Tom and Jerry: The Golden Era Anthology (Blu-ray)

$60 | Releases December 2

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Tom and Jerry, one of the most iconic duos in cartoon history, will continue their 85th anniversary celebration on December 2 with a very exciting box set for fans of classic animated shorts. For the first time ever, a complete collection of the duo's theatrical shorts will be available on Blu-ray. Preorders for Tom and Jerry: The Golden Age Anthology are available now for $60. At the time of writing, the 16-plus hour collection of cartoon hijinks is the No. 1 best-selling Blu-ray on Amazon.

Tom and Jerry: The Golden Era Anthology (Blu-ray) $60 | Releases December 2

Part of the Warner Archive Collection, this six-disc standard Blu-ray set includes 114 shorts in total, presented in chronological order and in 1080p. These originally appeared before the main feature film presentation in cinemas from 1940 through 1958, and three of the shorts--Casanova Cat, Mouse Cleaning, and His Mouse Friday--have been completely remastered for the first time.

Additionally, the collection comes with a 28-page booklet with artwork and essays, 20 audio commentaries, over three hours of bonus features, and two brand-new featurettes--Lady of the House: The Story of Mammy Two Shoes and Animal Hijinks: The Friends and Foes of Tom. The cover also features a nod to the animated shorts, with illustrations of Tom in his Zoot suit from 1944's The Zoot Cat.

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As mentioned above, the remastered shorts Mouse Cleaning and Casanova Cat are being released on home media for the first time in the US. These are controversial Tom and Jerry episodes due to them being racially insensitive, and while they were scheduled to appear in Tom and Jerry: The Golden Collection Volume Two, that release was ultimately canceled. Older--and extremely dated--content like this has appeared in several other Warner Archive releases over the years, as the company has added disclaimers to these shorts to indicate their historical context, problematic nature, and racially insensitive jokes.

If you don't feel like waiting until December, there are several other Tom and Jerry collections you can grab right now. Tom and Jerry: The Complete Cinemascope Collection bundles all 23 of the pair's CinemaScope widescreen animated adventures together, along with three bonus cartoons. This is classic Tom and Jerry at its highest quality, as each cinematic short featured incredible animation, as well as cruel and unusualy punishment for Tom as he tried to do his job.

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Stranger Things: The Complete Scripts (Paperback)

Seasons 1-2 available now, Seasons 3-4 release December 9

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Stranger Things fans and aspiring screenwriters should check out Amazon's deals on the newly released Stranger Things script books. Published by Random House Worlds on September 1, Stranger Things: The Complete Scripts - Season 1 is on sale for $19.54 (was $30) for a limited time. Season 2's script book was published the same day and is available for $23.26 (was $30).

Script books for Season 3 and Season 4 are up for preorder ahead of their December 9 release, and we imagine Season 5 will eventually get a script book of its own--after fans finally get to watch it, of course. The fifth and final season of Netflix's hit series starts streaming November 26 with Episodes 1-4. The next three episodes will be added to Netflix on December 25, and the series finale is scheduled for December 31.

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After years of anticipation, Team Cherry only gave the video game industry and players two weeks notice that Hollow Knight: Silksong was about to arrive on September 4. While a handful of indie games were moved away from that date, Rogue Factor had already staked out the same release date for Hell is Us six months earlier. Now, Hell is Us' creative director is sharing his belief that Silksong's shadow drop negatively impacted Hell is Us' sales, and he doesn't sound happy about it.

Jonathan Jacques-Belletête acknowledged that Team Cherry had the right to pick any date it wanted to during his appearance on the Friends Per Second podcast (via This Week in Video Games). However, Jacques-Belletête feels that the decision to do so on such short notice was "a little callous."

"When you know you're that big, I think a shadow drop is a bit like--'wow,'" said Jacques-Belletête. "As the 'GTA 6 of indie' ... to shadow drop something like this is a little callous."

