As Tenacious D once sang: "Look into my eyes and it's easy to see, one and one make two, two and one make three. It was DESTINY". And yes, now we're here, where Destiny has become Destiny 2. Finally! One of the most hotly anticipated titles this year is out!

Right here is where you can find the absolute cheapest copies of Destiny 2 in Australia.

If you're one of those people still desperately searching for a Nintendo Classic Mini NES, you might be in luck. Target has some in stock. One per person. Go go go!

Target's online store is currently down for some customers. Target Australia started selling the coveted Nintendo Classic Mini NES today at 8am AEDT on its online store and it seems some people can't get the website to load. After killing EB Games' website (not once, but twice), it appears the Nintendo Classic Mini NES has done the same to Target's online store.

The worldwide struggle to bag a Nintendo Classic Mini NES has been tough on everyone. If you've managed to resist the lure of the eBay reseller (damn their eyes), we have some good news for you: the Nintendo Classic Mini NES will be available to buy on Target's online store on Monday for $99. Here are some online buying tips to improve your chances.

The PlayStation 4 console for $309. Titanfall 2 for $36. Dishonored 2 for $45. Uncharted 4 for $39. Goddamn, this is quite the video game sale.

Target is having a huge clearance sale across electronics products with an emphasis on video games and consoles. Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo gamers are all catered to, with some products slashed by $199. Here are some of the best deals.

With Valentine's Day behind us, February has no other special days for gift-giving. So why not get yourself a nice present? How about console-shaped one with Tomb Raider-like protuberances, for a reasonable $423?

Following on the heels of eBay's huge Valentine's Day promotion, Target has followed suit with an eBay sale of its own. Until 21 February, you can get 20 per cent off everything in store -- including items that were already heavily discounted. Read on for the best video games, consoles and tech goodies from the sale. Prices start at under $7!

It's not as cheap as the Kogan deal from a few months back, but you do get a couple of games and a Quickflix subscription, so there's more added value. If you're interested, you'll need to wait until the end of the week.

Not everyone needs or wants a smartphone worth hundreds of dollars -- for some it's all about bang for buck. Huawei's 1.2GHz, dual-core G526, complete with 540 x 960, 245ppi screen is more than good enough and a solid deal at around $150. So Target's current sale price of $79 makes it an absolute steal, if you can find them in stock.

From now until 18 September, Target is offering two $30 iTunes cards for $50.

Looks like a good week to update and expand your movie collection. There are Blu-ray and DVD specials happening at JB Hi-Fi, Big W and Target.

Need some cheap iTunes credit? Harvey Norman has the best deal right now, while 7-Eleven and Target are also options.

What is it with major chains and delivering toy sales deals? A notice on Target's web site warns that it is "experiencing a slight delivery delay with some orders".

Target has 25 per cent off a second iTunes card from now until May 23. EB Games is running two $20 cards for $30 (which is a better deal than Target), but that's only a one-day special on Saturday May 19.

We've been talking about the new flybuys loyalty scheme quite a bit here at Lifehacker, but I realise that coverage has skipped one relatively central point: whether points are easier to earn under the new scheme than the old one. It turns out that the new flybuys is marginally more generous, but neither offers anything like the level of savings you'll get from shopping around and finding the best specials.

At $129, Telstra's prepaid 4G dongle is not especially expensive. But if you want to score it even cheaper, it's included in the current 15 per cent off deal at Target on all mobile broadband products, which runs until March 14.

Looking for cheap iTunes cards this week? Target has two $20 iTunes cards for $35, while Queensland/SA supermarket chain Drakes has $50 cards for $35.