold out even as a pre-order item back in October. However, you can still try your luck getting it on eBay right now, so hope is not lost! I had to tell you, as friends don't lie.

Shop this and the rest of the merch picks below.

Stranger Things Demogorgon Popcorn Bucket

D&D x Stranger Things Edition

Stranger Things Logo Pajama Pants

DEMOGORGON CRUNCH Cereal

Otherland Stranger Things Wax Jar Candle 8oz

Gushers x Stranger Things Variety Pack - 4.8oz/6ct

Gatorade x Stranger Things - Green Retro Squeeze Bottle

Silver Buffalo x Stranger Things: Hellfire Club 32-oz Water Bottle and Stickers

Lite-Brite x Stranger Things

Funko Pop! Xmas Advent Calendar

Dustin Henderson Upside Down Collector Figure

Steve Harrington Plush (Season 3) - 8"

LEGO x Stranger Things: Mike, Dustin, Lucas and Will Figures

Wrangler x Stranger Things Upside Down Ringer Tee

Pandora x Stranger Things - Hellfire Club Sterling Silver Ring

Last but not least, but definitely most surprising to me, Pandora has an exclusive collab with Netflix on a whole Stranger Things jewelry line. If this is the right gift for the fan in your life, today is the best time to pick out the perfect piece, as most items are 50% off right now during Pandora's Cyber Monday sale, including this cool Hellfire ring. The deals will likely expire tonight, so best to jump on it if you see something you like here.

For more Stranger Things, keep it right here on IGN for the latest reviews, news and interviews.

Lindsey (she/her) is IGN's Director of Audience Development and Commerce. She's been at IGN since 2021 and has a background in SEO, especially in the gaming, entertainment, and tech media spaces.

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Everything That Went Down at the Mario Kart World: Knockout Tour Streamer Showdown

They came, they saw, they Super Horned! The Mario Kart World: Knockout Tour Streamer Showdown, sponsored by Nintendo, stormed onto IGN Entertainment channels last Friday, leaving a trail of discarded bananas, Spiny shells and (virtual) burnt rubber in its wake.

24 variety and gaming influencers from across the UK took part in the contest, which saw competitors completing all 8 rallies in the Knockout Tour mode of the game. With a holiday to Universal Orlando – home to Super Nintendo World at Epic Universe – up for grabs, racers had to contend with high-pressure rounds of elimination in each sprawling race, as they fought for the all important top spot on the leaderboard. But there was additional pride at stake, as streamers were also split into six teams of four, with unique commemorative trophies for the quartet who racked up the most points throughout the competition.

On hand to oversee proceedings were IGN UK’s George Forsyth-Nash (aka Nash) and Outside Xtra’s Jane Douglas. And stepping up to the mics on colourful commentary duties were Jane’s OX colleague Mike Channell and presenter Jules Hardy, who both provided juicy tidbits of analysis in race previews and debriefs.

Amidst the racing action, the IGN Guides team shared some expert Mario Kart World tips, and the Nintendo Life crew tested their friendship with a track session of their own, using the Switch 2’s GameChat feature for some lighthearted trash-talking (as is Mario Kart tradition).

But the Knockout Tour was the main event, and it began with a tense tussle in the Golden Rally, with Purple Team’s TooBizyGaming stealing the win from Blue Team’s GetMadz right at the finish line. There was a strong showing from the Blue Team in the follow up Ice Rally, with KickThePj avoiding a Blue Shell that obliterated Green Team’s OwengeJuiceTV to emerge victorious, and GetMadz again having to settle for second place.

As a result, ahead of the third race Blue Team were leading the pack, with Purple Team in second and a solid set of results in the upper half of the field pushing the Orange Team into third. The Moon Rally turned up the heat with lava-lined tracks and a resurgence in the use of Bullet Bills, and Team Purple triumphed again with SeaPeeKay taking the crown. However, a second, third and fifth placed finish for the Orange Team (with Solidarity, InTheLittleWood and Ravs landing those spots respectively) saw them shuffle up the team rankings, falling just shy of Purple’s two-point lead.

The Spiny Rally marked the midway point of proceedings, and the final leg in the tricky Wario Shipyard saw first place switch hands multiple times, before TheOrionSound chalked up another win for the Orange Team. Adam Savage took second for the seemingly ever-present Purple Team, with Beky rounding out the top three with another important result for Team Green.

In the Cherry Rally, TheOrionSound flew to the finish line unchallenged to make it two wins on the trot, with DeanDobbs grabbing second for Blue Team. ChocolateKieran gave the Yellow Team their highest placement yet, finishing in third, whereas previous contender InTheLittlewood tumbled out in twenty-second place.

The Acorn rally dialled up the drama, with InTheLittlewood making a comeback surge to secure first, with his Orange teammate Solidarity taking second. The top three was completed by Purple Team’s ReadySetBen, to the dismay of Green Team’s Mac_griffiths, who led the race in the approach to the final elimination checkpoint. Upon passing through the gate that whittled down competitors from eight to four, he mistook it for the finish line and began celebrating, before clocking his slip up and facing the insurmountable task of regaining ground.

