This year marks the 90th anniversary of Monopoly, one of the most popular board games in the world. Hollywood has been attempting to make a Monopoly movie for the better part of the last two decades, but the project has finally picked up some momentum by adding the screenwriters and directors of Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.

Via The Hollywood Reporter, John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein are closing their deals to write the script for Monopoly. However, their deal doesn't appear to include an option to direct the film as well. Daley and Goldstein co-wrote Horrible Bosses, Spider-Man: Homecoming, and Vacation Friends, in addition to directing Vacation, Game Night, and the upcoming Apple Studios movie Mayday.

Margot Robbie joined the Monopoly movie last year as a producer through her production company LuckyChap, which is working with Hasbro Entertainment and Lionsgate on the project. The movie doesn't currently have any cast members attached to it.

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WWE 2K25 is already going to launch with a character roster that's 300 names deep with superstars from the past and present. But in the newly revealed WWE 2K25 season pass, that lineup is going to get even better.

NXT wrestlers Giulia, Stephanie Vaquer, as well as the Motor City Machine Guns, Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin, will be the first new arrivals in the New Wave Pack. Penta, the recently arrived luchador from AEW, will be added in a later pack, and he's not the only former All Elite Wrestling veteran on the way. Billy Gunn will be making his WWE return alongside his New Age Outlaws teammate, Road Dogg, and so is "the world's strongest man," Mark Henry.

The final wave of DLC characters will be a blast from the past, the 1980s, to be specific. For the first time in a WWE video game, Jesse "The Body" Ventura will be available alongside Paul "Mr. Wonderful" Orndorff, Junk Yard Dog, Tito Santana, and Sid Justice... whom long-time wrestling fans may remember as both Sid Vicious and Sycho Sid.

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For Persona fans looking to bring part of the beloved RPG series to life, you'll want to check out the upcoming Persona: The Official Cookbook, which will include dozens of recipes inspired by Persona 3 Reload, Persona 4 Golden, and Persona 5 Royal. The book launches September 23 and preorders are available for $50 at Amazon.

Persona: The Official Cookbook $28 | Releases September 23

The official synopsis for the 144-page recipe book highlights some of the many dishes included in the book, all of which are inspired by characters from the latest entries in the series, such as "protein-heavy meals for Akihiko from Persona 3 Reload, steak for Chie from Persona 4 Golden, and a whole banquet feast for the Phantom Thieves from Persona 5 Royal." Other examples include The Cosmo Tower Burger, Mystery Food X, and Master Curry, to name a few, and each recipe comes with step-by-step instructions and photographs to help you nail the process.

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If you're still hungry for Persona content, you can also check out some of the books inspired by the series that are available now. The Persona 5: Official Design Works hardcover book is a fascinating look at the artistic foundation of the game, featuring 544 pages of character illustrations, promotional pieces, and concept art, along with detailed creator commentary and interviews with series artist Shigenori Soejima. It's available for $75 at Amazon. You can pair it with Persona 5: The Animation Material Book, which is on sale $27.50 (was $40). This book covers the production of the Persona anime television series produced by CloverWorks, including a look at character and props profiles, background designs, and visual illustrations.

More Persona books

• Persona 5: Official Design Works -- $75
• Persona 5: The Animation Material Book -- $27.49 ($40)

Back to the topic of video game cookbooks, this has become a surprisingly popular genre lately. If you're looking for another book like this, you can also check out the official Genshin Impact cookbook. While the free-to-play game is most well-known for its gacha-influenced gameplay mechanics, it also has several scrumptious dishes for your avatars to try out, and this book replicates 60 of them.

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Viture Pro XR/AR Glasses

$399 (was $459)

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Amazon has a great deal on the Viture Pro XR/AR Glasses that drops the price to $399, which matches the lowest price yet for the impressive extended reality glasses. If you're unfamiliar with XR technology, Viture Pro Glasses are essentially wearable 1080p projectors. You can connect the glasses to your PC, smartphone, tablet, or game consoles to enjoy a 135-inch personal display only you can see.

