Lego Guardians of the Galaxy: Rocket & Baby Groot (566 Pieces)

$34 (was $60) | Retiring soon

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Guardians of the Galaxy fans can get an excellent deal on Lego's buildable Rocket Raccoon figure. Normally $60, the 566-piece Rocket and Baby Groot building set is discounted to only $34 in Walmart's extended Cyber Deals event. Target also has a deal on this set that drops the price to $34.49. Amazon price-matched Target earlier this week but has since sold out.

Rocket and Baby Groot is one of the Lego Marvel sets that is retiring soon. The Lego Store already cleared out its remaining inventory with a $42 deal, so the deals at Walmart and Target could be the last for Rocket and Baby Groot.

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This week, Five Nights At Freddy's 2 is heading to theaters to see if it can scare up a box office return comparable to the original film's $297.1 million worldwide take. Apparently, it's already scared returning star Matthew Lillard enough to believe that the sequel could have gotten bumped to an R rating.

"It's funny, Matthew Lillard saw the movie the other day and he called me and he was like, 'It's so scary… Is this still PG-13?,'" related director Emma Tammi during an interview with Dexerto. Tammi noted that the sequel does have a darker tone than its predecessor, but she wanted it to be PG-13 so younger fans could watch it as well.

"I think the audiences that maybe wanted the first one to go to scarier places will be really satisfied," added Tammi. "We wanted to be inclusive of the younger audiences, and at the same time, we don't want to limit how dark and scary it can feel for the older audiences."

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Lego Wicked: Glinda & Elphaba Visit Munchkinland (744 pieces)

$48 (was $70)

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Wicked: For Good hit theaters last month, and if you're seeking an affordable way to bring the magical musical into your home, Walmart has you covered. The Lego Wicked: Glinda & Elphaba Visit Munchkinland set is currently on sale for just $48 (was $70). This set is only sold by Walmart and the official Lego Store--and since the latter still has it for $70, this is a pretty enticing offer. The offer is part of Walmart's extended Cyber Monday sale this week, but it won't be around for long and could sell out fast.

Lego Wicked: Glinda & Elphaba Visit Munchkinland (744 pieces) $48 (was $70)

This fun playset lets you build a mini munchkin house, complete with accessories like flowers, a bubble pedal, and a tiny version of the Yellow Brick Road. You'll also get three minifigures for Elphaba, Glinda, and Boq. While the front of the building features an exterior based on that of the film, the back of the set lets you dive into a variety of rooms. From a reading den and bedroom to a removable kitchen sink, this relatively small playset is packed with cool features.

At 744 pieces, experienced builders should have no problem snapping this together in an afternoon. Instructions are included, though it's also compatible with the Lego Builder app, which provides a more detailed (and interactive) guide. The set stands over 8.5 inches tall and 9 inches wide once completed.

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Black Friday and Cyber Monday have come and gone, but several items are still on sale at Walmart. Be sure to check out its full catalog, but we've pulled together a few great Lego deals--including additional discounts for Lego Wicked sets. For example, Lego Wicked: Welcome to Emerald City is just $80 (was $100) and comes with five minidolls. And if you don't mind venturing over to Amazon, you can pick up the tiny Lego Wicked: Glinda's Wedding Day set for just $34 (was $40). Outside of the Wicked collection, sets from Lego's other lines like Star Wars, Marvel, Technic, and more are also on sale. Some notable offers include the Lego Star Wars Executor Star Destroyer model for $40 (was $70) and the Lego Technic: NEOM McLaren kit for $45 (was $77). You can also score a deal on the soon-to-be-retired Lego Icons: Blacktron Renegade set, which is down to $59 (was $100) and may be one of the last opportunities you'll have to pick it up. Check the links below for more Lego deals at Walmart.

