Epic Word Search Collection 2

Market prices for the Pokémon TCG's First Partner Collection Series 2 set have plummeted by over 37% in just the past month alone. Amazon finally has stock back with a massive discount to reflect the market changes, and we don't expect these to last long at this price.

The Octopath Traveler games established a new line of "HD-2D" games at Square Enix, and fans of the series can look forward to a new Switch 2 release of the first two entries in the series--with a catch. While Octopath Traveler and its sequel have been available on the original Switch for years now, there'll be no upgrade option for players to continue their journey on Switch 2, meaning no discount or transfer their saves across. Both games are lengthy experiences, full of optional detours and challenging quests, so starting from scratch isn't a tempting proposition. Throw in the fact that the

Amazon's Prime Day is in full swing, and there are some great 4K Blu-ray options on sale if you're a physical media fan like me. The Middle-Earth 6-film Collection is one of them and currently down to $94.49, saving you $35.50 off the original sticker price of $129.99. In it you'll get all three The Lord of the Rings movies and all three The Hobbit movies. But as an additional bonus, you'll have access to each film's theatrical and extended versions, but we all know watching the extended versions is really the correct way to experience both trilogies. The massive box set co

2026 marks a big year in the Pokémon calendar, with it being the 30th anniversary of the release of the original games in Japan. To mark the celebration, The Pokémon Company is releasing not only a "Pokémon 30" celebration expansion later this year, but also has an ongoing "First Partner Collection" series releasing throughout the year as well.These have been a little hard to come by, up until now, but Series 2 of the "First Partner Collection" has recently been restocked at Amazon. I'll leave a link to it just below before we discuss any further, in case you

Lionsgate and live-action Naruto movie director Destin Daniel Cretton announced via social media Thursday that they will launch a global casting search for the roles of Team 7’s three young shinobi Naruto, Sasuke and Sakura.