Let's keep things simple this Black Friday, there are already plenty of incredible Black Friday deals available this year, but not all of us have the time to explore hundreds of discounts every single time.

So we're smashing through the noise right now, and bringing you our top 10 absolute best Black Friday deals. We've even added a quick and easy TL;DR section for those who don't have the time to browse everything. These deals are all incredible, and definitely worth considering during the shopping event, so check them out now.

TL;DR – Our Favorite Black Friday Deals

1. Get a Free $50 Gift Card with Oculus Quest 2 Purchases

This is absolutely our top deal for Black Friday, and the perfect oppurtunity for anyone to get into VR gaming right now. All Oculus Quest 2 purchases at Amazon come with a $50 gift card, just use code OCULUS 50 at checkout. This is the perfect deal, especially if you're planning to do any more Black Friday shopping at Amazon.

2. Bowflex SelectTech 552 Adjustable Dumbbells Now $299

One of the most popular deals running up to Black Friday is finally back, at least for a short while. The Bowflex SelectTech 552 adjustable dumbbells have been marked down by $100 (25% off) only for Black Friday. It's available from our favorite mega-retailer Amazon and delivers by November 28 – December 1. Get it now or you'll most likely have to wait until next November to see another deal like this.

3. Ring Fit Adventure Down to $54.99 (was $79.99)

This remains one of the best Nintendo Switch deals of Black Friday. I can't think of a time when Ring Fit has ever been discounted. For a while there, you couldn't even find it. But right now, Ring Fit is marked down to just $54.99, saving you $25 on the list price.

4. Deathloop is Down to $25 for PS5

We're moving onto video games now, and this is a deal you won't want to miss. Deathloop was awarded our highest regards recently this year, getting a 10/10 in our review.

You can now pick it up for just $25 in the Black Friday sales, marking this as one of the very best deals of the year.

5. XPG 1TB PS5 SSD with Heatsink Now $130

Looking to expand your PS5 SSD storage? Well, look no further. This is the cheapest and best option for expanding your PS5's storage, with the XPG 1TB SSD including a heatsink built-in.

Considering Call of Duty Warzone seems to take up your whole storage on the PS5, this expansion is a smart choice, and incredible affordable.

6. Samsung Odyssey G9 Monitor for $999.99 (Save $400)

The Samsung Odyssey G9 is one of the largest, most immersive gaming monitors on the market. It was a huge hit last Black Friday, and this time around it's even less expensive than ever. Amazon is offering the monitor for $999.99, this first time it's ever hit the $1K price point.

7. PlayStation Plus 12-Month for $39.99 (Save $20)

Everyone needs to top up their PlayStation Plus at least once a year, you might as well make it during the Black Friday sales with this deal. Or, if you want to take full advantage buy a couple of these codes and stack up your membership even further, maximising your savings.

8. Perfect PS5 or Xbox 4K TV: Up to $700 Off LG OLED c1

Looking for the perfect PS5 or Xbox 4K TV? Well, look no further. This Black Friday you can pick up an LG OLED C1 4K TV for at least $1096.99, an incredible discount. The 65-inch is also down to $1796.99 for Black Friday, over $700 off the previous list price. Sure, these TVs can be a little pricey, but the Black Friday discount certainly helps. Plus, you won't regret it, these sets will change your gaming experience forever, trsut me.

9. Guardians of the Galaxy is Down to $25 for Black Friday

Considering Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy is an entirely new game, this is an incredible price drop. It's not like the game is bad either, we scored it an 8/10 in our review.

In my humble opinion, this is a no-brainer, Guardians of the Galaxy is one of the best games of the year, it looks spectacular, and it's the perfect, fun, energy-filled experience to play on your on PS5 or PS4.

10. New Apple AirPods Pro for $169 (was $249)

Another incredible discount for Black Friday. The new Apple AirPods Pro with MagSafe Charging are down to just $169, saving you a massive $80 from the list price.

Spending $250 on a set of earbuds can be daunting, but thankfully this Black Friday deal makes these AirPods the perfect price.

All the Best Black Friday Deals and Sales

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Robert Anderson is a deals expert and Commerce Editor for IGN. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter.

Babylon's Fall, the upcoming online fantasy RPG from Platinum Games and Square Enix contains a range of gear and emotes 'borrowed' from Final Fantasy 14.

During a recent closed beta for Babylon's Fall, a number of players noticed that the game's armour sported some similar looks to the Final Fantasy MMO. Following speculation, producer Yosuke Saito confirmed the connection in an update post, confirming that not only had Babylon's Fall borrowed a number of assets from FF14 but also that this came following an offer from Final Fantasy 14's director Naoki Yoshida.

"To get straight to the point: yes, Babylon's Fall contains gear and emote data borrowed from Final Fantasy 14," confirms Saito in the post. "When I gave my Babylon's Fall presentation at a company meeting, Final Fantasy 14 Producer & Director Naoki Yoshida was also in attendance and offered his help, to which I replied, “Yes, please!” This is how the plan came to fruition. We then carefully implemented the data while closely coordinating with the Final Fantasy XIV team."

Saito says that by borrowing data from FF14, the team has been able to add a far greater range of gear and emotes to Babylon's Fall than originally planned. That being said, the producer was also keen to point out that the majority of the gear sets that players will be able to obtain in-game are unique to Babylon's Fall itself.

"The data borrowed from Final Fantasy 14 was used for gear from the introduction to mid-level range of the game, which is why they were so prevalent in the Closed Beta Test," concluded Saito before apologising for any concerns that players may have felt following their recent hands-on experience with the game.

