Gaming & Toy Deals

Clips onto your phone for console-style controls on mobile games, which suits anyone tired of touchscreen inputs for shooters or fighting games. Walmart has it for $66, a $24 (27%) discount off the $90 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Tactics fans who enjoy Persona-style social links mixed with grid-based combat will find plenty to dig into here, though at $35 it's currently priced the same as list, so there's no discount to factor in right now. Buy Now at Best Buy

Collectors chasing high-grade Galarian Gallery cards will appreciate the CGC 10 designation here, since it confirms the card is in pristine, gem mint condition rather than just "near perfect." Fanatics has this Thievul listed for those who want a graded piece for their Crown Zenith collection without doing the grading legwork themselves. Buy Now at Fanatics

This one's suited for PS5 owners who need a backup controller or want one for a friend to drop in on co-op, with adaptive triggers and haptic feedback that standard controllers don't offer. It's currently priced at list, $85, so there's no discount to factor in right now. Buy Now at Best Buy

Swapping the stock strap for this one takes pressure off your face and redistributes the headset's weight across your head, worth doing if you play in longer sessions. It fits the Quest 3, 3S, and 2, and rings up at $17 off the $40 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Good pick for Magic players who want table protection with distinct art on each side instead of settling for a single design, and the double-sided format is the main reason to consider this over a standard playmat. It's currently priced the same as the list price, so there's no discount to factor in right now. Buy Now at Best Buy

Kids who like a little chaos in the driveway will get a kick out of the dual-bumper design, which lets two riders bump and spin without tipping over. It's a solid pick for backyard play since the low-speed motor keeps things safe while still feeling fast to a toddler. Buy Now at Home Depot

Kids and hobbyists who like off-road play get a truck that handles mud, grass, and shallow water without missing a beat, so it's worth a look if your backyard terrain usually wrecks regular RC cars. Buy Now at Home Depot

Update: The price has changed to $24.97 since this was originally published.

Kids who like open-ended art projects without the mess of traditional paint can spray color through stencils with this kit, and it's currently $1.25 off the list price at Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

Update: The price has dropped to $11.80 since this was originally published.

Handy for keeping kids entertained on a rainy afternoon without screens, and at $11.81 it's about $2 off the $13.99 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

This suits players already invested in the Cryx faction who want to expand their Warmachine army with additional units rather than starting from scratch, since core expansions build on a base set instead of standing alone. Buy Now at Amazon

Update: The price has changed to $41.37 since this was originally published.

Fans of old-school survival horror will appreciate this one, since it revives a Nintendo DS cult classic with updated visuals while keeping the flashlight-and-limited-ammo tension that made the original so unnerving. Buy Now at Amazon

Update: The price has changed to $22.99 since this was originally published.

Backyard gatherings and family cookouts are where this one earns its keep, with players racing to pull clothespins off their opponents' waistbands. It's currently $1.20 off the $22.99 list price on Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

Built for babies working on object permanence, the coin drops through the slot and the drawer lets them retrieve it themselves, which keeps the game going without a parent resetting it each time. It's $2.55 off the list price at $14.43. Buy Now at Amazon

Kids who like Frozen characters get a mess-free craft project out of this, peeling and placing foil sheets to reveal shiny designs instead of dealing with paint or markers, and it's currently $5 off the list price at Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

Kids who like glittery, mess-free crafting will get the most out of this one, since the foiling technique gives a shiny finished look without paint or markers involved; it's $5 off the list price right now. Buy Now at Amazon

Designed for babies working on object permanence, this coin box lets them drop the ball in and watch it disappear, then retrieve it themselves by opening the drawer, building fine motor skills along the way. It's currently $3 off the $20 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Set collectors and Kayla Thornton fans will appreciate the Mojo Prizm's distinctive rainbow refraction, a detail that separates it from standard base cards and makes it a worthwhile pickup for anyone building out a 2020 WNBA Prizm collection. Buy Now at Fanatics

Card collectors chasing rare rookie autos will want to note this one: Panini's National Treasures Black parallel sits among the lowest print runs in the product, making it a scarcer pickup for anyone building an Ellington rookie collection. Buy Now at Fanatics