More Lego Deals at Walmart

• Lego Icons: Blacktron Renegade (1,151 pieces)-- $59 ($100)
• Lego Ideas: Red London Telephone (1,460 pieces)-- $79 ($115)
• Lego Marvel: Rocket & Baby Groot (566 pieces) -- $34 ($60)
• Lego Star Wars: Executor Super Star Destroyer (630 pieces)-- $40 ($70)
• Lego Technic: NEOM McLaren (704 pieces) -- $45 ($77)
• Lego Wicked: Elphaba & Glinda Figures (558 pieces)-- $44 ($55)
• Lego Wicked: Elphaba's Retreat (228 pieces)-- $23.79 ($28)
• Lego Wicked: Glinda, Elphaba & Nessarose at Shiz University (304 pieces)-- $21 ($30)
• Lego Wicked: Glinda and Elphaba Visit Munchkinland (744 pieces)-- $48 ($70)
• Lego Wicked: Glinda's Wedding Day (476 pieces)-- $34 ($40)
• Lego Wicked: Welcome to Emerald City (945 pieces) -- $80 ($100)

While Wicked: For Good is currently in theaters, the upcoming Blu-ray release is already available to preorder. You can secure your copy of the standard 4K Blu-ray edition at Amazon and Walmart, or you can opt for one of the retailer-exclusive versions. Walmart has a unique Limited Edition Steelbook version for $38, while Amazon has a very pricey exclusive Wicked: For Good Gift Set for $230 that includes the 4K Blu-ray, a special case, a collectible gold Emerald City statuette, and certificate of authenticity. Release dates for have not been announced.

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Mina the Hollower, the next game from the creators of Shovel Knight, is "make-or-break" for indie developer Yacht Club Games, according to studio head and co-founder Sean Velasco.

In a new Bloomberg interview, Velasco said in order for Yacht Club Games to remain independent, Mina the Hollower needs to be a success, and if it could sell 200,000 copies, "that would be really, really great." The studio recently underwent layoffs and put a second in-the-works project on hold until Mina the Hollower releases.

"It's make-or-break for sure," Velasco said. "If we sold 500,000 copies, then we would be golden. If we sold even 200,000, that would be really, really great. If we sold, like, 100,000, that's not so good."

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The Arc Raiders Achievement/Trophy for killing another player in PvP combat is titled "Crossing The Threshold," and after 120 hours of intentional pacifistic gameplay, when I saw that alert come across my screen, I felt like I had done exactly that: I'd waded into uncharted territory. More than that, I'd found myself in a world I didn't even want to be in. I'd prided myself on never killing another player in the game. Through dozens and dozens of rounds, I'd gone well out of my way to avoid such an outcome, often being slow to shoot first, even to my own detriment. I put my trust in other players, and sometimes it would prove unwarranted. Mostly, I'd resorted to diplomacy, often talking my way out of problems with other players I'd encounter. I had so many big ideas about what it takes to return to Speranza without blood on one's hands. To me, Arc Raiders was this exciting social experiment. How long can I effectively talk down other players who means me harm? In the end, the answer was about 122 hours of play.

The fateful encounter occurred on Stella Montis, which will be no surprise to some Arc Raiders veterans. This newest map, and the first to take place entirely indoors, is an ultra-tense setting where you are either diligently checking your corners or you're soon bleeding out on the ground. Even in solo queues, where Arc Raiders remains mostly the bastion of good-natured and helpful PvE-only players, it feels like Stella Montis is kill-or-be-killed more than the game's other maps.

I was minding my own business, cautiously looting but certainly not planning to hurt anyone, when I heard some gunfire nearby. Hiding behind some lockers, I had a clear view of this fight, except for when it wrapped into the next room via the open doors leading to a hallway. I was still within range to hear the proximity chat of those who were scrapping, and witnessed with my eyes and/or ears a scuffle that took the lives of at least two players, whose flares shot toward the ceiling from inside the hallway. I crouched a safe distance away from the noise, then continued exploring other rooms.

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While many of the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals have vanished, a few are still around. One such offer is at Displate, which is offering up to 44% on select metal posters. The price cut applies to dozens of pieces in Displate's product catalog, which offers metal prints based on everything from video games and movies to TV shows and anime. To cash in on the deal, add any eligible product (or products) to your shopping cart, then use promo code CYBER at checkout. The amount you'll save is directly related to how many items you have in your cart: 35% for one or more prints, 41% for three or more, and 44% for five or more. The savings ends at 11:59 PM PT, so be sure to swing by the retailer and check out the offer while you can.

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• Buy 1-2 -- Get 35% off
• Buy 3-4 -- Get 41% off
• Buy 5+ -- Get 44% off

Need help sifting through Displate's gigantic catalog? Here's a look at a few of our favorites. Keep in mind that pricing varies based on how you customize the poster (size, matte, gloss, frame, etc.), but your standard 17.7 x 12.6 inch matte poster starts at $32.49 (was $50) when using the promo code. Note that all of the products below are officially licensed.

