Cameron Faulkner

Fanatical is hosting a build-your-own bundle of Resident Evil games for Steam that costs $6.50 per game, and gets slightly cheaper the more you add. For instance, Resident Evil Village and the Resident Evil 2 remake are $12.99 together. The site has every major game in the franchise, save for Requiem and a few remakes.

First, there was a Stardew Valley cookbook that was just as much about the game’s characters as the ingredients you can pick up during the life sim adventure. In early 2027, there will be an official amigurumi crochet book launching, with 25 patterns to let you build the game’s little critters to put around your house. Sounds chill.

Since you can use Nintendo gift cards on more than just games, they’re smart to buy if you want to save on hardware. Newegg is knocking $25 off $200 gift cards when you use the code BUDF79 at checkout. You’ll get $25 off for each gift card you add to cart (up to five for $125 off).

$799.99 is how much Alienware’s AW3426DW costs at Dell’s site. It’s the successor to its original 34-inch curved 1440p QD-OLED gaming monitor from 2022 that debuted at $1,299.99. The new model has a Penta Tandem QD-OLED panel to make text look sharper and less aliased, plus other improvements (but the same 110 pixels per inch).

Woot is selling Amazon’s Fire TV Soundbar Plus, a 5.1-channel kit that includes a Dolby Atmos-ready soundbar, wireless subwoofer, and two satellite speakers, for $219.95. The catch is that it’s in “like new, open-box” condition, and it only has a 90-day warranty. However, it’s a tremendous discount compared to buying it new for about $200 more.