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TMNT Last Ronin Box Set Out Now And On Sale For Nearly 40% Off
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin Box Set
$60.33 (was $95) | Limited-time deal
See at AmazonWith the festive season kicking off, now is the perfect time to grab a cool gift for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fan in your life. The franchise is as popular as ever, and one great gift idea is the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin Box Set. This graphic novel collection launched last month and was originally priced at $95, but you can grab it right now for $60.33 from Amazon. This is a limited-time deal, so grab it while you can.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin Box Set $60.33 (was $95) | Limited-time dealThis box set includes both The Last Ronin, the sequel series The Last Ronin 2: Re-Evolution, and the prequel series The Lost Years. They've all been packaged in a slipcase cover featuring new art, and the set is 664 pages in total.
The Last Ronin is set in a post-apocalyptic future where all but one of the Ninja Turtles has died. The lone survivor of the group embarks on one final mission amidst the ruins of Manhattan, seeking justice for the family he lost. The mini-series reveals what happened to New York's favorite mutants, and how the world became a post-apocalyptic nightmare in the process.
The Last Ronin 2: Re-Evolution is set 10 years later and follows the exploits of the next generation of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as they work to save New York from warring gangs. Finally, The Lost Years reveals secrets about the Last Ronin's final battle and how the successors to the Ninja Turtles were raised by Casey Marie Jones, the daughter of New York's infamous vigilante Casey Jones.
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While the box set is a nice way to get the entire Last Ronin saga in one unified collection, it's also more expensive than buying the graphic novels individually. If you don't mind losing out on the slipcase, you can save almost $15 by buying the three graphic novels on their own. You can also use those savings to buy The Last Ronin: The Covers, which is on sale for $16.27 (Was $35). This 200-page hardcover book features an all-star lineup of artists and collects the variant covers for the series and its sequels. Some of the big names here include Freddie E. Williams II, Peach Momoko, Tyler Kirkham, Amanda Conner, Rob Liefeld, Simon Bisley, Stan Sakai, and many more.
There's also a Director's Cut of The Last Ronin for $24 (Was $50). This version of the mini-series includes the full story and over 75 pages of character designs, concept art, and sketches, as well as excerpts from the original draft idea developed decades ago by TMNT co-creators Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird.
Continue Reading at GameSpotSega Says It Will "Leverage AI" In Game Development When Appropriate
Sega has decided that now's the time to join the myriad other companies in the games industry adopting artificial intelligence to streamline their development processes.
In response to a question about combating ballooning game development budgets, per VGC, Sega executives said during a Q&A session after the company's Q2 financial results presentation that it will use the most efficient development methods available. If that happens to be AI--which is becoming increasingly popular in the games industry as of late--then that's what Sega will use. It just won't be everywhere all of the time, apparently, but it will be there.
"Rather than fully following the trend toward the large-scale development, we will also pursue efficiency improvements, such as leveraging AI," the company said. "However, as AI adoption can face strong resistance in creative areas such as character creation, we will proceed by carefully [assessing] appropriate use cases, such as streamlining development processes."
Continue Reading at GameSpotFallout Season 2's Macaulay Culkin Watched A Lot Lore Videos On YouTube
Actor Macaulay Culkin is among the new cast members for Fallout Season 2, stepping into the role of a solider in Caesar's Legion. He said in a new interview that he doesn't have much experience playing the Fallout games, but he's well-versed in the Fallout lore thanks to YouTube videos.
"I'm very familiar with the lore," the Home Alone star told IGN. "For sure. I've less hands-on experience with the games themselves, but that being said, I knew what I was walking into. When we [Culkin and actress Brenda Song] were watching the show, I would pause it for her and catch her up on like, 'Oh, that's what this means, or that means, or that kind of thing.' Even some of the subtle subtext of the show."
Culkin, 45, said he's too busy these days to try to play video games, so he "watched a lot of YouTube stuff" for Fallout.
Continue Reading at GameSpotNew Four-Player Co-Op Shooter From Left 4 Dead Creator Coming To PS5 And PC
Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced that it's partnering with Star Wars and Star Trek director JJ Abrams' video game company, Bad Robot Games, to produce and publish a new co-op shooter from Left 4 Dead creator Mike Booth.
The unannounced four-player co-op shooter is being directed by Booth and is coming to PS5 and PC at some point in the future. No further details were announced, nor were any images released.
Bad Robot Games CEO Anna Sweet said, "We hope to deliver a bold, innovative experience that is truly special for players. I could not be more excited that Mike Booth is at the creative helm, crafting a cooperative adventure that will lead to unforgettable moments with friends."
Continue Reading at GameSpotBattlefield 6's Winter Offensive Update Is All About Combat Consistency And Responsiveness
Battlefield 6 is getting a new update called Winter Offensive on December 9, bringing a handful of combat improvements focused on reliability, consistency, and responsiveness in the shooter's various modes.
Audio changes tested in a recent Battlefield Labs mini-test will be deployed with the upcoming update, with the overall aim to prioritize the most important combat and vehicle sounds. The audio refresh includes a "comprehensive pass" on footstep audio that aims to make footstep sound effects more tactically useful to players who can hear it. The update also includes some improvements towards ongoing performance issues that sometimes cause important sounds not to play as intended, an issue that's especially prevalent on large maps.
Rush and Breakthrough are also getting some balance changes designed to improve the game mode's flow, and even out the win rate between attacking and defending teams. Seige of Cairo, for example, will get a few boosts to the attacking side, including one more attacker tank in Sectors 1 and 3, and an updated capture area on B. Rush attackers are also getting a small boost, with changes to M-COM locations on Manhattan Bridge and Liberation Peak.
Continue Reading at GameSpotNo Man's Sky Boss Reacts To Once Human Premium Cosmetic
No Man's Sky and Once Human are a pair of games that don't have a lot in common. Regardless, fans have noticed that Starry Studio, the developer behind Once Human, appear to have repurposed an asset from No Man's Sky as a premium cosmetic item. Now, Sean Murray--the head of No Man's Sky developer Hello Games--has weighed in on the similarity, even if he doesn't seem to be all that concerned about it.
The similarities between No Man's Sky's base teleport module and Once Human's item were spotted by Reddit users, who noted that aside from the exercise bike and a fresh coat of paint on the latter, the two objects seem almost identical.
Hey @NoMansSky @hellogames are you aware that @OnceHuman_ is selling your teams assets in game? @Gothalion https://t.co/tcjiInvEMC pic.twitter.com/UGrsVkMVeH
— Atlas (@GenesisModding) December 1, 2025Murray mentioned that both objects are missing rivets, which the Hello Games team accidentally left out of the model used when viewing the base teleport module from a distance. As far as Murray is concerned, "[the] joke's on them."
Continue Reading at GameSpotDiablo 4 Leaderboards Delayed To 2026
Those waiting for the return of Diablo 4 leaderboards will have to wait a little longer, as the feature has been delayed into 2026.
Blizzard announced the delay during its most recent Diablo 4 developer update livestream. The new leaderboard system revolves around a new dungeon called The Tower, where players will be able to test their builds and compete for clear times and rewards.
"This is to make sure we have some stability with the season launch, and then when The Tower shows up, it's online and people are ready to tackle it," associate game director Zaven Haroutunian said regarding the reason for the delay.
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