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YouTube has published its list of the top trending topics of 2025, and once again, gaming and pop culture were popular choices for what people watched on the video-streaming website. Out of the trending topics--which aren't ranked in any particular order--US YouTube viewers devoured any content related to the Switch 2 console, Roblox, and the RPG-strategy game Cookie Run Kingdom. Other topics of interest in the US included KPop Demon Hunters, Labubu collectible dolls, and the hit anime series Blue Lock.

Roblox user-generated experiences and the Switch 2 continued to be popular topics on YouTube worldwide, especially in countries such as Korea, Germany, Mexico, France, Japan, and the United Kingdom. YouTube says that it determined the top trends for the US and other regions through "a variety of signals," including views, uploads, and creator activity around the topics. Only the topics that were determined to have had conspicuous popularity this year--either because they were new to 2025 or because they saw significant increases in their user-interest metrics--were eligible for the list.

YouTube Trending Pop Culture Topics in the US for 2025

• Squid Game
• User-Generated Roblox Experiences: Grow A Garden, Dandy's World, Forsaken, Steal A Brainrot
• KPop Demon Hunters
• Brainrot
• Labubu
• Nintendo Switch 2
• Cookie Run Kingdom
• Blue Lock
• Katseye

While Roblox has seen its popularity reach new heights in 2025, that has also brought new scrutiny to the game-creation platform, following accusations that it is infested with child predators who prey on its young userbase. Recently, Roblox Corporation CEO David Baszucki unveiled an initiative to introduce a new face-scanning feature to increase child safety, but an interview with The New York Times yielded some questionable responses from him.

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Mark Cerny--best known as the lead architect of the PlayStation Vita, PS4, and PS5--recently appeared on Simon Parkin's My Perfect Console podcast to choose five games he would preserve on a fictional console. While much of the conversation naturally touched on his long history with Sony, one of the most surprising and heartfelt moments came when he talked about his love for Nintendo's Pikmin.

Despite his deep ties to PlayStation, Cerny made it clear that Pikmin left a lasting mark on him. Cerny described playing the original Pikmin as a truly "transformative" experience. He explained how emotionally invested he became in Captain Olimar's struggle to survive and return home.

"I had this thing where I tended to play smaller, lighter games for about 10 years, so I don't know, Portal or Plants vs. Zombies or Flower or Katamari Damacy. Pikmin, I just [picked] out of that list because I thought it was such an emotionally involving story," Cerny explained. "Poor Captain Olimar, he crash lands, and he's got 30 days to reassemble his ship, or he'll run out of oxygen and die, and he's sending letters home every day."

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Nintendo has provided game file sizes for Metroid Prime 4: Beyond on Switch and Switch 2, letting console owners know how much space they need to download the first-person adventure game. On Switch 2, Metroid Prime 4 comes in at an estimated 31.6GB, while the original Switch version only takes up 26.3GB, per the Nintendo Store. Intriguingly, though, the eShop accessed via Switch 2 showcases the Switch edition as taking up 28.9GB.

Regardless, it makes sense Metroid Prime 4 has a bigger download size on Switch 2, since the game offers 4K visuals in quality mode docked and 120fps in performance mode docked. There is also HDR support and mouse controls, courtesy of the Switch 2 Joy-Con controllers. Both versions will launch this Thursday, December 4.

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In November, PC and PlayStation 5 users were able to dive into Everstone Studio and NetEase Games' Wuxia action-adventure-RPG, Where Winds Meet. Now, the mobile launch is just over a week away.

Where Winds Meet will get its official debut on iOS and Android on December 12, and the mobile version will support cross-play and cross-progression for PC and PS5 users.

"We are both humbled and flattered by the kind words and encouragement from players around the world," said Where Winds Meet lead producer Beralt Lyu in a statement. "Their support inspires us to continue improving the game and delivering even better content to our players. With the mobile version coming soon, we can't wait for more players to join our growing community."

