Hallmark’s brand new Halo 3-themed Christmas ornament is now up for preorder at Amazon, and it looks absolutely stunning. It features a 3D Master Chief leaning out from the front cover of the iconic Xbox 360 game case, and measures approximately 2.75in height, 3in width, and 1in length. It’s listed for $24.99, and it’s shipping on October 20, 2025.
Halo 3 – Master Chief Xbox 360
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It’s not the only Xbox-themed Christmas ornament going this year, either, with a slick-looking Xbox 360 decoration also now available to buy for $28.99.
Pairing this up with the Master Chief might be the move, if you don’t mind the cost of picking up both, especially since the Xbox 360 ornament features light and sound effects, even playing the Halo 3 theme tune.
Xbox 360 Console with Light and Sound (Plays Halo Theme Song)
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Otherwise, my next favorite ornament from Hallmark right now isn’t Christmas-themed, but more aptly, Halloween.
It’s the spooky season right now, and the Halloween Pikachu ornament features the adorable Pokémon decked out in a pumpkin costume. It’s such a delight, and also up for $24.99 right now.
Pokémon Halloween Pikachu
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IGN Deals’ Instagram commenters also already love the look of the new Halo 3 ornament as well, with a slew of comments saying something along the lines of “shut up and take my money!”
I can certainly see why, Hallmark has been producing some absolute banger gaming ornaments these past few years, and the 2025 line up is pretty stellar as well.
There’s also a bunch of new TV and Film ornaments up on Amazon right now as well, including a recent $100 Star Wars Hallmark that unfortunetly requires a sold-seperate power cord to use its built-in light and sound display. Ah well, maybe we’ll just avoid that one!
There’s also its Nintendo collection expanded earlier this year with a handful of great new additions like Link, Elephant Mario from Super Mario Bros. Wonder, Venusaur, and an adorable Winter-themed Rowlet.
These don’t light up or make sound like the Star Wars holo-chess diorama, so the prices are much more tolerable. I’ll definitely be picking up the Link ornament when December rolls around.
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