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Kingdom Come: Deliverance ventures into uncharted territory with a €156 (approx. $180) perfume, exclusive to European shipments, crafted by Kintsugi Perfumes. This unusual offering promises to evoke "fragments of a world you already know" from the game. For the dedicated fan with a deep pocket, this scent aims to transport you back to the medieval world of Bohemia.
Discover the top Star Wars gaming deals of the week, featuring discounts on iconic titles across various platforms. From space battles to lightsaber duels, enhance your Star Wars gaming experience without breaking the bank. Explore the best offers on Star Wars games this week.
In a surprising move, renowned investor Michael Burry, known for his role in "The Big Short," has sold all his GameStop stock after years of publicly backing the company. This shift comes amidst GameStop's ongoing transformation efforts in the gaming retail sector. The decision sparks curiosity among investors and gamers alike regarding the future of the beloved game retailer.
GameStop's CEO, Ryan Cohen, left CNBC hosts speechless with his inability to explain how the $11 billion company plans to acquire the $47 billion eBay for $56 billion. The interview highlighted a glaring lack of financial strategy, sparking both amusement and concern among viewers. As the proposal faces skepticism, the implications for GameStop's shareholders and employees hang in the balance.
Valve's Steam Controller sold out within 30 minutes of its launch, quickly appearing on resale sites like eBay for inflated prices. Originally priced at £85, it now fetches over £150 in the UK and $300 in the US, raising concerns about market access for gamers.
Nintendo's surprising decision to stop selling Wii and DS consoles on Amazon stems from high-pressure tactics for price competition — here's the story.
