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Sony is discounting a range of PS5 accessories on the US PlayStation Direct store through March 9, including PSVR2 at $299, the Access Controller at $59, Pulse Explore Wireless Earbuds at $169, and select console covers and SSDs with notable savings; the PS Portal is not part of the sale.
Variety reports Wasserman Music is stabilizing as it moves forward with a brand rename and sale, despite artist departures and lingering questions about the founder’s Epstein-era controversy; a new agency name is expected next week, though the sale is expected to take months and industry insiders are taking a wait-and-see approach.
A second wave of first-party Nintendo Switch discounts has gone live, led by Best Buy, bringing back several price cuts and adding new ones like Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD; the sale covers Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, Donkey Kong Tropical Freeze, Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe, Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD, Princess Peach: Showtime, Splatoon 3, Super Mario Odyssey, Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition, and Zelda: Link’s Awakening, with both physical and digital versions; the sale lasts about a week and physical copies may sell out, with Amazon price-matching noted.
The Seattle Seahawks are set to be sold with 100% equity on the open market; industry expectations put the final price between $9 billion and $11 billion, far above book value, driven by rising NFL franchise valuations and league-wide revenue. Past deals have shown valuations climbing, and the highest bidder will win in what could be a record-setting sale.
Less than two weeks after Seattle's Super Bowl 60 victory, Paul G. Allen's estate formally commenced a sale of the Seahawks, with projections suggesting the franchise could fetch up to $11 billion, potentially making it the most expensive sports-team sale ever.
Paul Allen’s estate has begun selling the Seattle Seahawks, appointing Allen & Company and Latham & Watkins to lead the sale. The deal is expected to approach $10 billion and must be approved by NFL owners; proceeds will be donated to charity per Allen’s wishes, with sister Jody Allen maintaining control.
Padres chairman John Seidler reaffirmed the team will remain in San Diego even as the family explores a sale that could close by 2026, with bidders including Lacob, Friedkin and Feliciano; relocation would be costly, making a move unlikely. Meanwhile, Ty France, back with the Padres on a minor-league deal, returns to his hometown club and adds first-base/DH depth. On the field, Nick Pivetta says he prefers working with a single catcher (Freddy Fermin in the playoff game), signaling a possible one-catcher approach despite mixed calls from management about a two-catcher plan.
BrewDog has enlisted AlixPartners to attract new investors, a move that could breakup the Aberdeenshire brewer. Unite says staff are upset and worried about their futures, with some having hours cut, while management says the step is prudent and will not affect day-to-day operations. The company employs about 1,400 people across its sites, including Ellon.
Nintendo is running a retailer-wide sale on several first-party Switch games, with discounts up to 50% on titles including Pikmin 4, Zelda: Link’s Awakening, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, Super Mario RPG, and Splatoon 3. Deals apply to both physical and digital versions and are available at GameStop and Amazon (with links provided in the roundup). Prices shown include Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker at $29.99, Pikmin 4 at $39.99, and Zelda: Link’s Awakening at $39.99, among others. The sale runs through February 21, 2026, but stock may run out sooner for physical copies.
Nintendo Switch (and Switch 2) users can grab the Leisure Suit Larry – Wet Dreams Saga two-game bundle for about $3.24 on the Nintendo eShop through March 3, a 95% discount (roughly $1.62 per game). The bundle includes Wet Dreams Don’t Dry (2018) and Wet Dreams Dry Twice (2020); both are backward compatible with the current Switch, and there’s no native Switch 2 version yet. The developer CrazyBunch is reportedly shutting down.
Amazon is offering a 4-pack of first-generation Apple AirTags for $64.99 (about $16 per tag), a 35% discount from the $99 list price. The deal highlights 1st-gen AirTags with a built-in speaker and location tracking, and they can be shared with up to five people, with the newer model offering some improved features.
Sonos kicked off a Super Bowl sale offering up to 20% off select speakers, soundbars, subwoofers, and bundles, including Arc Ultra at $899 (down from $1,099) and Beam Gen 2 at $369, plus discounted bundles like 2 Room Set with Era 100 and Premium Entertainment Set with Arc Ultra.
Indie Selects marks its second anniversary with a six-title Anniversary Collection (Despelote, Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound, Cronos: The New Dawn, I Am Your Beast, Afterlove EP, Lost Records: Bloom & Rage), introduces three Xbox Dynamic Backgrounds, and runs a 300+ title Anniversary Sale from Jan 28–Feb 9, with the Collection hub available Jan 28–Feb 10 via the Xbox Indie Selects hub.
Microsoft is offering Windows 11 Pro for $9.97 (down from $199) for a single PC with lifetime updates in a limited Mashable Deals promo expiring Feb 1 at 11:59 p.m. PT. Upgrading from Windows 10 is urged since support for Windows 10 ended, and Windows 11 Pro adds security features (TPM 2.0, BitLocker, Windows Hello, Smart App Control) and performance perks (DirectX 12 Ultimate, improved multitasking with Snap layouts and virtual desktops, plus built-in Teams and Copilot). Hardware must meet system requirements; price can change.
Microsoft is running a week-long Buy One, Get Two Free sale on indie games in the Microsoft Store, letting players trio up titles for the price of one. The promo includes well-known indies like Untitled Goose Game and Valheim and runs through January 29 in the Deals tab, though individual prices can vary and some titles may have been cheaper in other promos.