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Marvel superhero fans don’t have to wait long to watch Deadpool 2 on their home televisions. The bawdy, bloody, action-filled flick is already available on digital platforms, but if you prefer your media to come on a physical disc, that release is right around the corner. Deadpool 2 hits store shelves on August 21, and it comes in a number of different forms you can see below.

Bonus Features

Both the digital and physical versions come with an assortment of bonus features, listed below. If you don’t want to take the time to watch them, we’ve compiled 21 things we learned from the bonus features here.

• Audio Commentary by Ryan Reynolds, David Leitch, Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick (Theatrical Version Only)
• Deleted/Extended Scenes
• Gag Reel
• Deadpool’s Lips are Sealed: Secrets and Easter Eggs
• Until Your Face Hurts: Alt Takes
• Roll with the Punches: Action and Stunts
• David Leitch Not Lynch: Directing DP2
• The Most Important X-Force Member
• Deadpool Family Values: Cast of Characters
• The Deadpool Prison Experiment
• Swole and Sexy
• Chess with Omega Red
• 3-Minute Monologue
• Deadpool’s Fun Sack 2
• Stills (28 Images)

Deadpool 2 Digital Edition

The movie is already available in digital format, so if you want it as soon as possible, this is your best (and only) option. Here’s where you can buy the digital version.

Deadpool 2 Blu-Ray

The Blu-ray version comes with the theatrical cut of the movie and an unrated “super duper cut” that adds 15 minutes of cut footage to the film. You also get a digital version.

Deadpool 2 4K Ultra HD

This version of the movie comes with both versions of the movie on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray, plus a standard Blu-ray disc, plus a digital code.

Deadpool 2 DVD

The DVD version doesn’t come with anything fancy, but it has the movie, and that’s good enough, isn’t it?

Deadpool 1 & 2 Blu-Ray

If you want the original Deadpool as well as the sequel, you can grab this edition on Blu-ray. It also includes digital copies of both movies.

Deadpool 1 & 2 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray

This edition comes with Deadpool and Deadpool 2 on 4K UHD Blu-ray, Blu-ray, and digital.

Fortnite has launched on Android devices. The beta launched exclusively on Samsung devices last week, and now it’s available on other Android platforms. However, you’ll have to jump through a few hoops before you can jump from the battle bus.

Epic is using a special Fortnite Installer on the company’s website, so you’re not going to find what you’re looking for in the Google Play Store like other mobile games. Searching for “Fortnite” or “Fortnite Battle Royale” won’t get you anywhere. What type of Android device you’re using will determine where and how you install the game.

Things are a bit easier for you if you’ve got a Samsung device. If you have a Galaxy S7, S7 Edge, S8, S8 Plus, S9, S9 Plus, Note 8, Note 9, Tab S3, or Tab S4 then go to Game Launcher. From there, search for Fortnite and download the installer. That’s it. You can also download the game straight from Epic’s website.

It’s with other Android devices where things get tricky. First, you’ll need to check Epic’s list of compatible devices. If your device is eligible, you can sign up on the Fortnite Android beta waiting list with your email. Eventually, you’ll get to the front of the queue and get an email invitation to the beta. Log in with your Epic account to connect your Xbox Live, PSN, or PC Battle Pass progress.

After that, you’ll need to wait again. Epic reports it should only take a few days for you to get your official invite to the Fortnite beta. When your invitation is registered, you’ll be able to download the Fortnite Installer. Once that’s on your device, you’ll be able to download the Fortnite app to your phone or tablet.

When the download is done, wait for Fortnite to boot up and log into your Epic account. From there, you’ll be able to start playing. You’re advised to keep the Fortnite Installer even after you’ve started playing, as the installer is what keeps the game updated with new patches, not the actual game app.

If you’d rather avoid waiting for your invite to the beta, you can delay trying to install Fortnite until the game’s official Android launch. The app still won’t be available in the Google Play store when it does release. You’ll either have to download the game through Samsung’s Game Launcher or from Epic’s website.

Fortnite is available on Xbox One, PS4, PC, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices.

One of the perks of pre-ordering Red Dead Redemption 2 is that you get a digital treasure map that shows the locations of “secret buried treasure” throughout the world. If you’re interested in this perk, you have to pre-order soon. Rockstar is only giving out the treasure map to those who pre-order by August 15, which is coming up very, very soon.

The treasure map is only available for digital pre-orders from the Xbox Store and PlayStation Store. There are no other details available about what kind of treasure you’ll find, but Rockstar says you’ll find “hidden riches” in the single-player world; the map is for single-player, not multiplayer.

In addition to the treasure map, all digital pre-orders come with a “cash bonus” for Red Dead Redemption 2’s story mode. It’ll be enough to purchase a weapon, food, ammunition, and “a handful of useful items,” Rockstar says. What’s more, pre-orders come with a War Horse that is more courageous and has more stamina than normal ones. You also get the Outlaw Survival Kit, which includes things that boost your stamina and Dead Eye meters. These bonuses also apply to pre-orders of the game’s physical editions, and do not appear to be expiring yet.

There are many, many different versions of Red Dead Redemption 2 that you can buy. Check out GameSpot’s buying guide here to see a full breakdown of what’s available and where.

In other news, Red Dead Redemption 2 got its first gameplay trailer recently–and it showed us a lot. You can re-watch the trailer here and watch a breakdown of how the game may make waves across the entire open-world genre in the impressions video above.

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US video game retailer GameStop has rolled out a new trade-in campaign that lets you get a new Xbox One X for as little as $200.

The store is paying as much as $300 in trade-in credit when you trade in a PlayStation 4 Pro and apply the trade credit towards an Xbox One X purchase. The Xbox One X sells for $500, so applying the $300 credit means you can get it for only $200. Trading in a regular PS4, Xbox One S, or Nintendo Switch gets you $250 in store credit, which means you can get the Xbox One X for only $250. Finally, GameStop will pay $200 in store credit for the original Xbox One model when you apply the trade credit towards the purchase of an Xbox One X.

The fine print on the trade-in deal specifies that it’s good until August 28, so you have a few weeks to get things in order and make a decision if you’re interested in the deal.

Also note that the trade-in values are for store credit only, not cash, and to get the full amount, your system has to be in full working order. GameStop will still accept consoles not in full working order, but potentially for a lesser amount.

The 1 TB Xbox One X launched in November 2017. It’s a super-powerful version of the Xbox One that makes the games you may already own look even better. Recently, Microsoft launched a new Xbox One X bundle that comes with a copy of PUBG for the standard $500.

Keep checking back with GameSpot for more Xbox and other gaming deals all the time.