Despite the original anime TV series coming to an end almost a decade ago, it seems that Beyblade is still very much a thing. It’s curious to think that the concept of pitting spinning top toys against one another would prove so exciting for so many in this technologically enhanced day and age, but then the world wouldn’t be as diverse as it is if everyone simply liked the same thing.
Techtorial: Newegg's "Non-Stop Black Friday deals" is now live giving quick discounts to select video games and consoles.
there is seriously no store that will a have discount that will have the last of us remaster retail for around 25 bucks?
I have a physical copy of TLoU, but I would love to have a digital copy. $23 sounds like a sale to me.
I will offload my physical copy (though I do love the box) and go digital.
I decided for this generation, all the games that I can just play over and over and never get tired of them will be digital.
I don't have to swap disc, and I don't plan on trading these games in.
It's Nintendo Download update time, Europe, and this week's Thursday offerings are perhaps more attractive for the discounts than the new downloads. We do have the arrival of a DSiWare / 3DS eShop series on the Wii U, along with some classic 8-bit sport and a new DSiWare game, but Rising Star Games perhaps offers the most temptation with a series of retail download discounts.
Doth mine eyes deceive? NES Open Tournament Golf? Can it be true? Clearly, Nintendo has looked at their failing sales numbers and decided to fight back by aggressively selling their greatest classic games through the virtual console service.
Blue skies are here again.
From the Review (by Jorge Figueiredo):
"Last year at Fan Expo Canada, I did a walk through of the Hasbro display and saw the Beyblade section. Up until that point, I knew what it was only because of seeing snippets of the anime and commercials on television, and also because some of the neighbourhood children seem to like it. I knew it was about battling tops and that there were a number of accessories for it. When I received Rising Star Games’ Beyblade: Evolution, I rolled my eyes, wondering what I had just gotten myself into. However, rather than being disappointed with shovelware, I found the game fun enough – and a sure draw for any fan of the series with a 3DS."