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SpongeBob SquarePants: Bundle Physical Edition (Switch)

$35 | Releases October 31

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SpongeBob has gone on plenty of video game adventures, and on October 31, you can grab a physical edition of the SpongeBob SquarePants: Bundle that collects two of SpongeBob's best games--Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated and The Cosmic Shake--into a single physical release. Preorders for the two-game collection are available at Amazon for just $35--that's a 50% price cut compared to the digital version of the bundle that's already available for $70 on the Switch eShop.

SpongeBob SquarePants: Bundle Physical Edition (Switch) $35 | Releases October 31

SpongeBob SquarePants: Bundle includes SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated and SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake on a single Switch game cartridge. The full game data for both titles is included on the cart. While it's only getting a Switch release, it's also playable on Switch 2.

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The Cosmic Shake is the better (and newer) of the two games, and it earned solid marks from critics. Our Cosmic Shake review gave it a 7/10, thanks to its classic SpongeBob humor and enjoyable platforming segments. "Despite a few hiccups and disappointing aspects of The Cosmic Shake design, at its core it achieves its goals," writes GameSpot reviewer James Carr.

The other game in the bundle, Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated, earned similar reviews, giving nostalgic fans a massive version of the underwater town to roam around as SpongeBob, Patrick, and Sandy.

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The 1971 film Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory reamins one of the most iconic children's movies of all time, filled with memorable scenes and setpieces that still look great on screen even all these decades later. Starting today, Lego Insiders can recreate a blocky version of the titular Chocolate Factory's chocolate rivers and gumdrop trees with the new Lego Ideas: Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory Set. The 2,025-piece set launches for $220 on September 18 exclusively at Lego's online store, but members of the free Lego Insiders program can preorder early. All other customers can grab the set on September 18. We expect this will be a popular release, so it's worth joining the Lego Insiders program and grabbing the set ahead of time.

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The 2,025-brick set lets you recreate a tiny slice of Willy Wonka's factory. Interactive elements include a moving chocolate waterfall and a secret door in Willy Wonka's office. The set also has nine minifgures including Willy Wonka, Charlie Bucket, Grandpa Joe, Augustus Gloop, Mike Teavee, two Oompa Loompas, Veruca Salt, and Violet Beauregarde.

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The completed set sprawls over 20 inches wide and 10 inches deep, so make sure you have space reserved for your masterpiece. While this is designed as a Lego set for adults, kids can still have some fun with the completed set, thanks to all the minifigures--allowing them to play out their own unique scenarios.

For those who haven't joined the Lego Insider program yet, it's Lego's free rewards program. Members earn points on all purchases that they can save up and use for additional discounts and other special offers. You get other perks throughout the year, such as free and discounted bonus sets when you order online. For example, Lego Insiders can currently get a free Sega Genesis Controller set when they spend $130 or more on qualifying sets until September 17.

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Adobe Acrobat Classic + Microsoft Office Professional License Bundle

$100 (was $544)

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If you're looking to turn your PC into a dedicated home office, Adobe Acrobat Classic and Microsoft Office Pro are necessities. However, they're typically quite expensive, with the duo costing upwards of $500 for the standalone licenses, or steep recurring prices for the subscription versions. Luckily, you can pick up Adobe Acrobat and Microsoft Office Professional License for just $100 total (normally $543)--that's an 81% discount--via a limited-time bundle deal from Stack Social.

Adobe Acrobat Classic + Microsoft Office Professional License Bundle $100 (was $544)

This bundle includes a 3-year license for Adobe Acrobat Classic PDF Software (also known as Adobe Acrobat Pro 2024), which lets you create and modify PDF files, sign electronic documents, and more. It also includes Microsoft Office Pro 2021, which gets you the full suite of Microsoft Office productivity software, including MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, OneNote, Publisher, and Access.

