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Lining up with this weekend’s BlizzCon, Blizzard is offering up the previously-announced Helm of Domination collectible, which goes on sale tomorrow, February 19 at 3 PM PT / 6 PM ET on the Blizzard Gear Store. We got to take a closer look at it, and it’s very spikey.

Blizzard sent us the collectible, and the helmet may not be big enough to fit on your own head, but this World of Warcraft 30th anniversary replica is highly-detailed and feels pretty sturdy. Primarily made of polyresin (88%, Plastic: 6%, and Alloy: 6%), the collectible comes in at nearly 17-inches tall–when placed on the stand. However, this helmet will cost you a pretty penny–$300 to be exact. Check out some images of it below.

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The stand for the helmet keeps it in place and upright. There is a tremendous amount of detail within the helmet, including the inscription around the gem between the eyes. It’s surprising how well this helmet translates into a collectible. And no, it’s not full scale, but this helmet is already very large, and scaling it up any more would make a challenge to put on a shelf–because you wouldn’t have the room.

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In addition to the mammoth update for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, the battle royale game Warzone is getting a big refresh for Season 2 as well. Activision ran down all the key details in a blog post, and we’re highlighting the most important bits here.

New Places To Explore And More Mysteries

With the Season 2 update, Verdansk is expanding the number of points of interest to explore, but one shines above the rest. The cargo tanker Vodianoy–which was previously seen off the coast of Rebirth Island–is now missing from that location. It’s now at the Port of Verdansk, but all is not well.

“Operators within the vicinity are recommended to exercise extreme caution, as the ship is carrying unknown cargo, and its crew are not able to be contacted,” Activision said.

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Konami might not be preparing one, but two new Silent Hill entries, with one Japanese developer preparing for a reveal this summer.

The report, compiled by VGC, suggests that Konami might be preparing two different reboots of the popular horror franchise, with one already well into development at a Japanese studio. Bloober Team, developer of The Medium, could potentially be working on the other, with CEO Piotr Babieno confirming that the studio has been working on a horror IP from a “very famous gaming publisher.”

“We’ve been working for more than a year on another gaming project, another horror IP, and we’re doing this with a very famous gaming publisher,” Babieno said in an interview with GamesIndustry.biz. “I can’t tell you who. I can’t tell you what the project is, but I’m pretty sure when people realize we’re working on it, they will be very excited.”

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This week in Fortnite, you’ll be asked to deal damage within 15 seconds of gliding as part of the new Season 5, Week 12 challenges. You’ll need to do 200 points worth of damage to complete this quest, for a total of 20,000 XP. If you’re used to playing the regular Battle Royale mode, you will probably struggle to pull this one off, unless you get lucky–and even then, you’ll have to potentially stretch out this challenge across multiple rounds. There’s an easier way to complete it in one go, which we’ve outlined in our guide below.

How to glide in Fortnite

The “gliding” this challenge refers to is exactly what you think it is–deploying your glider as you skydive onto the map. In normal Battle Royale matches, you can only deploy your glider once, unless you use Rifts or Launch Pads. We don’t recommend relying on this method to complete this quest if you’re looking to get it done quickly. The best way to complete this challenge is to play a team mode that allows you to re-deploy your glider, like Team Rumble or Battle Lab.

The fastest way to deal damage after gliding

To get this challenge done fast, we recommend playing Team Rumble mode. Team Rumble is a great mode to complete this challenge in because it grants two opportunities to re-deploy your glider: when you respawn and when you jump off any ledge. To find this mode, head to game mode options from the lobby where you can select solo, duos, trios and squads. Ignore the standard Battle Royale modes and select Team Rumble, which should be listed down at the bottom left next to Creative mode.

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Best Buy’s deals of the day usually focus on various tech, appliances, and occasionally games, but it’s rare that we see gaming furniture like desks or chairs on sale as part of the daily mix. Today is one of those days, however: A selection of Arozzi gaming desks and chairs have gotten steep discounts as part of Best Buy’s deals of the day. The one-day sale features one of our picks for the best gaming desk, the Arozzi Arena, which is a fantastic ultrawide. And, to no one’s surprise, Amazon is price-matching this deal as well, so you can order from whichever retailer you prefer. The Arozzi deals are available through the rest of today, so be sure to check them out along with the rest of today’s daily deals.

Arozzi Arena Gaming Desk

$300 (was $450)

The highlight of the Arozzi sale is the Arena desk, our pick for the best ultrawide gaming desk. First off, it’s available in multiple colors, so if you’re not crazy about the red pattern shown above, you can also pick up the desk in plain black or black with different colored legs, like green or blue. The Arozzi Arena is 63 inches wide and provides 14 square feet of space for all of your equipment, including enough room for up to three monitors. The desk also comes with a full-sized custom mouse pad as well, converting the entire surface into a usable pad, and it’s hefty at 7 pounds so you don’t have to worry about it sliding around. The open back of the desk means there are no annoying bars for legs or feet to bump up again, and the desk has a built-in cable management system underneath as well. If you’ve been looking for a larger desk, you really can’t go wrong with the Arozzi Arena.

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Arozzi Verona Pro V2 Gaming Chair

$300 (was $400)

You can pick up a new gaming chair for less today as well. Arozzi’s Verona Pro V2 is on sale for $300 and supports up to 330 pounds of weight. It’s covered in thick upholstery with PU leather for the seat and back, and both its armrests and the height can be adjusted. Notably, it comes with lower back support that’s both attached and adjustable, which is a plus. It has five lockable rocking positions, so whether you like to lean or sit straight up, you’ll find a comfortable position to be in.

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Arozzi Toretta Soft Fabric Chair

$300 (was $400)

Gaming chairs aren’t known for being particularly soft, but for those who don’t love the feel of artificial leather, the Arozzi Toretta soft fabric chair is a nice alternative. It’s completely covered in durable upholstery furniture fabric, and it comes with not just one but two supportive pillows: one for your head/neck, and a larger one for your lower back that can be adjusted. It also features 3D armrests, allowing you to move them forward/back, up/down, and rotated inward/outward, which further enhances the chair’s ergonomics and ability to fit underneath any desk. The Toretta supports up to 220 pounds of weight, and it can be leaned back at four lockable increments up to 165 degrees.

Read more: The best gaming chairs for 2021

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