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Score Sweet Savings In Amazon's Halloween Candy Gold Box
Amazon’s Halloween candy Gold Box is offering candy up to 30% off, which is perfect if you missed the sale last week, or maybe already ate all the stuff you bought.
Japan Has A Ninja Certification Test
On October 22, there will be an examination for certification in the Koga-ryu school of ninjutsu. I am not making this up.
Microsoft Hasn't Been Supportive For Japanese Games, Says NIS America
According to Nippon Ichi Software America president Takuro Yamashita, Microsoft “hasn’t been very supportive of Japanese games.” Since this is NIS America, Yamashita is talking about bringing Japanese games to the Xbox One and not selling loads of Xbox Ones in Japan.
Katy Perry Looks Like A Character From Anime Saint Seiya
Have you ever seen Saint Seiya? If so, you probably wondering why Katy Perry is dressed like a character from the classic anime.
Man Charged With Selling Call Of Duty Games Stolen From Sony Factory
A man from Terre Haute, Indiana has been charged with theft and “offense against intellectual property” after being caught selling PS4 copies of the unreleased Call of Duty: WW2 that it’s claimed were stolen from a Sony factory.
New Nintendo Switch Update Adds Video Recording, Save Transfers
The newest update for the Nintendo Switch is a surprisingly solid one, adding (or at least half-assing) a bunch of features that owners have been crying out for since the console’s launch earlier this year.
Chase's Freedom Unlimited is Your Rewards Credit Card For Everything Else
When Chase’s flagship travel cards and the rotating bonuses of Chase’s Freedom don’t apply, the Freedom Unlimited is your best bet to keep stacking up those points, with no accompanying fee.
When a Confederate Superhero Thinks She’s Right
Missy Deveraux used to be Ole Miss, part of a government super-team used to make people believe heroes were protecting America. Now she’s running for political office on a platform of old Southern values, during a time of great anger and change.
FIFA 18 vs PES 2018: Which Is Better?
FIFA 18 is a good game of football with an absolutely incredible singleplayer mode. PES 2018 is a fantastic game of football wearing clearance rack kit.
There's Now A PS4 Controller For Tiny Hands
Sony has licensed Japanese peripheral company Hori to make a new controller for the PS4 called the Mini Wired Gamepad. It’s designed for kids (and adults with small hands, I guess?), and I am very upset it wasn’t called the Kidsaxis.
Microsoft Made Pricey New Surface Books, Including a Giant One—They Seem Nice!
Microsoft is finally dragging its ambitious Surface Book line into the present day, refining the striking design and making this a laptop you can covet for reasons besides that funky hinge.
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The 10 Best Deals of October 18, 2017
We see a lot of deals around the web over on Kinja Deals, but these were our ten favorites today.
Explore Space Using Google Maps
Google added over 500,000 images to Google Maps yesterday taken by spacecraft, many of which were taken by Cassini, which was launched in space 20 years ago.
Tiny 12-Inch Arcade Cabinet Is Actually Playable
New Wave Toys has teamed up with Atari to produce Replicade x Centipede, the first in a line of fully-functional 1/6 scale replicas of classic arcade games.
Say Hello to the Lego Women of NASA
Lego has blessed your quest for a birthday gift for your favorite young (or, for that matter, full grown) female STEM enthusiast, rolling out a 231-piece “Women of NASA” set.
Divinity Original Sin 2 Player Collects Paintings Of Boss, Beats Him With Them
They say that pride goes before a fall. One Divinity: Original Sin 2 player decided to interpret the saying literally, killing jerk boss Bishop Alexander by having a plethora of paintings of himself—the surest sign of hubris—fall on his head until he died.
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