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ESPN Unlimited price hike hits WWE streaming, effective Sept. 17
wwe1 day ago

ESPN Unlimited price hike hits WWE streaming, effective Sept. 17

ESPN announced a price increase for its ESPN Unlimited service, raising monthly price from $29.99 to $31.99 and annual price from $299.99 to $319.99, with the change taking effect September 17. Sports Media Watch notes that subscribers on the ESPN/Hulu/Disney+ bundle aren’t affected, and it’s unclear if other bundles will be impacted. ESPN Unlimited launched about a year ago and has hosted WWE premium live events since Wrestlepalooza last year.

Indie game bundle powers relief fund, raising over $100k for laid-off developers in 3 days
technology21 days ago

Indie game bundle powers relief fund, raising over $100k for laid-off developers in 3 days

An itch.io indie game bundle of 127 titles, priced at a minimum of $10, has raised over $100,000 in just three days to support North American game developers laid off amid industry-wide layoffs, via the Game Industry Hardship Fund established by the CWA union. The bundle, providing a potential $1,023 value if purchased separately, has drawn about 7,194 contributors averaging $13.96, with a top donation of $2,000; it remains live for about 10 more days.

Lollapalooza 2026 goes to your couch via Disney+ and Hulu livestreams
arts-and-entertainment22 days ago

Lollapalooza 2026 goes to your couch via Disney+ and Hulu livestreams

Lollapalooza 2026 will be streamed live on Disney+ and Hulu across four days (July 30–Aug 2). The event will include live performances and backstage content from acts like Charli XCX, Lorde, Tate McRae, The XX, and more. Streaming begins Thursday with daily coverage, though an exact per-day schedule isn’t yet released. Bundles are offered: Disney+/Hulu for $11.99/month for six months, or Disney+/Hulu/HBO Max for $19.99/month. Four-day passes to attend in Chicago start at $439, with single-day tickets from $185. If you can’t make it to the festival, you can still watch it from home via these streaming options and bundles.

Crunchyroll & Starz Offer Prime Video Bundle in the U.S. for $16.99/Month
business26 days ago

Crunchyroll & Starz Offer Prime Video Bundle in the U.S. for $16.99/Month

Crunchyroll and Starz rolled out a US bundle via Amazon Prime Video priced at $16.99 per month, with Starz’s standalone bundle at $11.99. The move follows Crunchyroll’s recent price hikes across its tiers, and the bundle allows access to Crunchyroll and Starz through Prime Video with the usual tier perks for Crunchyroll (Fan to Ultimate Fan).

DOKAPON 3-2-1: Super Collection! Brings Three Classic Sugoroku Games to PC on June 29
gaming2 months ago

DOKAPON 3-2-1: Super Collection! Brings Three Classic Sugoroku Games to PC on June 29

Sting’s DOKAPON 3-2-1: Super Collection! is headed to PC via Steam on June 29, 2026, delivering three sugoroku RPG titles—DOKAPON Kingdom IV, DOKAPON! 3-2-1, and DOKAPON Gaiden: Flame no Audition—each packaged with features like Save/Load Anywhere, a Rewind option, up to 3x game speed, and included manuals/artwork; the release is Japan-only in language.

Nintendo Switch 2 ‘Choose Your Game’ bundle hits stores for $500
gadgets3 months ago

Nintendo Switch 2 ‘Choose Your Game’ bundle hits stores for $500

Nintendo is offering a Switch 2 “Choose Your Game” bundle for $499.99 at GameStop, Amazon, Best Buy, and the Nintendo Store, letting buyers pick one of three digital games (Donkey Kong Bananza, Pokémon Pokopia, or Mario Kart World) with up to $30 off the console’s standalone price. The Switch 2 solo costs $449.99, and Nintendo plans a price rise to $499.99 in September. World uses 22GB of space, so a 256GB Samsung microSD Express card is recommended to expand storage. To redeem, open the eShop on the Switch 2, enter the bundle’s 16-character code, and select your game.

Nintendo Unveils Switch 2 Pokopia Bundle for June Launch
gaming3 months ago

Nintendo Unveils Switch 2 Pokopia Bundle for June Launch

Nintendo announces a Switch 2 Pokopia bundle launching on June 5, 2026, initially available in Australia and New Zealand at select retailers and the My Nintendo Store. The bundle includes a Switch 2 console and a full download of Pokémon Pokopia, with no pre-order or price details yet. This follows prior Switch 2 bundles for other games, and Pokopia’s strong first-week Sales; further availability outside ANZ will be announced if it occurs.

Blue Prince's Blind-Start Bundle Promises Discovery Over Details
technology4 months ago

Blue Prince's Blind-Start Bundle Promises Discovery Over Details

Blue Prince’s Hidden Depths bundle on Steam collects Animal Well, Fez, Outer Wilds, Tunic, and Blue Prince, but the descriptions are heavily redacted to encourage players to dive in without spoilers. The concept aims to preserve the surprise of discovery across five acclaimed indies, though only Outer Wilds and Blue Prince are discounted in a pricey $94 package.

Prime Video Unites Apple TV and Peacock Premium Plus in a Limited $19.99 Bundle
business4 months ago

Prime Video Unites Apple TV and Peacock Premium Plus in a Limited $19.99 Bundle

Amazon Prime Video Channels is offering a limited-time bundle that pairs Apple TV with Peacock Premium Plus for $19.99 per month, about $10 cheaper than subscribing to both services separately; Peacock Premium Plus is ad-free except for live sports and includes downloads and NBC local stations, while Apple TV remains largely ad-free outside live sports; this deal follows NBCUniversal’s push to grow Peacock and a previous October bundle that did not involve Amazon.

Verizon Hikes Discounted Netflix/HBO Bundle to $13
business4 months ago

Verizon Hikes Discounted Netflix/HBO Bundle to $13

Verizon will raise the monthly price of its discounted Netflix + HBO Max bundle from $10 to $13 for subscribers on eligible plans, effective May 6 or the next billing cycle; HBO Max itself isn’t changing price, and customers will see the new rate automatically and can downgrade or cancel in the Verizon app; the move follows Netflix price increases and aims to maintain value and subscriber retention in a rising-cost streaming market, though some households may reevaluate the bundle or switch to standalone services.