This left teams jostling for positions entering the penultimate Cloud Rally. Only two points separated competitors in the individual standings, with Team Orange’s InTheLittlewood and TheOrionSound edging ahead of Purple Team’s new frontrunner SeaPeaKay. Orange had also built up a 15 point lead on Purple, who were opening a similar gap ahead of Team Blue.

TooBizGaming landed a decisive win, with OwengeJuiceTV delivering a boost to Team Green with a second place finish. A strong performance from MayPlaysTV gifted Yellow Team some much needed points, but he just missed out on a podium place thanks to another strong result for TheOrionSound.

With everything still to play for going into the final race, the demanding Heart Rally beckoned. A frantic battle for the lead involved at least seven racers switching places at the front of the pack, before a final leg struggle emerged between Solidarity, OwenegeJuiceTV, ChocolateKieran and InTheLittlewood. Previously sacrosanct alliances between team members crumbled, as they kept one eye on the track, and the other on the finishing position that would land them a trip to Florida.

At the end of the nail-biting six-track run, OwengeJuiceTV crossed the line in Peach Stadium first, closely followed by InTheLittleWood and ChocolateKieran. But a consistent run of results since his Race 5 crash-out meant that InTheLittlewood sealed his – and Orange Team’s – overall victory.

The final standings were as follows:

Congratulations to Martyn aka InTheLittlewood and his Orange Team compatriots! If you feel like luck is also on your side, enter our Streamer Showdown giveaway over on X, where there’s a top of the range OLED TV up for grabs (perfect for hosting your own Mario Kart World race-off). Entries close on 14th December and are open to UK residents aged 18 and over, so make sure you’re following IGN, and simply repost to enter. Full T&Cs can be found here.

Hungry for more Mario Kart World? You can watch the full run of Streamer Showdown programming – featuring even more diabolically timed Lightning strikes and fiendishly deployed Bloopers – at your leisure over on our YouTube and Twitch channels. And look out for selected highlights across our social accounts throughout the rest of the week.

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Where Winds Meet Players Are Using the 'Solid Snake Method' to Trick AI Chatbot NPCs Into Skipping Sidequests

Where Winds Meet players are taking a novel approach to solving riddles by… simply telling the game's AI-powered chatbot NPCs that they have solved the game's riddles.

The Wuxia open-world action-adventure RPG set in ancient China only debuted on PC and PlayStation 5 on November 14, but players are already finding creative — and highly amusing — ways to make use of the game's chatbot NPCs.

As reported by PCGamesN, Where Winds Meet features chatbot NPCs that dish out side quests. Complete those quests and the NPC will become more friendly, and even send you the odd gift. Indeed, Where Winds Meet's player and NPC relationships feature revolves around this AI chatbot feature.

As perfectly demonstrated by u/Kamijoan in the Where Winds Meet subreddit, you can use the game's own AI logic against it by simply writing "(tells him the correct answer)." That was enough to fool the AI into thinking the player had done precisely that.

Other players have used similar phrases to progress — "(Guesses the answer correctly)" was one, although that seems to only work some of the time — some admit they only resorted to this after being told incorrect, or impossible, clues, such as a horned animal being an elephant, or a one-word answer having two words.

Others have used the chatbots to skip the sidequests, including by using the "Solid Snake Method" in which you reply to the chatbot with the last few words the AI said with a question mark. Do it enough, and you'll zip through the encounter.

The "Solid Snake Method" is a conversational technique for when you don't know what to say that has become something of a meme. It involves repeating a word or phrase from the other person's sentence back to them as a question to keep the conversation going without having to come up with a new topic. It's named after the character Solid Snake from the Metal Gear Solid video game series, who frequently uses this tactic.

That's not the only way that people are messing with the AI chatbots, either. Someone else convinced the Zhao Dali AI bot that they were pregnant with its child, which escalated with alarming speed to an eulogy and an AI bot "falling to his knees, weeping uncontrollably."

Where Winds Meet is developed by Everstone Studio and published by NetEase Games. IGN's Where Winds Meet review returned a 6/10. We said: "Where Winds Meet has a great understanding of what makes wuxia such a compelling genre, but its attempt to shove so many different things into one game only ensures that none of those elements reach their full potential."

Earlier today, we reported that Where Winds Meet had topped 9 million players in just two weeks after launching on PC and PS5. The mobile version now has a release date: December 12.

Cyber Monday is your last chance to secure the best offers of the year before the holidays. If you're on the hunt for some last minute deals, we're actively rounding up the strongest Cyber Monday discounts, and you can all our top picks and price drops in IGN's comprehensive Cyber Monday hub.

Vikki Blake is a reporter for IGN, as well as a critic, columnist, and consultant with 15+ years experience working with some of the world's biggest gaming sites and publications. She's also a Guardian, Spartan, Silent Hillian, Legend, and perpetually High Chaos. Find her at BlueSky.

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