Out this week. In celebration of Scott Pilgrim’s 20th anniversary as a graphic novel, you can now pick up a hardcover box set of all six volumes over on Amazon. Out earlier this week, the high quality box set comes in two different versions: color and black-and-white. What’s even better is that both versions are currently on sale for up to $100 off MSRP. Head to the links below to pick up your copy today.

Not a post-apocalypse RPG, but a detective/survival game hybrid. When Atomfall was announced as part of the Xbox Games Showcase earlier this summer, its first-person, post-apocalypse, alt-history design made it appear that developer Rebellion was crafting a British version of Fallout. And, for a while, that’s (sort of) what it was building. But the team at Rebellion soon realised that a story driven by traditional RPG quests just wasn’t what they wanted to make.

The epic fantasy has some of the best visuals in the business, but it’s juggling too many plots. This review contains full spoilers for The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’s three-episode season 2 premiere. It takes three episodes for season 2 of Prime Videos’s fantasy spectacle The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power to catch up with all its disparate plots and characters, and that’s a big problem.

A charming (if unnecessary) legacy sequel. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice opens in theaters Friday, September 6. This review is based on a screening at the 81st Venice International Film Festival. In the pantheon of obligatory legacy sequels, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is perhaps the least necessary – after the first Beetlejuice, there was little story or worldbuilding left to explore (though that didn’t stop the animated series and years of sequel speculation). But that’s part of why Tim Burton’s follow-up to his beloved 1988 horror-comedy works.

You’ll have to elsewhere for your memes for a bit. Reddit is currently down, sending users who normally frequent the popular social media site to other platforms to share memes, check the news, and ask AITA. According to Downdetector, IGN’s sister site, the outage began around 1pm PT / 4pm ET. Users trying to visit the site will encounter errors or messages saying that the community their trying to visit does not exist.

Get the most out of your iPad with these accessories and peripherals iPads are consistently the best tablets you can buy, and pairing a few accessories with an iPad can make it even better. Sure, the latest iPad Pro with the M4 processor and the 13-inch iPad Air are powerful and easy to use, but they’re also limited in use when you first take them out of the box. Adding a keyboard or stylus to the mix could make them viable laptop replacements or the perfect partner for creatives, and that’s just the start of how you can accessorize these capable tablets.

This authentically Japanese adaptation feels less like a remake and more like an uneven work of fan fiction. Rick and Morty: The Anime premieres Thursday, August 14 at midnight on Adult Swim. Seven seasons in, Adult Swim’s Rick and Morty has defined a specific sense of humor and style: witty, referential humor combined with grotesque sci-fi hijinks. It’s become so recognizable that it’s surprising how well it translates into another genre with its own iconic look – anime.

The Prime Video epic shines brightest when it’s focused on Sauron’s dark schemes. This is a spoiler-free review of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2, which premieres Thursday, Aug. 29 on Prime Video. Reviews of new episodes with post Thursday afternoons through Oct. 3. The first of the magical objects that give The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power its name finally made an appearance at the end of the Prime Video series’ first season, forged during the conclusion of a superlative finale episode.

When human clonming goes horribly awry, you call the Skin Police. If you like your science fiction mixed with a healthy dose of over-the-top violence, then you’ll want to keep an eye out for Skin Police. This upcoming four-issue miniseries from Oni Press combines a Blade Runner-like premise with copious amounts of blood and gore. IGN can exclusively debut a preview of Skin Police #1. Check it out in the slideshow gallery below: