StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty brings players back to the sci-fi world they've been pining over for more than a decade, and it doesn't disappoint.
StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty ($59.99 list) needs little introduction, as it's one of the most highly anticipated video game sequels of all time. Now that it's hit retail shelves, fans can breathe a sigh of relief, as there are no more pushbacks and murky, hinted-at release dates; the second part of the epic real-time strategy trilogy (RTS) is here.
I hope you've hung onto your copy of Mass Effect 2. After a series of middle of the road downloadable add-ons, BioWare has finally hit on something that is sure to please most everybody. Like many downloads priced at 560 Microsoft points, Overlord a bit short. Don't let that deter you, though. This is one of the best series of missions that the franchise has yet seen…
When we were kids we had Nerf footballs, and basketballs. Today I discovered what today's youth have. Nerf assault weapons.
The Nerf Stampede is a fully automatic, battery-powered dart assault rifle. The new rifle will come with three new, 18-shot extended magazines, offering much more firepower than the standard 6-shot magazines. And I thought my Nerf football with the auto-spiraling grip was cool back in the day.
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Note: Cross posted from nutzworld.com.