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Lego Stranger Things: The Creel House (2,593 pieces)

$300 | Releases January 4, 2026

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Lego has officially revealed a new Stranger Things set, as fans can look forward to a 2,593-piece tribute to the iconic Creel House. The hub of all things spooky in the Stranger Things series, this Lego replica is loaded with Easter eggs from all five seasons of the Netflix show and it's now available to preorder for $300. Members of the Lego Insiders rewards program can get their hands on the set early, starting January 1, 2026, and it'll be available globally starting January 4. Anyone who buys the set from the Lego Store from January 1-4 will also receive the 584-piece Lego Icons Stranger Things: WSQK Radio Station set as a free gift, which includes Joyce and Hopper minifigures.

Lego Stranger Things: The Creel House (2,593 pieces) $300 | Releases January 4, 2026

Just like the infamous location, the Lego replica of the Creel House features a richly detailed facade and several highly detailed rooms. Alice and Henry's bedrooms, the haunted upstairs hallway, and Vecna's Mind Lair are all part of the build, and other nods to the series include the infamous grandfather clock, Steve's car, the WSQK radio station van, and Will's bike. The mansion can be displayed in its eerie boarded-up state, or you can open it up to examine all the rooms inside.

The set comes with 13 minifigures--Eleven, Will, Mike, Lucas, Dustin, Holly, Steve, Nancy, Robin, Jonathan, Max, Mr. Whatsit, and Vecna--and it measures over 11.5 inches high, 20 inches wide, and 7 inches deep after it has been fully constructed.

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This isn't the first Stranger Things set produced by Lego, and if you're looking to complete the collection, you can pick up a BrickHeadz collection of Mike Wheeler, Dustin Henderson, Lucas Sinclair, and Will Byers buildable figures for $40. The set launched in October, and each figure adapts the Stranger Things character's look and '80s fashion.

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Each blocky figure also comes with a buildable display base to pop them on and accessories like a walkie-talkie for Mike, a headset for Dustin, and a slingshot and binoculars for Lucas.

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Writer-director Hideo Kojima has announced that he is part of the voice cast for the Japanese version of Disney's Zootopia 2. He voices the mole role of Paul Moldebrandt.

Kojima told Famitsu that Zootopia 2 director Jared Bush personally asked Kojima to play the role for the Japanese dubbing of the Disney film that's now in theaters and putting up massive numbers.

Zootopia 2 has already made $560 million+ globally, thanks in large part to China, where the film has earned $270 million so far. China is far and away the biggest market for Zootopia 2 so far, the next closet being the US and Canada ($158.8 million).

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Sony has unveiled a new limited-edition look for the DualSense controller, just in time for the launch of Genshin Impact Version Luna III. Dubbed the Genshin Impact Limited Edition, this controller is inspired by the game and its signature style, giving it a fantasy-themed makeover. Preorders begin December 11 at 7 AM PT / 10 AM ET, and the controller is priced at $85.

This version of the DualSense controller combines an ethereal white, gold, and green palette with arcane glyphs found in Genshin Impact. You'll also find emblems of the Traveler Twins Aether and Lumine, as well as a nod to their companion guide, Paimon, with a cute graphic. Sony says that it collaborated closely with Genshin Impact developer HoYoverse to create the controller and celebrate the popular live-service game's fifth anniversary.

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Lego Minifigures - Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse 6-Pack

$27 (was $30)

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The Lego Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse minifigure collection is on sale for the first time since launching in September. Amazon is selling mystery boxes with six Lego Spider-Man minifigures for $27 (was $30). The 10% discount only shaves three bucks from the price, but the Spider-Verse minifigures have largely been sold out at other retailers. At the moment, only Amazon and Target have Spider-Verse 6-Packs in stock--and you'll pay full price at Target. Single Spider-Verse minifigures are priced at $5, but every major retailer and the Lego Store are sold out of singles.

Amazon has marked this as a Cyber Monday deal, so it may disappear at 12 AM PT (December 2). But unlike most of Amazon's Cyber Monday Lego deals, the store page doesn't have a countdown clock, so it could stick around after the sale ends.

The Spider-Verse Lego minifigure collection includes 12 characters from the animated film series. Each minifigure comes with a stand and most also have an accessory.

