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Humble is now offering the Sci-Fi Exposure bundle at its site, with pledges for all eight games costing $25. You’ll get Bungie’s 2026 version of Marathon (great game), all three remastered Crysis games, RoboCop: Rogue City, and both Ghostrunner games, to name the most notable inclusions. Proceeds are split between Humble, the publishers, and the charity.water non-profit organization.

I wish I had seen earlier that Criterion’s rare “everything’s half off” sale was happening. Alas, there’s an hour left until in-stock products go back to their regular prices. I could inflict a lot of financial damage with just a few minutes of perusing the catalog. Unfortunately, if you were hoping to grab The Complete Kubrick, Criterion’s new $599.95 4K Blu-ray collection at half off, it’s sold out for now.

EasySMX’s upcoming $54.99 S05 Pro wireless controller doesn’t seem to leave out any features. It has a similar design to the X05 Pro, but with TMR sticks and more Switch features, like amiibo support, six-axis gyro, and one-button wake-up. More surprising are its two-stage Hall effect triggers that have dedicated rumble actuators (plus rumble in each grip). I’ll be testing it soon.

The $199.99 Barracuda V2 Pro is $50 cheaper than its predecessor, yet contains quite a few improvements. Notably, the ANC-ready headset ships with a USB-C wireless dongle hidden within the left ear cup. It supports simultaneous 2.4GHz and Bluetooth 6 audio, as opposed to making you swap between them, and includes a detachable mic for better voice capture than its beamforming mics. It’s available now at Razer’s site.

Apple TV is usually $14.99 per month, but some Amazon Prime subscribers have the opportunity to save big on two months of the subscription. Lucky subscribers can sign up for two months at a rate of $1.99 monthly before the usual rate kicks in. The offer ends on October 28th.