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Cable Matters USB-C to HDMI 2.1 Adapter (4K 240Hz / 8K 60Hz) $24.99 on Amazon

A must-have for anyone running a multi-monitor stream setup or hooking a laptop into a capture card. This adapter pushes true HDMI 2.1 bandwidth — 4K at 240Hz or 8K at 60Hz with full HDR — so you're not bottlenecked going from USB-C to your display or capture rig. It also passes through 100W of host charging, so your laptop tops up while it's driving your screen. Small and exactly the kind of thing that quietly fixes a stream-day headache.

Logitech G321 Lightspeed Wireless Bluetooth Gaming Headset (Black) Was $59.99 → $42.00 on Amazon

30% off a headset that works with basically everything you own. The G321 pairs LIGHTSPEED low-latency wireless with Bluetooth, so it swaps between your PC, PS4/PS5, Switch, and phone without missing a beat. Dynamic Comfort padding keeps it wearable through long sessions, the 16kHz boom mic keeps voice chat clear, and 20+ hours of battery life means it's not tapping out mid-stream. At $42, it's an easy pick for anyone gaming across more than one platform.

SANSUI 32" Curved 240Hz Gaming Monitor (FHD 1080p) Was $259.99 → $189.99 on Amazon

27% off a big, immersive upgrade for the desk. Thirty-two inches of curved 1500R screen wraps the action around your peripheral vision, backed by a 240Hz refresh rate and 1ms MPRT response time for buttery-smooth motion in fast games. HDR support adds extra contrast and pop, HDMI and DisplayPort 1.4 cover your connection options (DP cable included), and the metal stand plus VESA mount compatibility means it's built to actually hold up on a real setup. At $189.99, it's a serious size-and-speed jump for anyone still running a 24" flat panel.

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Anker Prime 3-Port 67W GaN Fast Wall Charger Was $49.99 → $34.98 on Amazon

The kind of unsexy upgrade that fixes your whole desk. This compact GaN charger packs two USB-C ports and one USB-A into a single 67W brick — enough to fast-charge a laptop and a phone at the same time without hunting for outlets. GaN tech means it runs cooler and smaller than old-school chargers, so it actually travels well too. Not flashy, just useful — and 30% off makes it an easy add to the cart.

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🐢⚡ Guest Stream Alert: TM7_ZAP Pulls Up 7/3

This Friday, the most talked-about man in Smash lands on the BLKSUIT stream. @TM7_ZAP — the best Bowser Jr. in the world, and public enemy #1 in the community this week — joins for an hour of games.

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Regular Schedule

Catch BLKSUIT live every Monday and Thursday, plus a surprise weekend stream — day TBD, so keep notifications on. 🔔

This Week in Gaming

🛡️ Halo: Campaign Evolved Launches July 28 — Early Access Starts July 23

Halo Studios confirmed the full campaign remake is locked for July 28, with early access opening five days sooner on July 23 for anyone who pre-orders. The remaster ships with three previously unplayable missions — Operation: METEORITE — following Master Chief and Sgt. Johnson on a covert UNSC operation behind enemy lines. It's available day one on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass, and pre-orders are already live across Xbox, Steam, and PlayStation. For anyone who grew up on the original trilogy, this is shaping up to be the definitive way to replay it.

💿 PlayStation Is Killing Physical Discs Starting January 2028

Sony dropped a big one this week: starting January 2028, all new PlayStation games will be sold digital-only — through the PlayStation Store or as download-code retail purchases — no more discs. It doesn't touch anything releasing before that date, so your 2026 and 2027 collection is safe, but it's a clear signal the eventual PS6 won't read discs at all. Sony's framing it as chasing "consumer preference," and the numbers back it up: 78% of full-game PS sales last year were already digital. The announcement landed the same day Sony confirmed the PS3 and PS Vita digital stores are shutting down too, so preservation folks are not thrilled. Love it or hate it, the disc era on PlayStation now has an expiration date.

🔥 DOOM: The Dark Ages Drops Its Revelations Expansion July 7

id Software's first major DLC for The Dark Ages arrives July 7, and it's a meaty one — a new campaign built around the Chain Spear, a grapple-hook weapon players can weave together with the returning Shield Saw. Wounded and betrayed, the Slayer gets dropped into a "merciless purgatory," fighting his way back past returning classic enemies like the Archvile and Pain Elemental, plus a handful of new ones. Roughly 40% of the DLC is endgame content — Slayer Trials, puzzles, and even playable classic DOOM levels — and it ships alongside a free Ripatorium 3.0 update for everyone, DLC or not. Premium Edition owners get Revelations at no extra cost; everyone else can grab it standalone for $19.99.

🦑 Splatoon Raiders Arrives July 23 — Splatoon's First-Ever Spin-Off

Splatoon is trying something it's never done before: a single-player-focused campaign. Splatoon Raiders drops you onto the mysterious Spirhalite Islands as a mechanic, teaming up with Deep Cut (Shiver, Frye, and Big Man, all from Splatoon 3) to raid for loot, upgrade your gear and your ship, and take down waves of Salmonid enemies with ink weapons and craftable gadgets. It's not strictly solo either — up to four players can join in online or via local wireless, with difficulty scaling automatically based on your squad size. At $49.99 digital / $59.99 physical, it's priced lower than most first-party Switch 2 releases, and it lands exclusively on Switch 2 on July 23.

Hot Deals This Week

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor (Xbox Series X|S, Physical) Was $69.99 → $23.99 on Amazon

Cal Kestis' story continues at a steep 66% off — one of the best Star Wars games ever made for well under half its normal price. Survivor picks up five years after Fallen Order with a much bigger galaxy to explore: full planetary traversal, a deeper combat system built around five distinct lightsaber stances, and a story that gets genuinely dark. If you've got an Xbox Series X|S and somehow missed this one, $23.99 removes any excuse.

Yakuza 0: Director's Cut (Switch 2 / PS5) Was $49.99 → $37.00 on Amazon

The definitive entry point into the Yakuza / Like a Dragon series, now 26% off on both Switch 2 and PS5. Play as Kazuma Kiryu and Goro Majima across two intertwining stories set in 1988 Japan — brutal beat-em-up brawls one minute, running a hostess club or belting karaoke the next. It's absurd, it's heartfelt, and it's one of the most beloved starting points in gaming. Whether you want it docked on the big screen or handheld on Switch 2, this is the pickup that gets you into the series right.

Turok Trilogy Bundle (Switch / PS5) — $29.99 on Amazon

All three classic Turok shooters — Turok, Turok 2: Seeds of Evil, and Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion — bundled together for $29.99. These remasters keep the dinosaur-hunting, bow-and-arrow FPS chaos that made the N64 originals cult classics, now running clean on modern hardware. Available on both Switch and PS5, it's a nostalgia trip with genuinely solid gunplay underneath — three games in one bundle.

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