A new weekend has arrived, and today, you can save big on the M5 MacBook Air, AirPods Pro 3, Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection, and more. Check out our top picks for Sunday, May 24, below.

Back to the Future is one of the best sci-fi films ever, and the iconic DeLorean time machine is a huge part of the film's legacy today. If you're a fan of the BTTF trilogy, look no further than this LEGO Icons Time Machine set, featuring the DeLorean with parts for each movie, minifigures for Doc Brown and Marty McFly, and accessories like the hoverboard. You can save $40 this weekend on this set, which saves you 20% off MSRP.

First up, Amazon has 2026 MacBook Air M5 models on sale for $899.99 today. This particular model has a 13-inch display and features the M5 Chip, 16GB of RAM, and 512GB of SSD storage. Normally, this MacBook is priced at $1099, so you're saving $200 with this deal. I grabbed a similar MacBook Air earlier this year and have been thoroughly impressed with the device so far.

Following AI and data center demand, prices have skyrocketed, and it's challenging to locate a good deal on a graphics card. Thankfully, Amazon has the PowerColor Reaper Radeon RX 9070 XT on sale this weekend for $669.99. It's still a bit above MSRP, but this is solid price, especially right now in the market. In our 10/10 review of the AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT, we wrote, "PC Gaming has been in a decadent spiral since 2020, and the AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT is a reminder that it doesn’t have to be that way. This graphics card has no problem maxing out any game you throw at it at 4K, even with ray tracing enabled, and does so at a price that makes the competition look downright greedy."

AirPods Pro 3 are a fantastic upgrade over the 2nd generation, bringing a built-in heart rate sensor, redesigned eartips for better noise cancellation, and improved sound quality. Right now, you can score a pair for only $199 at Amazon. I've had a pair since launch and have been incredibly happy with them, especially coming from the original AirPods Pro.

Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection released earlier this year, and while we'd yet to see any discounts so far, this weekend changed that. Amazon has PS5 copies on sale for $61.99 right now, which is the lowest we've seen them thus far. In our 9/10 review, we wrote, "Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection is an incredible evolution of an already great series, featuring a finely-tuned loop of hunting, hatching, restoring, and upgrading that perfectly, joyfully feeds into itself every step of the way."

The Hyrule Warriors series returned on Nintendo Switch 2 with a true canon story in Age of Imprisonment. You can score a copy for $49.99 today at Best Buy, which saves you $20. In our 8/10 review, we wrote, "Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment’s story may fail to capture the promise of a Tears of the Kingdom prequel, but the gameplay more than makes up for that by wonderfully fusing its source material’s craziest ideas with great 1 vs. 1,000 battles, resulting in the best action of the series yet."

Amazon has the Final Fantasy I-VI Collection Anniversary Edition on sale for $46.01 this weekend. This collection packs in the Pixel Remasters for the original first six mainline Final Fantasy adventures, which is perfect for both longtime fans and series newcomers. Each game comes out to under $8, and the Switch version has everything on the cartidge.

The Lord of the Rings is arguably the best movie trilogy of all time. Time and time again, these films still hold up and amaze with their breathtaking visuals, incredible setpieces, and fantastic direction. J.R.R. Tolkien's world was further expanded with The Hobbit trilogy, which released from 2012 to 2014. Right now, you can score this 6-film collection of both The Lord of the Rings trilogy and The Hobbit trilogy for $99.99. Both theatrical and extended editions are packed in, so you can get the full exprience.

If you're on the hunt for a new gaming mouse but don't want to break the bank, look no further than the Razer DeathAdder Essential, which is on sale for $13.79 this weekend. This mouse features mechanical switches rated for up to 10 million clicks, five programmable buttons, and a 6400 DPI optical sensor.

Nintendo finally revealed the long-rumored Star Fox game for Nintendo Switch 2, and Fox and crew are finally back for a new (remade) adventure. While physical copies are normally priced $10 higher than digital, you can score a physical copy of Star Fox for $49.94 from Amazon right now. It's the perfect time to lock in your pre-order and prepare for the skies.

Noah Hunter is a freelance writer and reviewer with a passion for games and technology. He co-founded Final Weapon, an outlet focused on nonsense-free Japanese gaming (in 2019) and has contributed to various publishers writing about the medium.

Star Citizen has crossed the $1 billion funding raised barrier — a significant milestone for the space sim that came shortly after a new $5,000 virtual spaceship you can't fly in-game went on sale.

