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In 2021, Christie’s sold a Beeple NFT for $69.35 million, and Sotheby’s took another $24.40 million for 101 Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs, giving cartoon primates the kind of auction-house treatment usually reserved for Fabergé eggs.

Save $50: Prime Big Deal Days is a great excuse to stock up on Nintendo Switch 2 accessories, especially if your game library is already filling up. A great way to fix this issue is with an SD card. Samsung’s fast P9 Express microSD card is now $50 off. This microSD card would normally sell…

An unspecified number of PS5 users (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) continue to experience a recurring glitch on their consoles, namely that they lack storage space even when hundreds of gigabytes might be free. GamingBible reports experiencing the problem while attempting to install a Fortnite update of just over 10GB, despite having approximately 350GB available.…

There’s a problem that’s been plaguing me for several years now, and from trips to sites like Reddit, I know I’m not alone.

Xbox Series X owners burn through roughly 802GB of usable internal storage in a matter of weeks once a handful of “Optimized” titles land on the drive. Call of Duty installs can top 200GB with all content packs, and even mid-size games routinely land in the 60-100GB range. Xbox Series S owners have it worse,…

Nintendo’s second-generation console has been on shelves for more than a year now, and the original 2017 Switch is still sitting right next to it at retail, at a lower price, with a smaller library gap than most buyers expect. That leaves a genuinely confusing decision for anyone walking into a Best Buy or Target…

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Rare video games have sold for millions before, but an upcoming auction might set a new bar for collectors.

ByABC7 Chicago Digital Team Sunday, August 9, 2026 1:54PM A box of Nintendo games found in Waukesha, Wisconsin could be worth millions.

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