• US Norton sale: Save 50% (opens in new tab)
• UK Norton deals: Save up to 62% (opens in new tab)

These cheap antivirus deals from Norton provide a tremendous price cut on the provider’s most popular services. For starters, Norton 360 Standard has dropped by 40% in the US to $39.99 (opens in new tab), while the UK equivalent has seen a cut of 58% to £24.99 (opens in new tab). In addition, the more comprehensive Norton 360 Deluxe is just $49.99 in the US (opens in new tab) (a drop of 50%) and £29.99 in the UK (opens in new tab) (62% off). That’s excellent value for money considering the fact that it normally sets you back almost $100 / £80 depending on your side of the Atlantic. Everyone can take advantage of both reductions for their first year – this is an “introductory offer”.

If we were to recommend a subscription, it’d probably be the Standard version if you’re buying for yourself and the Deluxe version for a household. That’s because Norton 360 Standard covers one PC and mobile device, while the Deluxe alternative protects five devices and throws in parental control as well. Either way, Norton is one of the best antivirus (opens in new tab) services on the market right now, so you’ll be well served regardless of what you choose.

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Norton 360 Standard | $39.99 for one year (opens in new tab)
The Standard option for Norton is perfect if you’re just protecting one device; it gives you protection from all sorts of internet nastiness, including malware and spyware. Crucially, it’s tumbled in price by 40%.
UK price: £24.99 for one year (opens in new tab)

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Norton 360 Deluxe | $49.99 for one year (opens in new tab)
TIf we were going to recommend the best-value offer, it’d be this one. The Deluxe membership allows you to protect up to five devices, and it comes with parental controls as well that are missing from the Standard package. Better still, you’re saving 50%.
UK price: £29.99 for one year (opens in new tab)

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Norton’s got a proven track record in tracking and removing viruses, and they also block malicious websites or phishing to keep you safe. That’s especially important for the best gaming phone (opens in new tab) or the best gaming tablet (opens in new tab). For those with an Android device such as a Samsung Galaxy S10 (and unlike Apple products), your data isn’t automatically protected from viruses or malware.

Not seen anything you want? Don’t forget to visit our ‘best of’ antivirus page linked above. It goes into details on the top products at the lowest prices, not to mention the best free antivirus software.

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Yakuza 7: Like a Dragon (opens in new tab) is coming to both the Xbox One and the Xbox Series X this holiday season. Announced during today’s Inside Xbox event, the news marks the first official word of a next-gen port of the latest in the Yakuza saga. 

Released in January as a PS4-exclusive in Japan, it’ll be coming to PS4 and PC in North America and Europe when it launches, although a specific release date hasn’t been announced yet. 

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It was also announced today (opens in new tab) that Yakuza: Like a Dragon will support Smart Delivery immediately at launch, which means anyone with an Xbox One copy will get the version optimized for Xbox Series X for free. Better yet, your save file on Xbox One will carry over to the Xbox Series X version, so you won’t need to play anything over again.

Like a Dragon marks a huge departure from previous Yakuza entries, replacing the trademark beat-em-up gameplay with turn-based RPG-style combat and a 4-person team fighting alongside you. Naturally, there will be some Yakuza loyalists apprehensive to embrace the big change, but the game has been positively received in Japan. The review team at Famitsu awarded Yakuza: Like a Dragon with a score of 38/40, which is roughly in-line with the best-received games in the series.

For more, check out the full list of upcoming Xbox Series X games (opens in new tab) here, or find out our thoughts on the Assassin’s Creed Valhalla reveal below. 

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