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For reference, here's a full list of the included software:

Adobe Acrobat + MS Office Bundle

• Adobe Acrobat Pro 2024 (3-Year)
• Microsoft Office Word (Lifetime; single device)
• Microsoft Office Excel (Lifetime; single device)
• Microsoft Office PowerPoint (Lifetime; single device)
• Microsoft Office Outlook (Lifetime; single device)
• Microsoft Office Teams (Free version)
• Microsoft Office OneNote (Lifetime; single device)
• Microsoft Office Publisher (Lifetime; single device)
• Microsoft Office Access (Lifetime; single device)

There are a few caveats to this deal. For one, the Microsoft Office Pro 2021 license is a one-time purchase that can only be used on one PC. It's tied to your actual device--not your Microsoft account--so if you decide to upgrade your laptop or PC, you'll need a new license. As for Acrobat Classic, it's only a three-year license available to US customers, and premium features aren't available through web browsers or mobile devices.

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Destiny: The Taken King is celebrating its 10-year anniversary today, September 15, 2025. Below, we look back at how it came to represent the years of Destiny, and live-service games more broadly, that would follow.

Ten years ago, Bungie performed a miracle. It also, unfortunately, invoked a curse.

In 2014, the studio renowned for the Halo franchise launched Destiny, which promised to blend its penchant for dynamic single-player campaigns and kinetic multiplayer gameplay with the framework and community-oriented features of MMOs. And while the game was released to an excited and impressionable audience, it floundered. Its opening salvo felt limp and incomplete--a sentiment that later reporting would confirm--but it maintained a playerbase through a spate of smaller middling DLC releases leading up to The Taken King, Destiny's first major expansion and saving grace.

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Madden NFL 26 + Steelbook Case (PS5, Xbox)

$50 (was $70) | Only at Walmart

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Madden NFL 26 is already on sale for a substantial discount at multiple major retailers. The latest professional football sim from EA Sports launched August 14 on PS5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC for $70. Console players can get the physical edition for any platform for $50 right now at Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy. PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X owners will get a free steelbook case with the deal at Walmart. You can also get a $20 discount and a free steelbook with College Football 26 at Walmart.

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Between now and the launch of Battlefield 6 next month, Battlefield Studios and its developers will be working to refine the game based on what was learned during the recent beta test. Players have already shared their responses to the beta with some bitingly funny memes, including some about the game's sniper flare. The Battlefield 6 team has seen those pics, and they think they're hilarious.

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Battlefield 6 technical director Christian Buhl and senior console combat designer Matthew Nickerson recently spoke with IGN about the upcoming release. When asked about the memes, Buhl admitted to laughing at them while also taking their points to heart.

"I saw those ... I thought it was hilarious," said Buhl. "Obviously, we needed to fix some things and tune some things, so it was funny to see players react in a humorous way to those things, but also great to get that feedback and say, 'We need to tune down snipers or we need to change the glints so it's not like…' you know? I saw those memes with the hillside just full of these giant glares."

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Super Mario Bros. Wonder is getting a Switch 2 Edition, and now fans think Nintendo may have accidentally revealed Rosalina will become new playable character.

The trailer for the Switch 2 version of Super Mario Bros. Wonder that premiered during the most recent Nintendo Direct focused on the addition of Bellabel Park, a collection of multiplayer minigames exclusive to the Switch 2 version where players can either team up or compete against each other. One eagle-eyed fan, DynamoSuperX on X (via IGN), spotted a vs minigame icon at around the 2:00 minute mark in the trailer that clearly shows an image of Yoshi next to Rosalina, seemingly confirming her inclusion in the upcoming rerelease of the platformer.

Rosalina isn't in the original version of the game. However, Nintendo did state during the trailer that there would be additional new content coming to the Switch 2 Edition of Super Mario Bros. Wonder, but that it would share more details at a later date. It certainly seems like Rosalina might be one of the surprises Nintendo was looking to keep under wraps until closer to the game's release.

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The new Pope, Pope Leo XIV, has spoken out about the income gap between workers and the wealthiest, specifically citing controversial businessman Elon Musk and his recently announced nearly $1 trillion pay-package. Speaking to Crux Now, Pope Leo said a "very significant" issue today is the "continuously wider gap between the income levels of the working class and the money that the wealthiest receive."

