Magic: The Gathering is fully into its crossover era, and while the Avatar: The Last Airbender set isn’t far away, Secret Lair has seen Wizards of the Coast truly cut loose.

That means we’re getting some truly bizarre synergies, including one for Thieving Varmint. A ‘mana dork’ for cards that aren’t yours, we’re not sure anyone fits the idea of pilfering better than Nathan Drake from the PlayStation Secret Lair drop.

Here’s one for fans of the massively popular RPG Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. The IGN Store has just launched exclusive new Clair Obscur artwork by legendary artist Yoshitaka Amano. Even if you don’t recognize the name, you’ll recognize his work – Amano is the artist behind the iconic artwork for the Final Fantasy series. This is no coincidence, as the team behind Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and most notably the Studio Co-Founder, François Meurisse, confirmed in an interview with GamesRadar that they were heavily inspired by the Final Fantasy franchise when creating Expedition 33. This art truly showcases the game’s beauty and depth.

Amano has joined with IGN Store and Sandfall to lend his talents for this new series of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 art. Check out the exclusive drop below and order right now on IGN Store.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 x Yoshitaka Amano Collaboration

The art is available in four limited editions:

1 – Esquie Edition – Hand Signed by Yoshitaka Amano

• Edition Size: 33
• Print Size: 30 x 38 in. (Art: 24 x 32 in.)
• Printed on 305 gsm Cold Press Fine Art Paper with Waterbased Giclée Ink
• Hand Numbered
• Esquie Face UV Spot Clear Print
• Hand Signed by Yoshitaka Amano!

2 – Esquie Edition

• Edition Size: 333
• Print Size: 30 x 38 in. (Art: 24 x 32 in.)
• Printed on 305 gsm Cold Press Fine Art Paper with Waterbased Giclée Ink
• Hand Numbered
• Esquie Face UV Spot Clear Print
• Single Color Hand Highlights
• Auto-Pen Signature

3 – Lumiere Edition

• Edition Size: 1000
• Art Size: 24 x 32 in. (Full Bleed)
• Printed on 305 gsm Cold Press Fine Art Paper with Waterbased Giclée Ink
• Single Color Hand Highlight
• Hand Numbered
• Auto-Pen Signature

4 – Expeditioner Edition

• Edition Size: 3333
• Art Size: 18 x 24 in.
• Printed on 240 gsm Poster Paper with UV Ink
• Hand Numbered

Heads up, Pokémon TCG collectors, as another hot limited-time drop is hitting Walmart as part of its early Black Friday sales (that are starting today!)

Whilst it’s going to be hell catching these deals, paid Walmart+ members will get five hours of early access; music to the ears of any fellow Pokémon trainers, I’m sure.

So what’s up for grabs? From Nov. 13, 4 pm PT / 7 pm ET, Walmart will open the floodgates for three Pokémon TCG Special Collection boxes for Walmart+ members.

Outside of preordering new sets, it’s next to impossible to find Pokémon TCG products like these at market value, never mind MSRP, so this deal isn’t to be missed and is well worth getting a Walmart+ membership for.

Selling for $24.99, at MSRP, each box contains eight booster packs and features three foil promo cards that differ depending on the set you pick up: Snorlax ex + Blissey ex, Greninja ex + Kinggra ex, or Incineroar ex + Torterra ex.

If you’re not already a member, it’s admittedly a slight drag that you’ll essentially have to add the membership cost onto the price to pick this up and avoid the eye-waterlingly high resale prices, but needs must.

It’s $12.95 per month, or you can opt for an annual membership which is half off right now, and down to $49, previously $98. That’s not a bad deal at all, and includes a whole lot more than just early access to Pokémon cards. So make sure to get that boxed off and logged in ASAP to avoid missing out on this top Black Friday deal.

Best Pokémon Cards To Chase From These Sets

Whilst I wish you all the luck in the world, the chances of pulling top chase cards from these boosters is ridiculously difficult.

If you’re like me and don’t have the money to spend on endless sealed product, you’ll likely savew money in the long run just buying your chase cards instead.

Here’s the top five you could pull from these boxes, complete with where to buy links and up-to-date market value information.

• Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex – 231/182
  Near Mint: $547.47
  Market Price: $514.75
  Most Recent Sale: $440
• Greninja ex – 214/167
  Near Mint: $349.99
  Market Price: $357.30
  Most Recent Sale: $310
• Pikachu ex – 238/191
  Near Mint: $320
  Market Price: $321.65
  Most Recent Sale: $295.99
• Cynthia’s Garchomp ex – 232/182
  Near Mint: $260.50
  Market Price: $265.11
  Most Recent Sale: $349.10
• Ethan’s Ho-Oh ex – 230/182
  Near Mint: $212.42
  Market Price: $220.38
  Most Recent Sale: $222.70

Christian Wait is a contributing freelancer for IGN.

Rockstar’s cowboy classic Red Dead Redemption is now cleared for launch on Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.

A new ESRB rating has popped up for Red Dead Redemption on modern consoles (where it will come rated M for Mature, due to blood and gore, intense violence, nudity, strong language, strong sexual content and use of drugs).

The rating also mentions “zombies”, likely referring to the games’ beloved Undead Nightmare expansion — so fans should probably expect this to come too.

Rockstar is yet to make this new version of Red Dead Redemption official, but it does now have 12 months to fill since the most recent delay to Grand Theft Auto 6 — which is now slated for launch November 19, 2026.

Originally released back in 2010 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, Red Dead Redemption is now also officially available for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and PC. Of course, you can play the PS4 version on PS5 (and the Xbox 360 version on Xbox Series X/S) but no native version for modern consoles exists, yet.

(Of course, no modern console version of Red Dead Redemption 2 exists yet either, but one thing at a time.)

Earlier this month, Rockstar was criticized by fans and employees alike after it fired more than 30 staff it said had leaked confidential company details. Workers organized a physical protest outside Rockstar offices in response, and more than 200 employees signed an open letter that alleged the job losses were an attempt at union busting.

All fired staff are believed to have been members of the Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain (IWGB) union members, organized via an external Discord channel. This week, the IWGB confirmed it had filed a legal claim against Rockstar — to which the company is yet to respond.

Tom Phillips is IGN’s News Editor. You can reach Tom at tom_phillips@ign.com or find him on Bluesky @tomphillipseg.bsky.social

An extended trailer for Pokémon Pokopia has offered a deep dive into the upcoming Animal Crossing-like life sim, and a curious first-look at some all-new Pokémon designs.

The start of the game will see you help out an original character, Professor Tangrowth, who seems to be Pokopia’s main quest giver. This looks to be a unique-colored Tangrowth in an outfit, rather than a new regional form.

Weirder still, however, are a ghostly pale version of regular Pikachu, and a mossy Snorlax that has a pale flower growing out of his head. Again, these are not specified to be new regional forms, but the trailer deliberately leaves it unclear exactly what these new designs are meant to suggest.

Take your time working together with a diverse array of Pokémon as you rebuild an abandoned world in #PokemonPokopia.

Construction begins March 5, 2026.🔨🏡 pic.twitter.com/38ncUi2zxJ

— Pokémon @ Lumiose City 🥐 (@Pokemon) November 13, 2025

Over on the freshly-updated Pokémon Pokopia website, these creatures are given character names, though still appear to be based on the species’ regular forms. For example, “Mosslax” is described thus: “Moss has grown all over this Snorlax, and a flower sways atop its head. How long has it been asleep?”