The Kingdom Hearts games have amassed one of the most loyal fandoms in gaming. Square Enix really tapped into something special when it combined classic Disney characters with a totally unique RPG. Unfortunately for Kingdom Hearts fans, none of the Prime Day Square Enix deals this year include any of the actual games. There is, however, a 3-foot stainless steel Keyblade that just dropped to its lowest price ever on Amazon.

Look, nobody actually needs a sword. But we only recently got Kingdom Hearts 4 gameplay footage for the first time earlier this month and there's absolutely no release date attached. Waiting forever for the next entry in the series is inevitable, but whether or not you own a replica of Sora's iconic blade is entirely in your control.

This Keyblade is normally priced at $59.99, but a very recent price cut shaves off a few dollars during Amazon's Prime Day sale. It's not all that much of a discount, but it's still a surprisingly good price for what you get.

The "blade" part is made of stainless steel and is a little over 34 inches in length (about 3 feet long). It's not nearly as massive as Sora's blade in the actual games of course, but it's a pretty realistic replica you can hang on your wall or use for cosplay. We posted this deal on the IGN Finds X account when we first found it yesterday and it's been wildly popular.

The official brand that sells this sword on Amazon may look like a random assortment of letters (ZKBWFLA), but they actually have a lot of really cool steel products available at affordable prices and people seem to like what they get. We highlighted a massive Final Fantasy 7 Buster Sword they were discounting a couple of weeks back and fans were absolutely ravenous for it. If you're looking for a Keyblade on Amazon, this is honestly the most legit one you'll find.

Alongside the Kingdom Hearts 4 gameplay reveal, there was also a new collection announced. This includes Kingdom Hearts I-III and will run you $75 for the physical edition. It will be available starting on October 8, 2026 for both PS5 and Switch 2. Hopefully we'll learn more about a release date for KH4 around that time too.

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If you're looking to upgrade your Pokémon TCG deck or hunt down some of the rarest pulls of the 2026 Mega Evolution series, you need to act fast if you want to get in on Amazon Prime Day deals for them. This sale only lasts from June 23–26, and Pokémon TCG products are notorious for selling out quickly, either to fans or to resellers looking to make a quick buck. Luckily for you, we’ve scoured the web to bring you the best Pokémon TCG deals we’ve found.

The first deal we’ve spotted is 20% off a Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Chaos Rising Elite Trainer Box. This expansion was released in May, so it’s a tidy discount on a relatively new expansion, which is especially good for your wallet in the current 2026 secondary market. Fans have been hunting down that gorgeous, multi-hundred-dollar Mega Greninja ex Special Illustration Rare, with resellers pushing Elite Trainer Boxes (ETBs) well past their street price on resale sites. This ETB, currently $94.94 on Amazon, is down from $118.99, so it’s worth picking up.

The box plunges you straight into Pokémon Legends: Z-A lore. From the Amaazon product description: "The hustle and bustle of the city turns into havoc as Mega Floette ex brings turmoil to the streets. Filled with courage and determination, Mega Greninja ex gathers other powerful Mega Evolution Pokémon ex, including Mega Pyroar ex and Mega Dragalge ex, to ward off this growing threat."

In the box, you'll find nine Chaos Rising booster packs, a full-art foil promo card, 40 energy cards, and 65 exclusive Greninja card sleeves, along with your standard competitive TCG dice and fare.

It’s worth pointing out the official price for this ETB is $59.99 from Pokemon Center US, but with the cheapest deal on TCGPlayer right now being $103.49 + $30.00 Shipping, this deal is a steal.

This next deal cuts a couple of bucks off of the Pokémon TCG: Mega Zygarde ex Premium Collection. During Prime Day, it's priced at a neat $55.99, down from its typical $59.94 Amazon price.

Don't let the smaller discount fool you, though – this box is a sleeper hit. Mega Zygarde ex's main feature is its powerful attacks, hyped in its Amazon listing as being "capable of overwhelming opponents." Mega Zygarde ex is also featured on an included foil promo card, an oversized lenticular display card, and a sticker. The set also features eight booster packs drawn from different recent Pokémon TCG expansions.