"For example, CEOs that 60 years ago might have been making four to six times more than what the workers are receiving, the last figure I saw, it's 600 times more than what average workers are receiving," he said.

Pope Leo went on to cite Tesla's recent announcement that it would pay Musk up to about $1 trillion, making him the first (publicly known) trillionaire in the world. "What does that mean and what's that about? If that is the only thing that has value anymore, then we're in big trouble," Pope Leo said.

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There have been some off-the-wall year collaborations in the past year, including the Beavis and Butt-Head skins in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. However, developer Team Jade may have the wildest one of the year with the upcoming Delta Force x Saw crossover. In the teaser video, Saw's Jigsaw killer seemingly enters the world of this free-to-play first-person tactical shooter with a life or death ultimatum.

In the Saw films, the original Jigsaw killer, John Kramer, has been dead for almost two decades. And neither he nor his successors wore life-sized costumes based on Billy the Puppet. But the man behind Billy's mask in this clip certainly knows Kramer's modus operandi and his favorite catchphrases. It's only at the end of the video that he reveals himself as operator D-Wolf. This isn't the first time that Saw has crossed over into games, as Billy appeared in Fortnite and Call of Duty.

D-Wolf's Billy the Puppet skin will make its in-game debut on October 23--just in time for Halloween--alongside firearms and other items inspired by the Saw films. In the meantime, a new Delta Force season, War Ablaze, will begin on September 23. On that date, the game will introduce two new modes, Operation Warden and Operation Raven, as well as a new Warfare map called Fault. Additionally, a new operator, Raptor, will be added to the game's roster.

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New data from Sony's 2025 corporate report reveals that digital software and add-on content made up 49% of PlayStation's revenue in 2024. The numbers emphasize the importance of live-service games and digital storefront to the modern video gaming market, though Sony reaffirms its commitment to "advancing position as creative leaders in single-player experience." Additionally, hardware made up 24% of overall income and network services is at 14%.

The report lists physical software revenue at 3% of overall income. However, that does not represent the true proportion of physical PlayStation games sold in 2024. As analyst Daniel Ahmad pointed out on X, Sony listed 3% because it only fully counts first-party game revenue, counting only royalties from third-party games. Ahmad elaborated that physical games made up 24% of overall PlayStation game sales, adding up to 73 million physical games sold.

The % breakdown can be slightly misleading here, even if the overall picture is generally accurate.
For example, physical at 3% is because Sony only recognizes full revenue from first party games, while it recognizes a lower royalty value from third party games.
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According to the report, people are spending more and playing games more on the PlayStation platform as compared to recent years. In 2024, PlayStation players spent a total of 51 billion hours playing, a 14% increase from 2022. Life-to-date spend, a number which represents the average amount of money spent per active console over the first five years of its cycle, sits at $846. Compare that to the PS4's average of $669.

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The arrival of Persona 5's Phantom Thieves in Overwatch 2 on September 16 will mean more than just hearts are about to be stolen, as the game is set to introduce a number of new premium cosmetics based on Atlus' stylish JRPG that likely won't come cheap.

After having previously teased the collab, Blizzard has finally revealed the five main cosmetics players will be able to purchase as part of the Season 18 crossover. They are:

• Wuyang as Joker
• Mercy as Panther
• Lifeweaver as Fox
• D.Va as Queen
• Genji as Skull

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Whereas previous Overwatch collabs like Gundam Wing or Avatar: The Last Airbender have seen Blizzard put its own spin on how Overwatch's heroes might cosplay various characters, there isn't much creative license on display here. The Persona 5 skins for Overwatch 2 make the game's heroes look exactly as you expect them to, so much so that it is actually a little difficult to realize what hero is underneath the costume. There are, however, a few flourishes, such as rose petals falling from Mercy's wings and Wuyang's staff evoking Joker's Persona Arsene.

