Busy sort of morning for me, so let’s get right into the good stuff. Things worth mentioning specifically: Activision is celebrating 25 years of Spyro today with some discounts, and I’m sitting here wondering how it’s been a quarter of a century since I first dragon-horn-butted and/or immolated my first sheep. Lastly, I’ve also spotted a decent Rebellion sale for PC gamers, and Tears of the Kingdom is back to its lowest pricepoint, too. Throw some rupees at that, for sure.
This Day in Gaming
Aussie birthdays for notable games and hardware
– Ghost Recon: Island Thunder (XB) 2002.
– Call of Juarez (PC) 2006.
– Mercenaries 2 (PC,PS3,X360) 2008.
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Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is an unfathomable follow-up, expanding a world that already felt full beyond expectation and raising the bar ever higher into the clouds. 10/10 Masterpiece.
If your passion is the slaughter of nazis, zombies, or nazi-zombies, there’s some good stuff here. Sniper Elite 5 (70% off – $20.98) | Sniper Elite 4 (90% off – $8.49) | Zombie Army 4 (80% off – $13.99) | Rogue Trooper Redux (85% off – $3.74) and more!
Nothing too fancy here. Just a damn fine price on a damn fine controller for Xbox or PC gaming. Better yet, it’s not the standard black one that you may or may not have many multiple of.
If you happen to have a PS+ account running right now, maybe check out this nutso saving on a 6 game pack. FPS action and TellTale adventures aplenty. All of them well worth owning at this price.