Note: Amazon has two separate listings for the Viture Pro XR Glasses. One of the listings is an Amazon Lightning Deal for $399, while the other is marked at $459 with a $60-off coupon box. Regardless of which one you order from, you'll get the same pair of glasses, so make sure to check the other listing if the first listing you click is sold out.

Viture Pro XR/AR Glasses $399 (was $459)

The Pro XR Glasses are Viture's flagship model. We were quite impressed with their clarity and how easy they were to use when we reviewed them at launch last summer. Viture packed impressive tech in glasses that aren't much bulkier than normal eyewear. The simulated 135-inch display has a 120Hz refresh rate and up to 4,000 nits of brightness. The lenses do a great job of blocking out glare, allowing you to use them comfortably in different environments. The built-in speakers are serviceable, though like with most electronics, headphones or earbuds will offer a better audio experience.

The Viture Pro XR Glasses offer a plug-and-play experience on portable devices such as Steam Deck, iPhones, and Android phones. We also really enjoyed our using the glasses with a PC, though your home setup for desktop computers and home consoles such as PS5 and Xbox Series X|S might make them to tricky to use without shifting stuff around.

One accessory that helps with this process is the Viture Pro Mobile Dock. While the glasses can plug directly into most devices, they will only work on Nintendo Switch when connected to official dock. This Mobile Dock is a hybrid USB-C hub and battery pack, so it's useful for all devices, but especially if you want to use additional accessories or game on the go. If you're buying the Mobile Dock for Nintendo Switch, you'll also want to pick up the Mobile Dock Mount, which connects the dock to the back of the handheld.

The Mobile Dock is on sale for $116 (was $129) with promo code VITURE10. The Mobile Dock is part of a larger Viture sale on Amazon that also includes the recently released Viture One Neckband speaker and the Viture x 8BitDo Ultimate C Wireless Controller, which has a translucent shell.

Check out the list below for highlights from the Viture XR Glasses sale and Amazon's promotion page for more discounts.

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• Viture Pro XR/AR Glasses -- $399 ($459) | Click $60-off coupon box
• Viture Pro XR/AR Glasses -- $399 ($459) | Amazon Lightning Deal

Viture Accessory Deals:

Use promo code VITURE10 to save 10% on the accessories listed below.

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Transformers One Limited Edition Steelbook (4K Blu-ray)

$25 (was $45)

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Transformers fans can save big on a very cool edition of the franchise's first computer-animated movie. Amazon has Transformers One's Limited Edition Steelbook in stock for only $25. The original artwork on the case has an eye-catching retro aesthetic that should appeal to longtime fans. This edition includes 4K and 1080p Blu-ray discs as well as a digital copy of the 2024 film.

Amazon also has the standard 4K Blu-ray edition on sale for only $20. Both 4K editions are discounted to their lowest prices yet.

• Transformers One Steelbook Edition (4K + Blu-ray + Digital) -- $25 ($45)
• Transformers One (4K + Blu-ray + Digital) -- $20 ($36)

Transformers One Limited Edition Steelbook (4K Blu-ray) $25 (was $45)

Transformers One released in theaters last September and on Blu-ray in December. The Limited Edition Steelbook was sold out for months after preorders opened and proved difficult to find over the holidays. As of March 4, it remains unavailable at Walmart--and Walmart was charging $35. It's unclear when Amazon's deal ends, but given the popularity of this edition, you probably want to scoop it up sooner rather than later.

The gorgeous CG-animated film tells the secret origin story of Optimus Prime and Megatron, and it's the first fully computer-animated Transformers movie. The film also has a star-studded cast of voice actors, including Chris Hemsworth, Brian Tyree Henry, Scarlett Johansson, Keegan-Michael Key, Steve Buscemi, Laurence Fishburne, and Jon Hamm.

Along with the movie in three different formats--4K Blu-ray, 1080p Blu-ray, and digital--Transformers One includes several featurettes. The 4K. edition of Transformers One supports Dolby Vision and HDR10, Dolby Atmos, and Dolby TrueHD 7.1 lossless surround sound.