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As launch day for Battlefield 6 approaches, fan communities have hotly debated some of the new features and changes coming to the game. For instance, after early tests revealed that the game would have "open" classes that shared weapon arsenals, many players called for a return to the "locked" classes of past entries in the series. In a new interview, the developer explained its approach and promised that game modes featuring both types of classes would be in the game.

Historically, many Battlefield games have centered around classes that have unique weapon sets in addition to abilities and items. Especially for fans of the Bad Company games or Battlefield 3 and 4, classes with distinct weapon sets made the series feel distinct from other first-person shooter franchises. However, the developer has moved away from this system in recent games and will implement fully open classes in Battlefield 6--at least in certain game modes.

Speaking to IGN, Ripple Effect's console combat designer Matthew Nickerson shared that the developer's goal is to be as agnostic as possible to choices such as open or locked classes. In essence, the team's approach is to support different options in Battlefield 6's Portal and other game modes, providing the foundation within which players can choose the type of gameplay they want.

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Borderlands 4 launched to a decent critical reception but a mixed response from the broader fan community. Claiming widespread performance issues from bugs to poor frame rates, many players have given the game strongly negative reviews on Steam and have filled forums with complaints. While developer Gearbox has stated that it is looking into some of the issues, CEO Randy Pitchford has taken to X to challenge assertions that Borderlands 4 is, in some way, broken.

Pitchford has published a series of posts that that claim that players have unrealistic expectations for frame rates. Specifically taking issue with players who want to run Borderlands 4 at 4K resolution on different types of hardware, Pitchford discounted those who he called "4K stubborn" and encouraged people to try the game at 1440p.

"I know a lot of you are dead set on playing at 4k with ultra max settings and using two or three year old hardware," he wrote. "You do you, but BL4 and UE5 are doing a lot and for me that trade off for frames isn't worth it. I play at 1440p with settings super high and am super happy with that trade off--the game looks amazing at 1440p. If you're not 4k stubborn and just want to have a great, fun time with higher perf, please consider running at 1440p resolution. If you've got a beast of a video card, you're probably fine at 4k. But if you're in the middle or close to min spec, I would definitely recommend making that trade."

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Kingdom Come: Deliverance fans can now own a replica of the game's most iconic sword, but it won't come cheap.

In partnership with Kingdom Come developer Warhorse Studios, historical arms and prop shop Wulflund has released an impressive replica of Sir Radzig's longsword that captures the weapon's various details perfectly. The Latin inscription on the blade is hand etched, while the grip is wrapped in cowhide leather with bronze rings "electroplated to an antique silver finish."

Though the weapon is blunt and is intended as a decoration that "must not be used for combat purposes," Wulflund also states the weapon has excellent balance, "giving it speed and agility and allowing for better tip control."

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EA has revealed a suite of quality-of-life fixes for The Sims 4, which will release over the next eight weeks. As part of this wave of updates, Sims players can vote on which quality-of-life features and bug fixes they would like to see first.

First of all, a base game update is set to arrive on September 18 on PC. The update will release five days later on console. This is an earlier release date than was originally planned, which is intended to help the team correct for errors and problems across the multitude of Sims players' set-ups and configs. Additionally, modders and content creators can use the extra time to update their offerings ahead of the upcoming expansion Adventure Awaits.

In October, the team will continue to monitor the community and provide hotfixes for Adventure Awaits. Finally, another base game update will arrive in November. The update will include fixes, but will also offer new content for all Sims 4 players. EA has not released any information about what this update will feature, but has promised further information will come closer to November.

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Rich Lambert, the boss at The Elder Scrolls Online developer ZeniMax Online Studios, has said he hopes to make additional games beyond the popular MMO. In an interview with GI.biz, Lambert said he wants The Elder Scrolls Online to succeed and thrive, but diversification is important, too.

ZeniMax Online Studios was reportedly making a new game called Project Blackbird that sounded like a cross between Cyberpunk 2077 and Destiny before it was canceled amid wider cuts at Microsoft.