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Amazon Fire HD 10 Tablet 32GB

Starts at $70 (normally $140)

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There are only a few hours left of Amazon's Cyber Monday event, but the sale is still chock-full of discounts, including big price cuts on the retailer's first-party devices. One of the best deals is for up to 50% off the 32GB Fire HD 10 Tablet. You can grab the ad-supported version of the tablet for just $70 (was $140), while the ad-free model is $85 (was $155). These markdowns only last until Amazon's Cyber Monday event ends at 11:59 PM PT on December 1.

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The Mistborn Saga: Original Trilogy Box Set

$15.32 (was $35)

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The Stormlight Archive: Books 1-3 Box Set

$17 (was $39)

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If you're interested in trying one or both of Brandon Sanderson's wildly popular fantasy series, you shouldn't miss out on Amazon's Cyber Monday box set deals. The Mistborn Trilogy Box Set is on sale for only $15.32 (was $35), which is the lowest price ever--and this slipcased set has been available since early 2020. The Stormlight Archive Books 1-3 Box Set is on sale for $17 (was $38), which is the lowest price since it was $15 in Amazon's 2023 Black Friday sale.

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Nvidia Shield TV Pro

$170 (was $200)

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If you're interested in cloud gaming and streaming, the Nvidia Shield TV Pro is arguably one of the best options available in 2025. It's a powerful little piece of hardware, letting you access GeForce Now along with all your favorite streaming platforms (like Netflix and Disney+). Normally a bit pricey at $200, Amazon and Best Buy are matching its lowest price ever of $170 for Cyber Monday--but since the sales end at 11:59 PM PT on December 1, you'll want to snag one soon before the limited-time offer disappears.

Nvidia Shield TV Pro $170 (was $200)

The Nvidia Shield TV Pro is an all-around streaming monster. This model includes the new Shield Remote, offering backlit buttons, a built-in microphone for voice commands, and even a lost remote locator feature (so you'll know exactly which cushion it slipped behind). The main attraction, however, is the box itself, which features some nice hardware. Here's a quick look at its specs:

• Nvidia Tegra X1+ processor (256-core GPU and 3GB RAM)
• 16GB storage (expandable)
• AI-upscaling for 4K 60fps
• Dolby Atmos support
• Dolby Vision support
• Gigabit Ethernet port
• HDMI 2.0
• 2x USB 3.0 Ports (Type A)
• Android 11 with Chromecast 4K built-in

For gaming, you'll have access to Google Play Games and GeForce Now. That makes this a pretty cool central entertainment hub, offering you a chance to stream not just TV shows and movies, but also games.

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If you like the concept of the Nvidia Shield TV Pro but want to save a few extra bucks, take a peek at its more affordable sibling--the standard Nvidia Shield TV. It comes with a similar Nvidia Tegra X1+ processor, though it's equipped with 2GB RAM instead of 3GB. You'll also lose out on the USB 3.0 ports and see a drop from 16GB of storage to just 8GB. However, at $125 (was $150), it might be a good choice for frugal shoppers.

Another cloud gaming option is the Fire TV Stick 4K Max + Luna Controller Bundle, which is on sale for $70 (was $130) at Amazon. The Luna Controller is surprisingly great--especially when streaming with Luna--as it helps reduce input latency and is quite comfortable for extended gaming sessions. Note that these Fire TV Sticks all support Xbox Cloud Gaming.

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Retro Pixel Art Bluetooth Speaker

$70 (was $90)

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If you're shopping for a quirky last-minute holiday gift, this adorable Retro Pixel Art Bluetooth Speaker needs to be on your radar. Amazon has it listed for one of its best prices of the year right now, and since the customizable speaker also serves as an alarm clock and white noise machine, it's a fun purchase at $70 (was $90). Amazon's discount started on Black Friday and continues through Cyber Monday; however, the Cyber Monday event ends at 11:59 PM PT on December 1, so you have just a few more hours to cash in on this offer.

Retro Pixel Art Bluetooth Speaker $70 (was $90)

Available in five different styles (all of which are on sale), the Retro Pixel Art Bluetooth Speaker is quite popular with buyers. Sitting with nearly 11,000 reviews on Amazon, it's holding down an impressive 4.6 stars. Along with serving as a Bluetooth speaker, you can customize the pixel art on its display using the attached mini keypad. There's also a companion app where you can quickly adjust your settings--or download artwork from other users. So even if you're not the most artistic person on the planet, you can still get a fun design for the speaker.