Transformers One Special Features:

• In the Beginning: Origin story of the relationship between Optimus Prime and Megatron. The filmmakers reveal how they approached creating this brand-new CGI-animated Transformers movie.
• Worldbuilding on Cybertron: Director Josh Cooley, the VFX team, and design leads talk about bringing the world of Cybertron to life using full computer-animated graphics.
• Together as One: The voices behind the mechs introduce themselves and talk about their character.
• The Iacon 5000: Behind-the-scenes look at the creation of Cybertron's racing event.
• The Battle for Cybertron: Discussion on the movie's big showdown between Optimus Prime and Megatron.

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If you'd like to build a Transformers movie collection, there are several box sets of the live-action films to choose from:

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Between playing Bowser in The Super Mario Bros. Movie and voicing Claptrap in Borderlands, Jack Black just keeps racking up video game movie roles. Next month, Black will add another one to his resume when he plays Steve in A Minecraft Movie. Now, a Minecraft modder has added Black's voice to the game that spawned the film.

A modder going by SnailMan posted a clip of the mod they created, which essentially places Black's incarnation of Steve into the world of Minecraft. The modder also jokingly wrote that creating this mod was "[three] hours of my life that I'll never get back."

Now you can be Steve from the hit movie Minecraft in the game Minecraft based on the movie Minecraft
3 hours of my life that I'll never get back went into making this https://t.co/SgYeZonket pic.twitter.com/TEw6ttdbsi

— SnailMan (@UtimateDoge) March 3, 2025

Considering that the movie isn't out yet, SnailMan could only rely on the clips of Black from the trailers and TV spots for A Minecraft Movie. But that was enough for at least a few more lines to be entered into the game.

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You're probably wondering why Focus Mode in Monster Hunter Wilds is a bit finicky. As you take on numerous gargantuan beasts, this mechanic is one that enables you to track targets and land devastating blows. However, making use of it is a bit cumbersome... at least until you make a small tweak to the controls. Our guide tells you just what you need to do to alleviate combat-induced migraines in your playthrough.

How to make combat easier with the Focus Mode toggle in Monster Hunter Wilds

Focus Mode is a game mechanic that's supposed to make combat easier. First, it requires you to hold the button prompt--i.e. L2/LT on a gamepad, Left Alt on a keyboard, or the Mouse 4 button on a mouse. This lets you aim and track a target as it moves around the area.

More importantly, it makes wounds easier to discern. When you repeatedly hit a monster's body parts, these wounds appear as bright red gashes while Focus Mode is active. Then, when you press the button prompt for a Focus Strike, your character will perform a devastating blow.

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Flow 4K Blu-ray (The Criterion Collection)

$35.28 (was $50)

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The Academy Award for Best Animated Feature is almost always awarded to a well-known blockbuster--often produced by Disney or Pixar--but this year an indie movie took home the top prize: Flow. If you are one of the many Oscar viewers who hasn't watched Flow, the animated adventure is getting a 4K Blu-ray release from The Criterion Collection later this year. A release date hasn't been set, but preorders are live at Amazon for a nice discount. The 4K Blu-ray version is actually cheaper than the standard Blu-ray right now, so you may want to secure your preorder while Amazon is offering this $15 discount.

Directed by Gints Zilbalodis and made with open-source software at a budget of roughly $4 million, Flow brought in over $20 million at the box office. Flow earned glowing praise from both critics and viewers, and it’s currently sitting with “Universal Acclaim” on Metacritic. What's even more impressive, though, is that Flow managed to topple several commercial hits from some of the biggest animated studios, including Dreamworks' The Wild Robot and Pixar's Inside Out 2, which is one of the top 10 highest-grossing movies ever at $1.7 billion.

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For a team like Red Barrels, finding success in making just one series for over a decade isn't easy. It seems especially difficult when you consider the series the team makes; Outlast is a gruesome, unflinching, taboo-shattering horror series, with gore, violence, and even nudity so beyond most other games that I'm sometimes amazed games in the series don't get Adult ratings.