MSRP was $39.99, but it’s currently going for ​$63.24 + $30.00 Shipping on TCGPlayer.

Last, but by no means least, the Pokémon TCG: Mega Lucario ex League Battle Deck has the biggest saving on this list. This competitive powerhouse is down a massive 54% in the Amazon Prime Day sales, bringing it to $22.99 from its standard $49.99 list price.

This is a super competitive deck released in May that’s great for newcomers looking to get into the card game. You get a ready-to-play 60-card deck that can help you through strategies, or even expand on your skills if you’re a pro, right out of the box.

The real hidden value here lies in the deck list itself. TPCi loaded this build with some of the most sought-after staples in the current format, including the incredibly powerful Secret Box ACE SPEC, which lets you search your deck for an Item, Pokémon Tool, Supporter, and Stadium card, as well as the meta-defining Fezandipiti ex.

Buying it just to add those singles to your deck is worth it if you’re thinking of hitting up your local league nights. Inside the box, you’ll score that ready-to-play competitive 60-card deck, alongside a 6 Damage-counter dice, a coin-flip die, two coin condition markers and a custom deck box. Neat!

There's a whole host of Prime Day deals we've picked out for you this year, including some of the best general gaming deals we've found - make sure to check them out and treat yourself... It's nearly pay day after all!

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Fan hopes for GTA 6 Trailer 3 have been dashed after preorders went live without a new official video from Rockstar.

Last week, Rockstar Games revealed the cover art for GTA 6 and confirmed that preorders would go live on June 25. Many felt that a third trailer in this window would be a safe bet, as it would get the hype machine back up and running and push people to preorder the game. Instead, Rockstar released a big batch of new GTA 6 screenshots, which tease all kinds of new details about the game, but there's no Trailer 3.

Trailer 2 was released in May 2025 and it still has the game's old release date attached to it, a date that passed a month ago. Some had thought that Rockstar would want a new trailer that advertises the correct release date on it alongside preorders, but that doesn't seem to be the case.

"Weird decision to not have Trailer 3 go live now," said one fan on X. [...] "So this might be it... until July?!" "Personally, I'm really disappointed," said another fan. "Even though Rockstar never officially announced anything, we've been waiting for such a long time now." "No Trailer 3. No Gameplay. Come on, man," remaked another fan.

One fan even began to suggest that Rockstar is in a unique situation, as the lack of gameplay this close to launch would be cause for concern with any other studio: "If this was any other game/publisher, gamers would be saying, it must be something wrong with it or its not running as smoothly as they'd like etc."

Another user looked to the past to try and make sense of the decision. "Looking back at GTAV, pre-orders opened on November 5th, 2012, but the trailer didn't drop until 9 days later on November 14th," they said. "Not sure what to make of this. I really hope we get something concrete within the next 15 days, otherwise it’s getting ridiculous."

While some have made the argument that GTA 6 is so big that it doesn't even need marketing, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick has indicated the opposite.

"[...] I do think no matter how big a franchise is, the consumers need to engage with that prior to release. And I think the motion picture business reflects that as well. So if you put out a sequel to Mission: Impossible, trust me, the studio is still going to spend a whole lot of money marketing that title, even though we kind of know what we're going to get and we know we're going to see Tom Cruise, and we're thrilled that we will. Marketing is still an important part of any entertainment release.”

It's unclear when we'll see the next trailer, but one can hope that it will be a proper look at the gameplay of GTA 6 rather than another story trailer. Fans are hungry to see how the game actually plays and what they'll be able to do in it. It may be another month before we get such a thing, as Rockstar is planning to roll out a new GTA Online update in July, which will likely take center stage for marketing for a few weeks. So, maybe there is no GTA 6 Trailer 3, and Rockstar will skip straight to a gameplay reveal.

GTA 6 will release on November 19 for Xbox Series X and S and PS5, and cost $79.99 for the standard edition and $99.99 for the Ultimate Edition, which includes a boatload of extra content including cosmetics, weapons, and access to certain shops and missions. Unfortunately for physical media lovers, GTA 6 won't be released on a disc at launch.

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