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For playing music, you can connect via Bluetooth, USB, or microSD card. Beyond looking adorably retro and blasting tunes, the device also works as a white noise machine, a timer, and an alarm clock with 12 wake-up sounds. And since it gets around 8 hours of battery life on a charge, you can use it throughout your home before needing to plug in at night.

Retro Pixel Art Bluetooth Speakers

The same company responsible for the Retro Pixel Art Bluetooth Speaker also makes a few other cool speakers. A cheaper alternative is the Classic Gaming PC Style Speaker, which is just $56 (was $70). It's designed to look like (surprise!) a retro computer, though its display isn't designed for pixel art. Instead, you can use it as a digital picture frame. There's also the TimeBox Evo, which offers a similar pixel grid as that of the Retro Pixel Art Speaker, but it's housed inside a minimalist black frame. It's available for $38.20 (was $70).

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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Complete Series

19.49 (was $30)

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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers was a smash hit when it debuted in the '90s, successfully adapting Japan's Tokusatsu genre for Western audiences. If you're feeling nostalgic, catch up with the original Teenagers With Attitude thanks to this DVD box set, which is on sale for $19.49 (was $30) at Amazon. The deal kicked off during Amazon's Black Friday event and has rolled over to the retailer's Cyber Monday event, which ends at 11:59 PM PT on December 1, so you only have a few more hours to grab the discount. Check out the deal below, then head over to GameSpot's Black Friday & Cyber Monday Deals Hub to see more last-minute savings.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Complete Series 19.49 (was $30)

This 19-disc set includes all 145 episodes of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, the 10-episode Alien Rangers mini-series, archival material, and brand-new retrospective featurettes. The bonus materials look back on the popular series through newly filmed interviews with cast and creative team members, deep dives into how the show found its stars, and more.

• A look back at the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers phenomenon with brand-new interviews
• A Morphenomenal Cast
• The Fans Power Up: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers fans remember the series
• Lord Zedd's Monster Heads
• Alpha's Magical Christmas
• Rare Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Fan Club Video
• MMPR Karate Club: The White Ranger Kata
• Power Rangers Live: The World Tour

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Power Rangers famously reused content from the Super Sentai series, splicing in scenes with the US cast to create each episode. The Mighty Morphin team would eventually be retired, with brand-new Power Ranger teams headlining each new season. You can also save big on several Power Rangers shows like Time Force, Dino Thunder, and Lost Galaxy, as well as the original Japanese Super Sentai Series that served as the foundation for these series.

More Power Ranger Blu-rays & DVDs

• Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Complete Series -- $19.49 ($30)
• Power Rangers $5.60
• Power Rangers: Dino Thunder -- $9.76
• Power Rangers: Lost Galaxy -- $10
• Power Rangers: RPM -- $10.49
• Power Rangers: Time Force -- $10
• Power Rangers: Turbo Volume 1 -- $10 ($20)
• Power Rangers: Turbo Volume 2 -- $18
• Power Rangers: Zeo Volume 1 -- $15
• Power Rangers: Zeo Volume 2 -- $12
• Super Sentai: Ninja Sentai Kakuranger -- $33 ($60)
• Super Sentai: Bakuryu Sentai Abaranger - The Complete Series -- $18.49 ($22)
• Super Sentai: Chouriki Sentai Ohranger -- $26 ($38)

Since we're talking Super Sentai, we have to mention Kamen Rider as well. Similar to Super Sentai, Kamen Rider focuses on motorcycle-riding heroes who fight back against evil organizations plotting to overthrow the world, taking on new monsters every week. Black Friday-specific deals are mostly focused on Heisei Era Phase 1 Kamen Rider series like Kamen Rider Ryuki and Kamen Rider Kuuga, but you can also pick up complete series of modern entries in the franchise like Kamen Rider Geats and Kamen Rider Zero-One.

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Sony's hit video game franchise Helldivers is heading to the big screen, and it'll be driven by the man who directed five out of the 10 Fast & Furious movies: Justin Lin.

And the project has already lined up a screenwriter as well: Gary Dauberman, a writer whose experience includes the It movies and the Annabelle films.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Lin will produce the movie through his Perfect Storm Entertainment company. The story also notes that Lin used his inexperience as a gamer as a way to pitch Sony on a take that will "find the humanity in the characters and weave timely themes into the story, while building out a world and mythology."

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