Developer Cloud Imperium Games makes funding available to track publicly via its website, which shows revenue made down to the hour. The DefenseCon in-game event, which brings with it the release of new virtual spaceships, pushed funding over the $1 billion mark, with $6,624,741 raised in just one hour today, May 24.

Star Citizen is considered one of the most controversial projects in all video games. Over the 14 years since its crowdfunding drive began, Star Citizen has been called many things, including a scam by those who wonder whether it will ever properly launch. Its virtual space ships, some of which cost thousands of dollars, are often the focus of criticism. Some of the ships players buy aren’t even available to fly in-game.

And today’s financial milestone comes as a new spaceship priced $5,000 goes on sale — a spaceship you cannot currently fly in-game. The hotly anticipated Anvil Odin capital ship went on sale as a “limited vehicle concept pledge.” According to CIG, this means the ship is in development, but it is not yet ready to play in Star Citizen. It will be available as playable content in a later patch, CIG explained in a post on its website. You do get a loaner vehicle for use until the Anvil Odin is in the game, although there’s no release date for it.

“We offer pledge ships to help fund Star Citizen’s development,” CIG said. “These ships will be available for in-game credits and/or will be otherwise earnable through play in the final universe. They are not required to start or succeed at the game.”

This gargantuan Battlecruiser is 752m in length, 222m wide, and 213m in height, and is meant for a crew of 33-65+ players. Remarkably, in order to buy one you had to apply to become a member of the “Odin Founders Club.” This required writing an actual essay explaining why you want an Anvil Odin. Based on player reports, there are plenty who passed the test.

Successful applicants received a message congratulating them for gaining entry into the Odin Founders Club.

“Captaining a ship of this scale is a major undertaking built around leadership, coordination, and community, and we wanted the introduction of the Odin to reflect that spirit from the very beginning,” the message reads. “The Founders Club initiative was created to help recognize the groups, organizers, and players ready to bring those large-scale experiences to life throughout the ‘verse.

“The response to this initiative was genuinely incredible. We’ve received applications from captains all over the world, each sharing their stories, organizations, experiences, and visions for what commanding a battlecruiser in Star Citizen means to them.

“Now, you may complete your Odin Founders Club journey by pledging for this inaugural debut of the Anvil Aerospace Odin battlecruiser during DefenseCon 2956.

“The Odin represents a meaningful milestone for us internally, as its introduction closes out the final remaining vehicle stretch goals established at the very beginning of the project’s journey more than a decade ago.

“From the earliest crowdfunding days to today, the vision for Star Citizen has always been built around massive player-driven experiences, large-scale multicrew gameplay, and the communities that form around them. The Odin stands as a reflection of that vision continuing to take shape.”

The Odin is currently being sold in waves to “those that have passed the first phase of Odin Founders Club access.” This “limited stock” is priced at $5,000 for the Warbond, or $5,900 in store credit. In Star Citizen, a Warbond “pledge” is a discounted ship or item that can only be purchased using "new cash" (real-world money), rather than with store credits acquired from melting/exchanging previously owned ships.

Players are reporting successfully buying the Odin, and are taking to the game’s community to confirm their purchase. “I just bought a $5,000 ODIN Jpeg, AMA,” said one customer on the Star Citizen subreddit. "My condolences," reads one reply.

While Star Citizen is still without a release date, the single-player spinoff, Squadron 42, is due out this year. It’s from CIG chief Chris Roberts, who is known for creating the Wing Commander series. Like Wing Commander, Squadron 42 stars Mark Hamill, alongside other Hollywood heavy hitters such as Gillian Anderson, Henry Cavill, Gary Oldman, and Mark Strong.

In a new interview with Variety, Roberts suggested Squadron 42 was very close to launch, saying CIG was “in the closing stages” of development. He also compared it to James Cameron’s work on the Avatar franchise, expressing thanks at the time he’s had to work on the game.

“It feels pretty epic,” Roberts said. “I’m actually very excited for when people — because we’re right at the end now, we’re in the closing stages and it’s coming together really well. I’ve been very lucky as a creative because I’ve had the ability to take the time and have the funding to really do it. James Cameron had that when he was doing his Avatars. This is sort of like my version of it in games where I’ve had the time; I’ve been able to spend the time to get the tech. And so the vision that’s being delivered is really my imagination, my vision from the beginning, and that’s not something you always get the chance to do. So I’m pretty grateful for that, and I’m also very excited for people on the outside to experience it.”

Star Citizen is reportedly set for a full release sometime in 2027 or 2028, or as Roberts has put it, one or two years after the release of Squadron 42.

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