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Top community-ranked pre-orders discovered on Thursday, August 27, 2026.

The translucent OG Green anniversary controller matching the Xbox Series X25 console, available separately for $79.99. Pre-orders went live August 26 at Microsoft, Best Buy, and Walmart, with Amazon listing expected soon. Releases October 20, 2026.

Microsoft's 25th anniversary translucent OG Green console is individually numbered with unique engravings, making each unit a collector's item. Priced at $899.99, it bundles a full-game download of Halo: Campaign Evolved. Pre-orders open August 27 at 7 a.m. PDT, limited to one per customer, and are expected to sell out fast.

Atari and Activision reunite after nearly 50 years to rerelease 39 classic Atari 2600 titles as working physical cartridges. Standard Edition cartridges of 12 fan favorites like Pitfall! and River Raid ship in November for $34.99 each, with four themed Deluxe Box Sets ($249.99) rolling out through 2027. The cartridges work on original 2600/7800 hardware and Atari's modern 2600+/7800+ consoles.

Fitbit co-founders James Park and Eric Friedman's new screenless, jewelry-inspired LTE wearable for family caregiving. It tracks heart rate, HRV, breathing, sleep, and activity, plus AI-powered voice logging and untethered cellular/GPS safety alerts. Priced at $250 in three finishes, shipping early 2027.

Mattel Creations' limited-edition Monster High Skullector 2-pack brings Buffy and Angel to the doll line in '90s-chic faux-leather outfits. Buffy comes with a crossbow, stake, and Slayer's Handbook purse, while Angel sports a sword necklace nod to their iconic showdown. Launches September 4 at 9 a.m. PT for $98, limited to 2 per customer - expect fast sellouts.
Only 100 units for Germany—this 911 GT3 marks the Nürburgring's centennial with a green protective film and an optional color-matched Manthey Kit. Orders open September 2026, deliveries in 2027. If you're not in Germany, you're out of luck; for collectors, it's a rare spec worth watching.

IKEA's third gaming collab in five years turns actual Xbox controller 3D files into nine pieces of furniture — the standout being a thumbstick-shaped stool that tilts as you lean, built from the original controller's design data. There's also a green D-pad cushion inspired by the Elite controller. It doesn't land until October 2026, so you've got time to rearrange your living room.

Polaroid's largest collaboration ever celebrates 30 years of Pokémon with a Poké Ball-wrapped Now Gen 3 instant camera. Pre-order by September 28 while supplies last, with shipping starting September 29 exclusively on polaroid.com and Pokémon Center. The collection also includes Pikachu and Sylveon Go cameras ($99.99), themed film, and accessories from $14.99.

First Call of Duty on Switch 2 lands October 23, but the real hook is the open beta: no pre-order needed, just pre-load from August 26 and play August 28-30. That's a rare move for the franchise, and with Standard and Vault Editions up for grabs, it's a solid test before you commit.

The longest LEGO Star Wars brick-built model to date at 53.5 inches, this 6,130-piece UCS set recreates Darth Vader's flagship from The Empire Strikes Back. It's the first time all six bounty hunters (Boba Fett, Dengar, Bossk, IG-88, 4-LOM, Zuckuss) appear together in minifigure form. Buyers between October 1-10 also get the 174-piece Darth Vader's Lightsaber as a free gift.