"I want to make more games," Lambert said. "I'm not done yet, and the team continues to want to make more games as well. I have lots of ideas. Hopefully we'll be able to share those at some point."

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The Dark Knight Trilogy Steelbook Library Collection (4K Blu-ray)

$131 | Releases September 16 | Amazon Exclusive

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The Dark Knight Trilogy Steelbook Library Collection is back in stock at Amazon ahead of its release tomorrow, September 16. Outside of brief restocks, the $131 limited-edition box set had been sold out since preorders opened in July. The Amazon-exclusive collection includes four steelbook cases, a premium metal library case, and an assortment of collectibles themed around the beloved Christopher Nolan-directed trilogy of Batman movies starring Christian Bale. But if you simply want to own the trilogy on 4K Blu-ray, Amazon also has a tremendous deal that drops the price of The Dark Knight Trilogy to only $29 (was $75).

We'd expect the standard edition deal and the Steelbook Library Collection to sell out. The latter previously released in the UK without digital editions. Walmart is actually taking preorders for the region-free version of the Steelbook Library Collection, but it retails for $190 and launches November 4.

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Easily the best-looking Batman movie box set we'e seen, The Dark Knight Trilogy Steelbook Library Collection has clean yet striking artwork on the metal display tin and each steelbook case. It's clear the designers carefully considered the tone and artistic direction of Nolan's legendary trilogy when crafting each piece of artwork found here. Each cover has a key character within a wrap-around Batarang logo that should look stunning whether you display the cases as unfolded landscape images or closed.

Batman Begins features the Dark Knight himself, The Dark Knight has the late Heath Ledger's Joker leering at you, and Tom Hardy's Bane is ready to make a speech on case for The Dark Knight Rises. The fourth steelbook case is gold and features a flock of bats as silhouettes. Here's the full list of goodies included with The Dark Knight Trilogy Steelbook Library Collection:

Inside the case, you'll find the following physical collectibles:

• Metal Library Case
• Batman Begins Steelbook Edition
• The Dark Knight Steelbook Edition
• The Dark Knight Rises Steelbook Edition
• Extra Steelbook Case for:
  • Lenticular Art Cards
  • City Billboard Art Cards
  • Storyboards
  • The Bat Blueprint
  • Replica of The Gotham Times Newspaper
  • Certificate of Authenticity

As mentioned, all four steelbook cases are housed inside of a library case--a high-quality metal display box--featuring the Batman logo. This looks like a pretty awesome collector's box set for big fans of The Dark Knight Trilogy.

The nine-disc collection comes with three 4K Blu-ray discs and six 1080p Blu-ray discs--where you'll find the bulk of the special features--as well as digital editions of all three movies to download and watch on your favorite platforms and devices.

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The on-disc content is the same as the standard edition of The Dark Knight Trilogy. As mentioned, Amazon has a limited-time deal that drops the price of the standard 4K Blu-ray box set to only $29. The standard edition also comes with nine discs, but you won't get digital versions of the movies.

The 4K UHD versions of these three films are superb. Rendered in native 4K (2160p) with support for HDR10 and DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, the nine-disc collection should be in every Batman fan's personal library.

Each film has a rich selection of special features. Batman Begins takes a fascinating look at Nolan's mission to create a more grounded Batman, with featurettes that focus on the various filming locations of the movie, designing the iconic Batsuit and tank-like Batmobile, casting for the film, and a look at how Bale got into beastly shape for the role of Batman.

The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises also packed with content, as these films explore the psychology of villains like the Joker and Bane, offer more featurettes to watch, and have various behind-the-scenes content to enjoy.

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Amazon also has great deals on other Batman movie box sets and animated TV series collections. The Batman 4-Film Collection is discounted to only $33 (was $90) on 4K Blu-ray. This box set includes Batman '89, Batman Returns, Batman Forever, and Batman & Robin. You can also get Batman: The Complete Animated Series for just $29.49 (was $80) and Batman's 80th Anniversary 18-Film Blu-ray Collection for $37 (was $70).

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