We've still got a few hours left for Black Friday, but the deals are still going strong at Amazon. Whether you're looking for great deals on 4K TVs, video games, streaming devices, and more, Amazon has got you covered with big discounts during this year's busiest shopping season.

We've seen plenty of great deals come and go already, but there's still quite a few gems to be had including the best pricing we've seen on LG's C1 OLED TVs, a great bundle offer for Oculus Quest 2, and many of 2021's hottest games marked down to record low prices.

TL;DR – Best Deals

These deals are still live and selling well. Get 'em while they're hot!

Free $50 Amazon Gift Card with Oculus Quest 2 Purchases

Best 4K TV Deals at Amazon

Best PS5 Game Deals at Amazon

Best Xbox Game Deals at Amazon

Best Nintendo Switch Game Deals at Amazon

Best Amazon Device Deals, Fire TV Stick 4K Max for $35

These Amazon devices are down to their lowest prices ever, with the Kindle, Fire TV Stick 4K, and Echo Dot all dramatically dropping in price for Black Friday.

New Apple AirPods Pro with Magsafe Charging Case down to $199.99 (was $249.99) – Out of Stock

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate 3-Month Down to $24.99 (was $44.99) – Out of Stock

This is a great deal on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, and will stack with your current membership. There are some great games coming to Game Pass this holiday season, including Halo Infinite, Forza Horizon 5, GTA San Andreas, It Takes Two, and more.

Amazon 4K UHD Blu-ray Deals

PS5 Priority with Amazon Prime

We're expecting to see even more PS5 stock at Amazon in November and during the Black Friday period, and it's still increasingly difficult to get hold of the console.

One of the best benefits of Amazon Prime for gamers at the moment, is the PS5 stock priority enabled by your Prime membership. So when stock does finally come back to Amazon, you'll be at the front of the line.

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

Samsung has announced that it is developing a new cloud gaming platform for its Smart TVs.

Revealed as part of Samsung’s SDC21 keynote presentation, the platform will work on Samsung Smart TVs powered by Tizen, a Linux-based operating system that currently supports over 200 million Samsung devices.

The new platform was only quickly mentioned as part of the presentation, and so very little is known about it currently. “To diversify your game selection on Samsung Smart TVs, we are developing a new Cloud Game Platform,” said Yongjae Kim, Samsung’s Senior Vice President of Visual Display Software R&D. “This means that soon you will be able to enjoy games without purchasing high-end hardware, and developers can easily apply Samsung Smart TV’s seamless, immersive experience to new games.”

No examples of game developers were provided, but the mention of the platform being an alternative to “high-end hardware” suggests that it is more in the realm of Stadia-style game offerings rather than Android game ports.

This won’t be the first time that Samsung has attempted cloud gaming; back in 2012 it worked with Gaikai to create Samsung Cloud Gaming for its earlier generations of Smart TVs, with advertisements featuring Darksiders 2. For reference, Gaikai is the service that powers PlayStation Now, and is now owned by Sony.

With its new platform, Samsung will enter the increasingly competitive world of cloud gaming. GeForce Now has a new subscription tier that offers the power of an RTX 3080, which truly is “high-end hardware”. Xbox is moving beyond consoles and will soon be built into TVs and streaming sticks as support for its cloud gaming option grows. Meanwhile, Google’s Stadia may be down but it’s not out, and now offers its technology as a white label product for other companies to use, including AT&T.

Matt Purslow is IGN's UK News and Entertainment Writer.

You can currently get 50% off a 12-month PlayStation Now subscription online. This is for both new and returning customers, so if you've let your subscription run out, you can jump straight back into PS Now with this great deal.

You can also preorder Pokemon Legends Arceus right now for £49.99 (£10 off) getting with it the incredible Pokeball cartridge preorder bonus. Resident Evil Village is also down to £28 for PS5 at Amazon, and the November sale for PlayStation games is now on at the PS Store.

TL;DR – Best Deals

NordVPN down to £2.44/Month (72% Off)

PlayStation Now 12-Month Subscription Down to £24.99 (50% Off)

Save £10 on Pokemon Nintendo Switch Preorders

Halo Infinite Collector's Steelbook Edition Preorders

PS5 DualSense Midnight Black Controller down to £51.95 (was £60)

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

In a recent interview with Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Bill Murray strongly hinted that he will be joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe as part of the cast of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.

Murray was speaking to Patrick Heidmann about his upcoming film The French Dispatch when he revealed that he "recently shot a Marvel movie," even though he was "probably not supposed to" to talk about it.

"You know, I recently shot a Marvel movie. I'm probably not supposed to tell you, but whatever," Murray said, as translated from German to English by IGN. "But a few people were pretty surprised that I would decide on doing a project like this. But for me, the case was clear; I got to know the director – and I really liked him a lot.

"He was funny, humble, everything you want in a director. So, I agreed to do it, even though these giant comic book productions don't usually interest me as an actor."

While he didn't name Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania specifically, he did reveal that this unnamed director was the one who made Bring It On. For those unaware, the director in question is Peyton Reed, the director of the first two Ant-Man films and this upcoming one.

This confirmation from Murray also follows a previous report from TheCosmicCircus that said a casting listing on Mandy.com stated that John Townsend was a photo double for Murray on a production called "Dust Bunny." This codename is said to be for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.

Murray will not be the only newcomer to the film, as Lovecraft Country's Jonathan Majors will also be making his feature film debut in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania was recently delayed from February 17, 2023 to July 28, 2023. It was one of the many MCU films hit by a schedule shift.

For more, check out the creepy photo Peyton Reed shared to commemorate the first day of filming, IGN's top 15 Bill Murray films, how the ending of Loki may impact this new film, and why Evangeline Lilly thinks her character the Wasp is still an "enigma" after multiple movies.

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Adam Bankhurst is a news writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter @AdamBankhurst and on Twitch.

Got a wide selection of deals for you today. Personally, I'd get Hot Wheels for my Switch, as it's the lowest price we've seen for this 9/10 racer. Likewise, one dollarydoo for a month of Xbox Game Pass on PC is a smorgasbord worth signing up for. Lastly, two Resi's for 20 clams is a top Xbox deal, as is 50 bucks for Dirt 5 on PS5.

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Adam's an Aussie deals wrangler who spends too much of his income on the bargains he finds. You can occasionally find him @Grizwords.