I'll also add it's among my favorite horror series, though I didn't anticipate that would remain the case when The Outlast Trial was revealed years ago. As a four-player co-op take on the series' typical single-player horror stories, I felt like Outlast might lose some of its best features--the lonesome helplessness and intense situations where no one can save you. Last year, I wrote my Outlast Trials review, which helped me come to find I had misjudged the game previously. Today, it's become a regular in my rotation, and it's especially interesting to me, given it's essentially a live-service game from a studio new to that highly competitive scene.

With all of this context in mind, I was eager to speak to Red Barrels game director, Alex Charbonneau, so I could ask him his thoughts on these and other aspects of the game in advance of today's first anniversary since the game launched into its 1.0 state. Charbonneau spoke to the game's jaw-dropping depictions of violence and the problems that can sometimes present for its community. He also touched on how the community has helped shape the game, which originally had far less planned than what we've already seen come to the game just in its first year. Perhaps most intriguing is what he said about PvP coming to the game, which is currently PvE co-op only. Find all these details and more in GameSpot's interview below.

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Despite previously hinting at a potential The Last of Us: Part III, game series creative director and co-writer Neil Druckmann is telling fans "not to bet" on another chapter in the franchise.

Speaking with Variety ahead of the second season of HBO's The Last of Us show, Druckmann gave a not exactly reassuring update to fans eagerly awaiting news about a third game in the series.

"I guess the only thing I would say is don't bet on there being more of 'Last of Us,'" Druckmann said when asked about a potential third entry. "This could be it."

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Ballistic Moon, the studio behind the PC and PS5 remake of Until Dawn released last year, is now "effectively closed" after failing to find a publisher for its next game.

A new report from Insider Gaming reveals that only the studio founders and a handful of others potentially remain employed there at this point. The studio reportedly couldn't find funding for its next game, and Sony didn't give the studio any support for future work on the Until Dawn franchise. Ballistic Moon has yet to comment on this situation.

Ballistic Moon is a U.K. developer founded in 2020 by industry veterans from studios like EA and Supermassive Games. So far, Ballistic Moon's only game is 2024's remake of Until Dawn, which brought the beloved PS4 choose-your-own-adventure horror adventure game to Unreal Engine 5. It featured a recomposed musical score, changed the gameplay camera to a third-person perspective rather than a fixed-camera one, and added a post-credit scene teasing a sequel. It received a lukewarm reception compared to the original.

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Lego quietly began the process of retiring its Atari 2600 building set late last year. Fast forward to March, and the nostalgic 2,532-piece display model is now sold out at all major retailers except for one. Over at Amazon, you can get the Atari 2600 for its regular $240 MSRP. Like other retailers, Amazon ran out of units last year, but sometimes the retailer randomly restocks retired Lego sets. This is one of those cases.

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Considering that the Lego Atari received numerous $50 to $100 discounts throughout its two-plus year lifecycle, the $240 price may sound a bit high. That said, resellers on Amazon and Walmart have recently started listing the retired set for upwards of $300. There's a chance that $240 will sound like a deal in the coming months.

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Assassin's Creed Shadows launches on March 20, and now Ubisoft has announced precisely when people can get started by publishing the game's global releasing timing. Ubisoft also announced that pre-loading for Shadows is now underway on Xbox and will start soon for PS5 and PC.

As you can see in the graphic below, Shadows unlocks on March 19 at 9 PM PT in Los Angeles, which works out to midnight ET in New York on March 20. You can see the full unlock times below.

Assassin's Creed Shadows is almost here

As for pre-loading, Xbox Series X|S users are already able to pre-load the game, while PC users can begin at 4 PM UTC on March 17. PS5 players can pre-load starting March 18 AM 12 AM local time.

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Assassin's Creed Shadows launches later this month, but how long might it take you to finish the game? According to Genki, game director Jonathan Dumont said players should expect the main campaign to take 30-40 hours to complete. In total, however, players could spend more than 80 hours to complete the main game and side content, the director is reported to have said.

Of course, everyone plays games differently, so your mileage may vary. Beyond the game and its side content, Dumont is reported to have also mentioned a possible New Game+ being added after launch, which could in theory extend the amount of time a person could play the game even more.

