Today’s Best Deals: 007 First Light for PS5, PlayStation Pulse Explore Buds, and Switch 2 Memory Card

A physical copy of 007 First Light for PS5 just got its first price cut, but it’s not too significant. It’s down to $62.99 at Target, saving $7. This action-adventure game serves as a reimagined origin story of James Bond, following the Navy air crewman on his quest to become the leading M16 agent. In IGN’s 007 First Light review, the game earned a 9/10, with Luke Reilly calling it “the best Bond game I’ve ever played.”

Brand-new, Midnight Black PlayStation Pulse Explore Buds have dropped to the lowest price yet at Amazon and Walmart. These are one of two wireless headsets with PlayStation Link technology, making them the only earbuds that can connect wirelessly to the PS Portal without any extra hardware. In IGN’s review of the PlayStation Pulse Explore Buds, Jaron Schneider found the earbuds “sound fantastic for gaming and work with no muss or fuss right out of the box.”

Last week, Amazon had the 512GB Samsung P9 MicroSD Express Card on sale, and now the 256GB option has dropped to its lowest price in months. For 47.99, you’ll get IGN’s top budget microSD Express card for Switch 2. In fact, it’s just a couple bucks more than Walmart’s Onn microSD Express cards. But Samsung’s cards offer better longevity and deliver faster sequential read and write times, according to IGN’s testing. It’s the perfect option for your Switch 2, and you’ll likely need it. Many games will eat up that 256GB on the console fast.

It’s Halloween Week. To celebrate, retailers have dropped the prices of a bunch of scary video games. One highlight is Silent Hill 2. This remake of the survival-horror masterpiece originally released on PS2 will put you in a spooky mood with its grim atmosphere and demonic ghouls. In IGN’s Silent Hill 2 review, Tristan Ogilvie found it to be a “great way to visit – or revisit – one of the most dread-inducing destinations in the history of survival horror.”

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The LEGO Pokémon Pikachu and Poké Ball has dropped to its lowest price on Amazon yet. The savings still aren’t huge, with about $17 off the $200 set. With over 2,000 pieces and tons of detail, it’s sure to be a fun, time-consuming build. Pikachu’s ears and limbs are even posable. The display stand has way more detail than a typical LEGO stand, too: it’s shaped like a lightning bolt, features Pikachu’s “25” Pokédex number, and even has a few electric sparks.

Amazon has a genuine forged Damascus steel pocket knife for just $26.69 with the coupon code “EGCGXDOW” at checkout. The seller claims this knife has a VG10 core and 66 layers of folded steel. The 3.26" blade folds into a 4.6" non-slip G10 fiberglass composite handle that locks in place, and it even includes a pocket clip.

The 65-inch Sony Bravia 6 4K OLED Smart TV has dropped down to its lowest price yet. This stunning entry-level 4K OLED TV features near-infinite contrast and pure blacks. You also get Sony’s incredible picture processing. Of course, it’s ready for gaming, with four HDMI 2.1 ports that all offer 120Hz in 4K and VRR support, making it ideal for the PS5 or Xbox Series X.

The 8Bitdo Retro Mechanical Keyboard has dropped to its lowest price yet on Amazon. This sick-looking keyboard really taps into nostalgia with its classic Nintendo color scheme. But looks aside, it’s rugged and well-built, and the option to connect via Bluetooth, wired, or 2.4GHz is handy. The Kailh Box White V2 key switches should feel great, and the two massive programmable buttons are a fun addition. The 8Bitdo Retro Mechanical Keyboard even earned a 9/10 in IGN’s review, with Seth Macy noting, “retro looks coupled with modern technology makes for a thing of beauty.”

Star Wars: Galactic Racer for PC is $46.99 with the code “SSF74346” at checkout on Newegg. You’ll receive a Steam code shortly after purchase to redeem and start playing. In IGN’s review, Luke Reilly said it’s “Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a fabulous-looking and frantically fast anti-grav racer that impressively goes further than just taking the decades-old Star Wars Racer games and giving them a 4K facelift.” The racing game also features an interesting roguelite campaign structure.

The MTG x Marvel Super Heroes Gift Bundle is back down to its lowest price yet on Amazon. For $75.99, you’ll get a Collector Booster, 9 Play Boosters, an exclusive alt-art foil promo card, Land cards, a life-tracking die, and a foil Marvel Super Heroes storage box. Whether you keep it for yourself or want to get a jump-start on holiday shopping, the Gift Bundle is a solid deal right now.