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Spring may be just around the corner, but it’s still cold and rainy in many parts of the US. If you’re looking for ways to keep yourself entertained while indoors, GameStop is currently taking up to 50 percent off select titles as a part of its ”OMG” sale. The ongoing promotion includes steep 50 percent discounts on newer hits like Persona 5 Tactica for the PlayStation 5 ($29.99) and Sonic Superstars ($29.99) for the PS4. The deluxe edition of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, which comes with a handful of in-game items, is also on sale for the PS5 for $44.99 (half off).
While the best deals are on new PlayStation games, Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch players can also get in on the savings. Modern classics like Octopath Traveler II ($29.99 for Switch) and Celeste ($17.99 for Switch and PS4) are half off, for example, while Xbox Series X players can save 50 percent on the premium upgrade for Starfield ($17.99). Xbox gamers can also snag PowerWash Simulator for $12.99 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II for $24.99. And hey, if you really want Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Best Buy is also selling the standard edition for the Xbox Series X for $34.99 (half off).
If you’re looking to boost your Wi-Fi speeds at home, you can buy two Google Nest Wifi Pro routers for $220 ($80 off) in white at Amazon. That’s the best price we’ve seen since December, and you can even add a third unit for $319 ($80 off).
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Given a single tri-band router goes for $199.99 and covers up to 2,200 square feet, that’s an excellent deal, particularly given Google’s egg-shaped routers lack subscription fees. They’re competent and easy to set up, too, with support for Wi-Fi 6E, Thread, and the new Matter standard. They also offer fast and consistent speeds — even if they don’t quite reach the max speeds of 2400Mbps on 5GHz and 6GHz as Google claims — and resemble Google’s Nest Audio speakers, allowing them to blend in better with your home decor than most other routers on the market.