Assassin's Creed Shadows also has a special quest, "Thrown to the Dogs," that's exclusive to people who preorder the game. Meanwhile, an expansion called "Claws of Awaji" is coming after launch. Ubisoft said this paid expansion includes "over 10 hours of additional content."

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Humble has revealed its March 2025 lineup of PC games for Humble Choice subscribers, giving members a really good selection of varied games to choose from this month. In March, you can explore the spooky Pacific Northwest, head to the stars for a cosmic adventure, and try a different take on the Monster Hunter formula.

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Humble Choice is a $12 monthly subscription service that offers a monthly batch of PC games that are yours to keep forever, even if you decide to cancel your membership. You'll also unlock several other benefits, like exclusive discounts at the Humble store and access to the Humble Vault--an additional rotating library of games exclusive to members.

Humble Choice March 2025 Games

• Pacific Drive
• Homeworld 3
• Wild Hearts
• Tales of Kenzera: Zau
• Gravity Circuit
• Sir Whoopass
• Racine
• Cavern of Dreams

One of the big highlights this month is Pacific Drive, a roguelite caRPG where you'll venture into the Olympic Exclusion Zone, a hub of science-defying activity. Strange stuff is going on in that area and you'll get to unravel the mystery of the game by roguelite runs in your station wagon. If you enjoy exquisitely crafted spookiness, then Pacific Drive will be right up your alley.

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A few years ago, famed filmmaker Kevin Smith revived the cult-classic cartoon series Masters of the Universe--also known as He-Man--with a new Netflix series split into two seasons: Masters of the Universe: Revelation and Masters of the Universe Revolution. Both seasons will soon be bundled in a new $50 Blu-ray Collection launching on May 13, and preorders are available at Amazon.

Masters of the Universe: Revelation and Revolution Steelbook Edition Blu-ray $50 | Releases May 13

The Masters of the Universe: Revelation and Revolution Steelbook Edition is a three-disc Blu-ray collection that includes all 15 episodes of the rebooted series. Special features are also included in the release according to the Blu-ray's description, though it doesn't outline what those extras are. At the very least, you'll be getting a unique steelbook case featuring unique cover art and interior art of He-Man and his nemesis Skeletor.

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The show is a direct sequel to the '80s Masters of the Universe animated series, and it picks up shortly after Skeletor's assault on Castle Grayskull ends in the supposed death of He-Man. With Eternia's protector out of the picture, Revelation's story focused on Teela as she journeyed to save the day and uncover the secrets of Grayskull. Overall, the show has been well-received, and while a third season has yet to be greenlit, Revelation and Revolution are still fun homages to the classic series and crafted with sharp animation. Both seasons featured a stacked voice cast, including Mark Hamill as the dread villain Skeletor, Sarah Michelle Gellar as Teela, and the late Tony Todd as Scare-Glow.

If you're looking to complete the collection, the 1983-1985 run of He-Man cartoons have been collected into a DVD bundle, alongside several other beloved titles from Filmation during its '80s golden age and Netflix's popular She-Ra revival.

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March has started off with a bang if you're still roaming the streets of Los Santos in GTA Online. Along with the long-awaited Enhanced Edition that arrived for PC players, Rockstar Games also launched a new set of missions and released a plethora of additional content. The new missions fall under the name "Oscar Guzman Flies Again," and there are six of them in total. They take place at the infamous McKenzie Field Hangar and see you steal arms deliveries from Oscar's competition.

If you want to get started with these missions and make some serious cash from the McKenzie Hangar, check out the guide below.

How to start the Oscar Guzman Flies Again Missions in GTA OnlineOscar Guzman calling to tell us about his new idea

For starters, PC players need to ensure they migrate their GTA Online character correctly before attempting to pick up right where they left off after downloading the Enhanced Edition. This is easily done by selecting the GTA Online in the main menu and then following the prompts to migrate your character(s). This process is permanent, but there's no real reason you don't want to migrate your progress in either Online or Story Mode.

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The Fanatical Spring Sale 2025 is now live, offering thousands of PC games for steeply reduced prices. The vast majority of these are offered as Steam keys, and you'll get a Spring Bonus Drop for spending over $15. Each Bonus Drop includes a free game or discount voucher for your next eligible purchase.

