The deluxe Scott Pilgrim graphic novel box set is cheaper than ever
The price of the excellent 20th anniversary collection of Scott Pilgrim graphic novels is only going in one direction: down — way down. That's good news for anyone who's looking for an affordable way to get every installment, whether you first got into the series through the 2010 live-action movie, the stellar animated series on Netflix, or thanks to the Streets of Rage -inspired video game.
The graphic novels come in a box that's doused in PlayStation Portable aesthetic, and they're available in color or black and white for roughly the same price at Amazon. Normally $249.99, either set costs about $98. It'll make a great gift to yourself, a pal, or with Father's Day coming up, some Dads might enjoy it, too.
Other notable deals and discounts
How much should a company charge for a last-gen product compared to the current generation? If your answer was 'less than half,' then the current price for the Google Pixel Watch 2 at Amazon will seem just about perfect. You can snag a Wi-Fi model for $149.99 in the champagne gold color scheme (which looks less gold than you might imagine). This price is less than half the cost of the Pixel Watch 3, making it a smart gadget to buy if you're dipping a toe into the world of smartwatches. While it lacks the brighter screen, better battery life, and more exhaustive list of workout features in the Pixel Watch 3, the second iteration is still a great gadget. Read our review of the Pixel Watch 2.
If you're strongly considering a PS5 or PS5 Pro in light of Sony's recent comments that it may move to raise costs due to tariffs, do not buy anything today. Wait just one day, as starting on May 28th, you'll be able to save on PS5 console bundles, and get the first-ever deal on the PS5 Pro ($50 off). Not only that, there will be a nice price drop on the already-discounted PSVR 2 VR headset, and on other hardware. You can read more details regarding the Days of Play deals here, which will last through June 11th.
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