It's long passed us now in this year, but Game Of Thrones will be remembered as one of the best TV series ever made. Everyone will have their favorite and least favorite bits, of course, but as eight seasons of drama, backstabbing and skulduggery, ice zombies, sword and sorcery action, dragons and tasteful nudity, Game of Thrones was a hell of a roller coaster. And now these offers at Walmart enable you to get it in all its physical media glory right in time for Christmas: the retailer is selling the super special Collector Edition blu-ray box set for a lowest-ever price of $249.95 and the slightly less epic DVD box set for $169.99. If you like your editions limited, and you collections special, then these are the box sets for you this holiday time.
However, those are large numbers and you'd be justified in raising an eyebrow initially. But interrogate them a bit further and you can see there's decent value here, beyond the generally excellent re-watch value the series naturally has.
The Collector's Edition get's you: all the series on disc; the Game of Thrones: Reunion Special - a two-part, live-audience get together show with loads of the cast; an outrageously excellent wooden shadow box case, featuring a multi-layer panel design that summarize the story in beautiful snapshots; and a Hand of the King pin clasp which can hold all the special disc cases. Nice. The more-straightforward Complete DVD edition still bags you lots of extra content but with none of the really flashy and unique design. Still, great value to be had on both if you're after something special to celebrate the series with, and something that's physical not an intangible digital or streamy copy.
Game of Thrones: The Complete Series Limited Edition Collector's Box Set | Blu-ray | $249.95 at Walmart (save $80)
This would make a great, special present to the Thrones fan in your life. Or just a good one to yourself...from yourself.
Game of Thrones: The Complete Series | DVD + Digital Copy | $169.99 at Walmart (save $65)
A slightly less exquisite and premium box set, this more regular shaped one will have you well covered to relive one of the best TV series of recent history.
Remember to get the most out of your Thrones experience and enjoy the series to its fullest: if you play games on the main TV too, you should consider having one of the best gaming TVs as your go to cinema and entertainments screen too. A lot of the top gaming TVs are also the best for entertainments. However, you don't necessarily have to spend big on a great panel now though as you can get a one of the best 4K TVs under $500 quite readily now.
Consider boosting the audio of your TV or living room too, and browse our take on the best gaming sound systems going.
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