The suspect was found dead seven hours after targeting shisha bars in the western city of Hanau.
Samurai Shodown–Season Pass 2 Begins This Month With Mina Majikina
Samurai Shodown‘s second season pass begins on February 26 with the release of a new DLC character, Mina Majikina. Mina is available for $6, or as part of the $20 season pass, which will give players four new characters to use.
SNK released a trailer for the character, who first appeared all the way back in 2003’s Samurai Shodown V. You can watch it below and get a look at her moveset.
The other characters announced so far for this season pass are Iroha and Sogetsu Kazama. The fourth character remains a secret.
Democratic debate: Bloomberg rivals line up to attack billionaire
The billionaire faces off against opponents for first time in a slugfest debate worthy of Las Vegas.
Warren Interrogates Bloomberg On Sexism At His Company
The former New York City mayor didn’t agree.
Mike Bloomberg Gets A Rude Awakening In Las Vegas Debate
The former mayor has pitched himself as the candidate to beat Trump. His rivals were determined to prove him wrong.
PS5/Xbox Series X Price Is Most Important Factor Of Next-Gen In Ed Boon’s Survey
Mortal Kombat series creator Ed Boon recently posed a question to his more than 500,000 Twitter followers: what is the most important element of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X?
The options in Boon’s informal Twitter poll included affordable price, better graphics, exclusive games, and backwards compatibility for last-gen consoles. More than 50,000 people took part in the survey, and an affordable price was the most important for voters.
Price accounted for 37.5 percent of the vote, followed by last-gen compatibility (30 percent), better graphics (19.2 percent), and exclusive games (13.2 percent).
Ring Fit Adventure Stock Shortages Are Reportedly Driven By Resellers
Ring Fit Adventure, the Switch’s innovative fitness game, has been a success for Nintendo, cracking the top 10 sales charts in the US in October 2019. It has continued to do well since, again making it into the top 10 in January 2020. It’s doing so well, in fact, that some stores are facing stock shortages–and one Australian retailer has had to limit the number of copies that customers can buy, as resellers are buying multiple copies to sell at an inflated price.
Kotaku Australia is reporting that EB Games, the Australian arm of GameStop, has had to limit sales to two copies per person, as the game is being snapped by by resellers. As the rare game that is not available digitally (as it requires physical peripherals to operate), this means that many players are not able to get their hands on it.
As Kotaku Australia points out (via Abacus News), there’s also been an increase in interest towards the game in China, where the Switch recently went on sale–it represents a safe way to exercise at home amidst concerns sparked by the outbreak of the Coronavirus. Resellers have thus been able to sell the game for around double its retail price in Australia.
Bloomberg: My Taxes Are Too Complicated To Make Public Right Now
“I can’t go to Turbo Tax,” the billionaire former New York City mayor quipped at the Democratic debate in Las Vegas.
The Office: Jenna Fischer Reveals What Was In The Note That Jim Wrote To Pam
One enduring mystery from US version of The Office was what, exactly, was written in the note that Jim (John Krasinski) intended to give to Pam (Jenna Fischer) in a Season 2 episode.
If you need a refresher, Jim, fuelled by the Christmas spirit of telling people how you really feel, wanted to give his romantic interest Pam the perfect gift that summed up how he felt. He knew she liked tea, so he bought her a teapot and stuffed a number of other personal items into it, including a note.
However, at the last minute, Jim removes the note. We don’t see the note again until the final season of The Office, when Jim finally gives Pam the card–it’s a very emotional scene. Still, though, the contents of the note remained a mystery. Until now.
🔥 Warren Tears Into Bloomberg In Blistering Debate Opening
The senator tore into Michael Bloomberg and his sexist comments right out of the gate at Wednesday’s Democratic debate.