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The Best Deals Today: Doom: The Dark Ages, Star Wars Zero Company, 007 4K Blu-ray, and More

A new weekend has arrived, and today, you can save big on Doom: The Dark Ages, Star Wars Zero Company, Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter, Shuten Order, LEGO KPop: Demon Hunters, and more. Check out our top picks for Sunday, October 11, below. Doom: The Dark Ages - Premium Edition for $30.09 Fanatical has Doom: The Dark Ages - Premium Edition on sale today for $30.09. This edition packs in the base…

The Best Deals Today: Doom: The Dark Ages, Star Wars Zero Company, 007 4K Blu-ray, and More

This weekend offers numerous deals on video games across various platforms. One standout is Doom: The Dark Ages - Premium Edition, available for $30.09 from Fanatical. This edition includes the base game, Summer Revelations DLC, and additional bonuses. Fans of Star Wars will appreciate the discount on Star Wars Zero Company, a sleeper hit tactical game, which is now priced at $47.97 after a $12 reduction.

The Daniel Craig Collection in 4K Blu-ray offers four films, including Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, Skyfall, and Spectre, for $30.81. If you're interested in RPGs, Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter is on sale for $39.99, following its successful 2nd Chapter release. Shuten Order, a Nintendo Switch 2 game with five gameplay styles, is on sale for $49.99, marking the lowest price available.

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, a notable launch for Nintendo Switch 2 last year, can be purchased for $49.99 at Woot. Finally, fans of LEGO Star Wars can snag the LEGO Star Wars AT-AT set for $51.99, a 20% discount compared to regular prices. Meanwhile, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake is available at $59.99, a discounted price for a game that's set to make a significant impact in 2026.

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