These are our recommendations for consoles, peripherals, toys, board games, books, and more.
Most stages are full to the brim with charm and inventive design.
Collecting the various bots is especially addicting if you have any knowledge of Sonys vast archive of titles.
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It works with both PC and Switch, but it has a hefty feel with pleasingly padded grips.
There are optional back paddles and removable buttons, so its nice for casual players and pros alike.
Lego Fortnite Battle Bus
Lets say your giftee is a Fortnite fan.
The trick is that each card has compounding effects that require forethought and strategy during every turn.
Check out the expansion Spies, Lies, & Supplies for another wrinkle in the formula.
you’ve got the option to combine both games into an epic multi-theater back and forth battle.
Nintendos alarm clock features fun and nostalgic animations.
Lego Mario and Yoshi
Theres something so pixel-perfect about Lego replicating the pixelated, 8-bit graphics of yesteryear.
Yoshis legs are attached to a gear system that you might turn with a crank.
The Wolverine V3 Pro controllers work with both Xbox consoles and PC.
Anyone with a stock of old Game Boy games will find this an endearing gift.
It includes remappable buttons and deadzone adjustment on the joysticks.
Alienware Pro Wireless Headset
The $230 Alienware Pro Wireless Headset is one of the most comfortable headsets available.
Beyond that, it has strong audio and voice capabilities for its price.
The $150 Razer Kishi Ultra fits practically any phone or small-scale tablet like the iPad mini.
Unlike some other mechanical keyboards, a relaxed finger wont accidentally press a key you dont mean to.
The $300 Pros hot-swappable design allows for some excellent customization.
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As the Nintendo Switch 2 draws closer I can sense K.K.
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PS5 and Xbox gamers are out of luck… for now.
