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MSI Forge GK600 TKL Wireless (Sky) Was $99.99 → $59.99 on Amazon

A serious upgrade for your stream desk at 40% off. This tenkeyless wireless mechanical board runs tri-mode — 2.4GHz, Bluetooth, and USB — with smooth linear switches, durable dye-sublimated PBT keycaps, and multiple layers of sound-dampening foam so your keystrokes don't bleed into the mic. It's hot-swappable too, so you can drop in your own switches down the line, and a little 1.06" display up top shows battery, RGB, and brightness at a glance. Reviewers consistently call it one of the best value wireless boards under $100 — and right now it's well under that. The TKL layout frees up desk space for big mouse swings, and the anti-slip base keeps it locked in mid-clutch.

Rapoo MT760 PRO Wireless Mouse Was $52.99 → $45.04 on Amazon

Pair it with the GK600 above and you've got a full wireless desk. The MT760 PRO is the budget answer to Logitech's MX Master — ergonomic, comfortable for long sessions, and loaded: 12K DPI with 2K polling over Rapoo's new NearLink wireless (lower latency than Bluetooth), 11 programmable buttons with on-board memory, and clicks that are roughly 90% quieter, so your mic won't catch every click mid-stream. It hops across up to 7 devices, runs up to 120 days on a charge, and tops up fast over USB-C. At $45.04 it's a steal for a work-and-gaming hybrid.

HyperX Cloud III Wired Gaming Headset Was $99.99 → $57.99 on Amazon

Round out the desk with audio that punches way above $58. The Cloud III carries the legendary Cloud line forward with angled 53mm drivers, DTS spatial audio for hearing footsteps before you see them, and HyperX's signature memory-foam comfort that holds up through a six-hour session. The detachable 10mm noise-cancelling mic delivers clean voice chat with an LED mute indicator on the tip, and the aluminum frame is built to survive a few rage-quits. Plug-and-play across PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Switch via USB-C, USB-A, or 3.5mm. At 42% off, it's one of the best value mid-range headsets out there right now.

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This Week in Gaming

🎮 GTA 6 Finally Has a Price — Pre-Orders Open June 25

Months of speculation, done. Rockstar confirmed GTA 6 lands at $79.99 for the Standard Edition and $99.99 for the Ultimate, with pre-orders opening at midnight on June 25 ahead of the November 19 launch on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S — PC comes sometime after. Every pre-order before November 20 nets the Vintage Vice City Pack, and digital buyers grab a free month of GTA+. Two things worth knowing before you drop the cash: the Ultimate Edition locks some single-player content — five in-game stores like mod shops and salons — behind that extra $20, and the "physical" copy is just a download code in a box, no disc. At $80, this is a $10 jump over the $70 we got used to last gen, and the whole industry's watching to see if it becomes the new normal.

🚀 Star Fox Returns — Lylat Lands on Switch 2 This Thursday

Do a barrel roll — Fox McCloud is back. Star Fox hits Nintendo Switch 2 on June 25 as a ground-up remake of the N64 classic Star Fox 64, rebuilt by Velan Studios with overhauled character designs, fully voiced cutscenes, and a sweeping orchestral score. It's a Switch 2 exclusive — not coming to the original Switch — and a free demo is already live on the eShop so you can test the new optional Joy-Con 2 mouse aiming before launch. Previews have been strong, with some outlets calling it one of the best-looking Nintendo games yet, though a few critics note it's still a remake at heart with a more cinematic, less campy tone than the original. Either way, it's the franchise's first proper outing in years — and a real reason to fire up the Switch 2.

🧟 Retro Call of Duty Is Back — Black Ops 1 & 2 Hit PlayStation in July

PlayStation players, your wait is over. Treyarch officially confirmed that the legendary Black Ops (2010) and its 2012 sequel Black Ops 2 are coming to PS4 and PS5 this July, with Iron Galaxy Studios handling the port work. Both games ship with the complete legacy package — full single-player campaigns, classic multiplayer, and the original Zombies modes. Heads up: these are straight ports, not remasters, so expect the same look and feel as the originals, just running on modern Sony hardware for the first time since the PS3 era. A few things are still under wraps — exact July date, pricing, and whether multiplayer gets fresh dedicated servers. But for a generation that grew up grinding BO2 multiplayer and Zombies, this is a nostalgia bomb. Fire up the stream and dust off your loadout.

Hot Deals This Week

Elden Ring: Nightreign (PS5 / Xbox Series X|S) Was $39.99 → $19.99 on Amazon

FromSoftware's co-op spin-off is half off, and at twenty bucks it's a no-brainer for the squad. Nightreign reimagines Elden Ring as a fast, aggressive 3-player boss-rush — drop into a world that reshapes every session, level up on the fly, and bring down a massive boss before the night closes in. It's a bold departure from the slow, solitary Souls formula, built around speed and teamwork instead. Perfect co-stream fuel: grab two friends, hop in, and see how far you make it before the Night's Tide swallows you. If you've burned out on solo Souls runs, this is the change of pace worth $19.99.

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond (Nintendo Switch) Was $59.99 → $29.99 on Amazon

Samus is back, and the long-awaited Prime 4 is a flat 50% off. Beyond drops you onto the mysterious planet Viewros with new psychic abilities and a slick traversal bike, plus the scanning, puzzle-solving, and first-person combat the Prime series built its name on. At thirty bucks for a brand-new first-party Nintendo release, this one rarely happens — jump on it.

💡 Pro-tip for Switch 2 owners: Buy the $29.99 base Switch version and grab the $9.99 Switch 2 upgrade pack right now too (it's normally $19.99) while both are on sale. That's $39.99 total for the enhanced 4K/120fps visuals and Joy-Con 2 mouse aiming — $5 less than the standalone Switch 2 Edition at $44.99. One catch: don't wait on the upgrade. Once that sale ends it jumps back to $19.99 and the savings disappear.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (PS5 / Xbox / PC) Was $49.99 → $39.99 on Amazon

Last year's runaway Game of the Year, and at $39.99 it's an easy add to the backlog. Expedition 33 is a stunning turn-based RPG with a twist — real-time dodges, parries, and counters make every fight feel earned instead of passive. Wrap that around a gorgeous Belle Époque-inspired world and a daring story about grief and what we leave behind, and you've got one of the most talked-about games in recent memory. Available on PS5, Xbox, and PC, this matches the lowest price tracked for the physical versions. If you slept on the hype, now's the time to fix that.

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