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The sale includes plenty of AAA games, including a wide assortment of Capcom hits such as Dragon's Dogma 2 for $34.29 (was $70), Devil May Cry HD Collection for $8.54 (was $30, and the Ace Attorney Anthology for $30.59 (was $60). The DMC compilation features the first three games in the stylish character-action series, and the Ace Attorney Anthology comes with six games: the Phoenix Wright Trilogy and Apollo Justice Trilogy.

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There were video games and arcade hits before Pac-Man, but Namco's ghost-gobbling hero quickly became a pop-culture icon after his debut in May 1980. Pac-Man's 45th anniversary is now just over two months away, but Bandai Namco has plans to keep the party going into 2026.

To start off the year of "imPACt," Bandai Namco released the following video that tracks Pac-Man over the last four decades, including the original game and its Atari 2600 port, as well as some of the sequels and spin-offs including Pac-Man World 2. There's even a very brief glimpse of Shadow Labyrinth, the upcoming title that reinvents the Pac-Man franchise as a 2D action game.

Shadow Labyrinth may be the biggest Pac-Man game on the horizon, but it's not the only one. Bandai Namco is teaming up with Supersocial on Roblox for Pac-Man Simulator, which will let players have more Pac-Man adventures centered around the 45th anniversary. Meanwhile, PowerA has Pac-Man gaming accessories in the works for Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One. And we've already seen some of the Pac-Man plushies that are coming as well.

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Hunger Games Deluxe Box Set (Paperback)

$36.76 (was $70)

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Sunrise on the Reaping (Hardcover)

$19.59 (was $28) | Releases March 18

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Whether you’re looking to relive the adventure or dive in for the first time, the recently released Hunger Games Deluxe Box Set is on sale for a very good price at Amazon. Published on February 4 for $70, this eye-catching four-book collection is now on sale for only $36.76. Amazon's limited-time deal offers a convenient way to refresh your Hunger Games knowledge before Sunrise on the Reaping, the long-awaited fifth novel in Suzanne Collins' series, is published on March 18. While you're picking up the box set, you can save big on preorders for the hardcover edition of Sunrise on the Reaping.

Hunger Games Deluxe Box Set (Paperback) $36.76 (was $70)

This lovely looking collection gets you all four Hunger Games books in the newly reissued deluxe paperback format. It also comes with a slipcase for easy storage. Both the slipcase and the books feature vibrant, all-new cover designs, and all four volumes have sprayed edges with stenciled artwork that matches the covers.

The four books clock in at 1,712 pages total in the new paperback editions. The first three follow Katniss Everdeen and her struggle to survive in a dystopian world, while the fourth book, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, is a prequel set around 60 years before the main trilogy. It follows President Snow as he mentors a tribute from District 12.

If you’d prefer, these books can also be purchased individually--though it'd cost you roughly $50 to get all four.

• The Hunger Games: Deluxe Edition -- $12.73 ($17)
• Catching Fire: Deluxe Edition -- $12.73 ($17)
• Mockingjay: Deluxe Edition -- $12.73 ($17)
• The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes -- $12.73 ($19)

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As mentioned, now's a great time to read the hit series with the fifth book releasing this month. Sunrise on the Reaping's hardcover edition is up for preorder for $19.59 (was $28) at Amazon.

Like The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, this 400-page novel is a prequel to the main trilogy. It takes place a few decades before the first novel and focuses on the 50th annual Hunger Games--which is taking twice as many tributes into the arena than usual.

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If you already own standard editions of Hunger Games, you may want to check out the recently released Illustrated Edition of the first novel. The Hunger Games: Illustrated Edition was published last October and is on sale for $21.38 (was $35) at Amazon. The oversized 368-page hardcover includes stunning artwork alongside the complete text chronicling Katniss' first competition. Catching Fire: Illustrated Edition is slated to release this October and is available to preorder for $29.59 (was $37).

And if you'd like to watch the movies after reading the books, The Hunger Games 5-Movie Collection is discounted to $30 (was $43) at Amazon. This Blu-ray box set released last summer and comes with all five film adaptations, including The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.

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