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The 1989 cult comedy classic UHF, starring a young Wierd Al Yankovic, is finally getting the 4K Blu-ray treatment this summer to coincide with its 35th anniversary. The new release will include plenty of special features to enjoy along with the new 4K remastering. UHF’s 4K Blu-ray version drops on July 2, but you can preorder your copy now at Amazon.

In UHF, Weird Al Yankovich plays the manager of a struggling local TV station, Channel 62, who manages to juice the ratings by putting on a bunch of random weird and stupid shows. When this tactic works spectacularly, a bigger rival station takes notice and then tries to take over Channel 62, leading to all sorts of fun hijinks. The movie has maintained a cult following in the 35 years since its release and is also notable as Yankovic’s first–and only–leading role in a movie.

A bunch of other cult flicks is getting 4K Blu-ray releases soon, including the American live-action version of the tokusatsu classic The Guyver and the often-overlooked RoboCop 2. Meanwhile, fans of irreverent comedies can preorder the upcoming 4K versions of The South Park Movie and Team America: World Police.

Oliver Stone’s 1987 anti-war epic Platoon, about the horrors of Vietnam, is getting a new, limited-edition release on 4k Blu-ray. The Platoon Limited 4K Steelbool edition will be available on June 4, but preorders are live now and discounted to just $28 at Amazon (normally $40).

If you’re looking to fill out your classic war movie collection, Amazon also has deals on a selection of other 4K Blu-rays. Check out the list below.

Best 4k War Movie Deals On Amazon

Tetris and 7-Eleven have revealed that they are working on several merchandise products together, including one called the Slurpee + Tetris Handheld Game Device.

According to the product description on 7-Eleven’s website, it features an officially licensed Tetris title that plays in full-color on a 1.8 inch screen. It also has a built-in speaker with volume control. The device is powered by three AAA batteries or a USB-C cable.

It’ll cost $30 and there isn’t a set release date yet–the page only says that it’s “Coming Soon.” It also seems like the product is only going to be available in the United States, and it’s unclear if it’ll come to other regions as well. In addition to the game device, this collaboration also includes t-shirts, hoodies, hats, tote bags, and stickers.

Companies collaborating with video games have always been common. Most recently, Uniqlo worked with Nintendo to create a line of Zelda apparel, and Balenciaga collaborated with Fortnite a few years ago.

Another build-your-own-bundle is live on Fanatical with a variety of games on offer, and the more games you grab, the cheaper they all are. Nabbing three games in the Platinum Collection Build Your Own Bundle will cost you $10, putting the cost of each one at $3.33. Buy five or more games and the cost per game drops to $3, while adding seven or more games to your bundle drops the costs to $2.86 each.

Fanatical Platinum Collection Build Your Own Bundle May 2024

• Yooka-Laylee Deluxe Digital Edition
• The Chant
• Sprawl
• Corpse Factory
• A Little Golf Journey
• Circle Empires Rivals
• Koa and the Five Pirates of Mara
• Doomblade
• Justice Sucks: Tactical Vacuum Action
• Liberte
• Endling: Extinction is Forever
• Power to the People
• Glitch Busters: Stuck on You
• Tails of Iron
• Buggos
• Everdream Valley
• Hell Pie
• Aces and Adventures
• Juno: New Origins

Leading off the May 2024 edition of the is Banjo Kazooie spiritual successor Yooka-Laylee, a colorful platformer in the early 2000s style. It’s a buddy comedy platforming game, where you control two characters who work together with different abilities. The Digital Deluxe version sports a 24-page digital manual and art book, as well as the game’s original soundtrack.

You’ve got some other 3D platforming options in this bundle as well, if you’re so inclined. Koa and the Five Pirates of Mara is another cute and colorful game in the same vein as Yooka-Laylee, with gameplay that ranges from relaxed and chill to highly challenging. There’s also Hell Pie, another platformer that leans into the comedic as you take on the

Speaking of demons, you can also check out the demonically inspired metroidvania Doomblade. As Gloom Girl, you’ll go on a quest of vengeance with the Doomblade, a sentient sword that wants revenge against those who imprisoned it.

In addition to the savings you get from buying in the Platinum Collection bundle, you can also take advantage of Fanatical’s May Madness sale. For every $12 you spend on Fanatical during the sale, you earn a chance to spin a prize wheel as part of May Madness Spin to Win. The wheel includes things like discounts, free games, and other bonuses. It also sports the big Star Prize, the chance to walk off with a Razer Edge cloud-streaming handheld.

If you’re after more bundles, don’t forget about Fanatical’s Fallout Bundle, which comes with every Fallout RPG and is only $25. For even more budget-friendly deals, check out Fanatical’s game bundles hub.

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Gray Zone Warfare, a new extraction shooter in the same vein of Escape From Tarkov, has received its first updates following its recent Steam Early Access launch, with two hotfixes looking to address some of the biggest issues players have encountered so far.

Hotfix 1 released the same day as the game’s release, and fixed various problems causing server crashes, anti-cheat issues that were preventing players from joining servers, and a bug that caused players to spawn without head, clothes, or the ability to secure containers.

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