JB Hi-Fi is one of Australia’s most well-known retailers and home to some of the sharpest reviews in the country. While we’ve previously explained how you should always ask for a deal at JB Hi-Fi, these tips from an insider will help you to get the most out of your trip to the black and yellow behemoth whether you’re in the market for video games, a new laptop or a fridge.

Look they're called potato cakes. Scallops have fish in them. It really is that simple, but Australians have spent decades fighting this unwinnable war.

And now there's a new front: JB Hi-Fi Reviews.

Kotaku Australia has learned that JB Hi-Fi stores from around Australia will begin advertising a special Xbox bundle from tomorrow, termed "Race Wars".

You have to appreciate this kind of quality work.

Great craftsmanship as well.

This is a top tier JB Hi-Fi review.

Hey, it's been a while since we've suckled on the JB Hi-Fi tweet for their short, astute, often brutal video game reviews.

Here's a few you might not have seen before!

Forget in-depth 4000 word reviews with video, GIFs, images... all you need is one sentence on a coloured piece of card and a rating out of five.

I know this is the review you've all been waiting for.

Now that the dust has settled, the expectations meted, can we all accept that No Man's Sky was an interesting and unique video game experience?

JB Hi-Fi just released its half year results for financial year 2017.

It's a tremendous success story. Total sales are up by almost 12%, gross profit is up by 13.2%.

But software sales continue their downward spiral.

Hey, you like Alien: Isolation? Of course you do, it was the best game of 2014. How about Fallout 4?

Sure, it was also very good.

How would you like them both for $40?

Or Shovel Knight? Or Rainbow Six: Siege? Or Assassin's Creed: Syndicate?

Yeah, this is a very good deal situation.

No, honestly. It's flicker free. We promise. Flicker. Free.

The PlayStation 4 Pro comes out today, which is nice. Because it's a pretty cool piece of kit. One minor issue — not that many games currently support the additional grunt of Sony's new console.

But some do. And good news: JB Hi-Fi is doing a nice little deal on those games, should you decide to pick up a PS4 Pro.

Welcome to Sydney. Where one has to choose between smashed avocado and the dream of ultimately owning your own home.

Actually, let's be real here. You're never going to own your own home.

Because they didn't. I made this. I'm so sorry. My handwriting is terrible.

You've seen them pretty regularly on the site, both for their reviews and occasionally for their deals. I'm talking about JB Hi-Fi, which is about to get a whole lot bigger after they announced they would acquire The Good Guys for a whopping $870 million.

It hasn't been made available to Australians yet, but if you can access the US version of Steam then you'll be able to watch the first four uncut seasons.

Thing is, it costs a bloody fortune.

Wow. Talk about harsh — especially when it's about a product you're selling.

This is probably the best and cheapest PlayStation 4 bundle I've seen in a while.

Picture above: my wife and I running through the local Westfield to buy Blu-rays we don't need.

Amiibo usually retail at $17.95 and I'd wager a number of you have gone flat-out broke trying to collect them all.

Good news: JB Hi-Fi is kicking off a sale tomorrow (Thursday March 24) and selling all its amiibo stock for $10 each, while stocks last. It's gonna be a bloodbath.