Elsewhere in the post, Yoshida gave his thoughts on Babylon's Fall borrowing assets from FF14. After stating that he was "kind of jealous" not to be making a hardcore action-based hack and slash game himself, the FF14 director noted that "preparing all of the gear variations needed for the gameplay [would be] really difficult."

"So, I said, 'Let’s use FFXIV’s assets too. We have so many, it’d be a shame to limit them to FFX14 alone,' and that’s how it all started," explains Yoshida in the post. The director then goes on to confirm that the use of any FF14 assets in Babylon's Fall would be "fully supervised" by the Final Fantasy 14 team while also admitting that at the time, he didn't think it would become such a hot topic.

For more on Babylon's Fall make sure to check out our preview of the game in which we discuss some of the factors which have contributed to its rough start to life. Alternatively, you can watch the interview below to hear more about the game from its development team.

Jared Moore is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter.

For Black Friday, Dell is offering this Dell XPS gaming PC, equipped with an RTX 3060 video card, for a really low price of $999.99. This is one of the very few (if only) RTX 3060 PCs you'll find for $1K or less. This deal is supposed to expire end of day on Black Friday (it may or may not return on Cyber Monday). The RTX 3060 is another card that's nigh impossible to find at retail price without a LOT of elbow grease; you can buy it off eBay and you'll have to fork $700 or more. In this case, you're getting a complete system along with the RTX 3060 Ti, as well as a 1 year in-home warranty, for just $300 more.

Dell Black Friday Deal: Dell XPS RTX 3060 Gaming PC

The Dell XPS gaming PC is equipped with an 11th gen Intel Core i5 processor, 8GB of RAM, 1TB hard drive storage, and the RTX 3060 Ti video card. For faster performance, we'd definitely recommend adding in an SSD as your boot drive. The low price tag might imply that the RTX 3060 is not up to snuff, but nothing could be further from the truth. The RTX 3060 is about 20% faster than the RTX 2060 SUPER and is on par with the RTX 2070. That means it crushes games at 1080p and can handle 1440p and VR gaming as well. That's pretty impressive for a $999 PC no matter how you look at it. It's also future proofed with DLSS 2.0, which as the potential to significantly improve games as long as it is supported.

More Dell Black Friday Deals

For more gaming deals from Dell and Alienware, check out our main Best Black Friday Dell Deals article with all current and upcoming deals on Dell and Alienware gaming PCs, laptops, and monitors. We will keep that page updated through Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

All the Best Black Friday Deals and Sales

Most of the Dell Black Friday deals have expired, but fortunately their best Alienware deal is still available for a little while longer. Dell is offering this Alienware Aurora gaming PC, equipped with an RTX 3060 Ti video card, for a low price of $1399.99. That's easily the lowest price we've seen so far on an RTX 3060 Ti equipped PC from any vendor and we're hoping it sticks around until Cyber Monday. The RTX 30 series video cards have been very hard to come by. An RTX 3060 Ti video card sells for as much as $800 on eBay. Whereas under normal circumstances building a PC yourself would save you money, nowadays it's possible that building your own RTX 3060 Ti PC would cost you more.

Dell Black Friday Deal: Alienware Aurora R12 RTX 3060 Ti Gaming PC for $1399.99

This Alienware Aurora R12 gaming PC is equipped with an 11th gen Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM, 512GB of SSD storage, and the RTX 3060 Ti video card. The RTX 3060 Ti is much more powerful than the standard RTX 3060; in fact, it's comparable to the RTX 2080 SUPER, which was the top-of-the-line video card until the RTX 30 series cards came along. That means that this rig will handle 1440p and VR gaming with ease, and even has the chops to take on some 4K gaming as well.

More Dell Black Friday Deals

For more gaming deals from Dell and Alienware, check out our main Best Black Friday Dell Deals article with all current and upcoming deals on Dell and Alienware gaming PCs, laptops, and monitors. We will keep that page updated through Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

All the Best Black Friday Deals and Sales

A YouTuber has offered a ten thousand dollar reward to anyone who can successfully create a multiplayer mod for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

The content creator, who goes by the YouTube handle PointCrow and runs a channel featuring a range of Zelda-based content, has announced a five-figure reward on Twitter for anyone who can make a Breath of the Wild multiplayer mod.

I'M PUTTING A $10,000 BOUNTY ON THE CREATION OF A BREATH OF THE WILD MULTIPLAYER MOD

terms & conditions read here: https://t.co/oOfIbZQQTa #breathofthewild #botw #zelda pic.twitter.com/e287bFE740

— eric (@PointCrow) November 10, 2021

While cash promises can often be found around social media, it seems that PointCrow is pretty serious when it comes to getting the mod made. Alongside a tweet notifying fans of the mod-based bounty, the creator has laid out a number of stipulations that people must follow in order to claim the prize.

While a full list of terms and conditions can be found in the tweet above, highlights include the fact that the mod must be playable anywhere on the map, grant PoinCrow access to the mod exclusively a week or two prior to release and be free to play for anyone who wishes to access it. Initially, the terms of the bounty also stated that the mod would need to host multiplayer for up to four people, however, in a recent update to the terms, PointCrow lowered this requirement meaning that it now only needs to support two players.

For those hoping to claim the $10,000 reward, it should be noted that PointCrow has also stipulated that the mod must be finished at least two months before the release date of Breath of the Wild's sequel. As Breath of the Wild 2 is currently aiming for a release window sometime in 2022, technically that means the bounty could already have expired – though it's far more likely that you've got a good few months still left on the clock.

For more quirky Breath of the Wild news, make sure to check out this piece detailing the altered take on Google Street View that one software developer created for the game. Alternatively, if you'd like to find out the latest on Breath of the Wild 2, you can switch over to our dedicated IGN page for the game.

Jared Moore is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter.