Month: February 2021

It’s Sunday, and while there are other big events happening today, there’s also deals to be had! LG has a great Gallery style TV on sale over at Newegg, while the Apple Airpods Pro are discounted again for the first time since Black Friday. Breath of the Wild is also on sale, if you happen to have not purchased that yet, along with many more games.

More Deals for February 7

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More Video Game Deals

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As usual, companies spared no expense when it came to celebrity casting for this year’s Super Bowl, from Mike Myers and Dana Carvey returning for Wayne’s World to Patrick Stewart dancing to Spongebob’s “Sweet Victory” to Will Ferrell picking a fight with Norway.

The latest big game spot, released online pre-event, takes a page from the Bruce Willis Die Hard Battery commercial from a few months ago in that it actually acts as a mini-sequel to a popular film. In this case, it’s Timotheé Chalamet starring in a follow-up to Tim Burton’s 1990 classic, Edward Scissorhands.

Chalamet, acting alongside original Edward Scissorhands star Winona Ryder, who reprises her role as Kim, plays Edward’s son Edgar for a Cadillac spot advertising the car manufacturer’s new All-Electric Cadillac LYRIQ.

Take a look…

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Along with Timotheé Chalamet starring in Denis Villeneuve’s upcoming Dune adaptation, it’s being said that Warner Bros. is possibly eyeing Chalamet for the role of a young Willy Wonka for a prequel movie currently in development.

You can check out the entire cast of Dune, including Chalamet as Paul Atreides, here.

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343 Industries has teased that there just might be a “new place and way to play” Halo: The Master Chief Collection in the near future.

343 revealed the news in its latest MCC Weekly Flighting and Development Update, and said that, while “things can change,” it is trying to offer fans of this Halo collection a new way to play.

While many would love to see Halo: The Master Chief Collection come to Switch or PS5, this is most likely a hint that we may see this game arrive on the Epic Games Store or possibly Xbox’s Cloud Gaming (beta) with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate on iOS and PC.

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The Master Chief Collection wouldn’t be the first Microsoft-published game to make its way to the Epic Games Store, as State of Decay 2: Juggernaut Edition is currently available for purchase.

As for Cloud Gaming, Microsoft did confirm that Xbox’s Cloud Gaming (beta) with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate would be coming to iOS devices and PC in Spring 2021, so the timing could work out, even if it would be a bit on the earlier side of Spring. MCC is already one of the games featured on Cloud Gaming for Android devices.

Halo: The Master Chief Collection recently got a 4K/120FPS upgrade for Xbox Series X, and gave fans another way to play the game we re-reviewed and in 2019 gave a 9.5/10.

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