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Mask Up Mondays: Muse Dash - Nisegao + Pranks + Treats!
Candy Day 2021 is right around the corner, and I can't just leave October without delivering some sort of scary fun + treats! After you check out this Mask Up Mondays episode... enjoy some extras. - Blu
For the parents and grandparents looking to do some baking with the little gamers in your life, I have eaten more than my fair share of these cookies... and I give them an 8 out of 10!
The Walmart brownies are a strong 4 out of 10, but they jump up to an 8 if you mix in chocolate chips and take out the candy bones. I think kids will enjoy the candy bones, but they got in the way of me enjoying the actual brownie... I really don't like that. I put pecans in mine and went full beast mode on the yumminess! The Disney Hocus Pocus brownies were a 6 out of the box. - RkRk
Got a $100 for the Xbox Series X Mini Fridge?
When you think about it, this is a mini-fridge, you can get them... anywhere. Then you get a huge smile on your face over the fact that it's a freaking Xbox Series X Mini Fridge, like... heck yeah, Happy Thanksahallowishmas to me if there were ever such a holiday!
The Pre-Order window is almost here... literally, you can start pre-ordering on Oct. 19 (2021) and I doubt the window will be open long because you can only manufacture so many for the holiday window. I don't know how long these things will be in production, so if it's something you will end up kicking yourself in the butt about for not jumping on when you get the chance... pre-order when it's go time. Collectors will certainly want to snatch one of these up, just make sure no one opens it up.
I hope the mass buyers sit this one out... because they've certainly gotten in the way of pre-order opportunities for a number of people all in the name of greed. Take 5, sit down, take a nap, forget about the pre-order window if you intend is to buy as many as you can in order to make someone pay you more than $100. Anyway, if you get one... enjoy your mini-fridge when you get it and... game on!
I know it's a fridge, I know this, but... I would've loved to see some USB-C outlets on this thing or something or have the top of the fridge be a wireless charging station.
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Minecraft most malware-infected game on the market with 228k users affected
As people are looking for ways to unwind at home, the gaming industry has been one of the primary places people set their eyes on. Not only is it a way to entertain yourself for hours on end, but it is also a place for people to connect, which is otherwise hard to do during the pandemic.
According to data presented to us by a VPN team, 303,827 individuals’ devices were affected by gaming-related malware and unwanted software between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021.
Mobile games are also a major threat for gamers. As many as 50,644 users attempted to download 10,488 unique files disguised as the ten most-played mobile games, generating a total of 332,570 detections.
Minecraft was by far the most popular game on both PC and mobile platforms for dangerous app distributors to hide behind. On PC, nearly 185 thousand users were affected with over 3 million malware and unwanted software detections. On mobile, the number of victims exceeds 44 thousand for the period. Unwanted software includes files like adware, spyware, and so on.
There are various versions of Minecraft and a plethora of mods (modifications that may be placed on top of the basic game to diversify gameplay) may account for its enormous popularity. Because mods are unofficial and developed by users, they can be used to hide dangerous payloads or undesirable software.
Another one of the most well-known game titles worldwide, The Sims 4, was the second most often used title to distribute unwanted files. Over 43 thousand users were impacted, with detections closing in on 1.3 million. - V. Perez
The Flash: The Complete Seventh Season... Reviewed!
Many thanks to the WB team for supplying a copy of this product for a review, my opinions are my own.
Having speed is great, but... hmmm (I'm just gonna say it) Barry gets his a** kicked... a lot. All that speed and he still hasn't been given improved fighting abilities? Come on! By the way, if he's a... Speedster along with other Speedsters... I continue scratching my head as to why some of their fights are at standard speeds. We can see it at a standard speed but add some effects as if they're fighting faster... show the flashes and have the world around them moving at a slower pace. I can't be the only one who thought about this.
The Flash is back with a new season and the twists and turns continue to gain speed as the Flash travels through time... mind... and cosmic entity. Is the seventh season enough to keep up with my attention span? Lace-up those shoes and let's go!
Story: In season 7, Flash is powering up big time with new heightened mental capabilities, and faster speeds... but is it enough to take on this season's baddies in awesome fashion? Yes, but... I want to see them do more with the fight scenes in this show.
I won't say it never occurred because it happened at times to represent how much faster or slower the hero was vs the antagonist, but... I think they should've stuck with it to make it more cohesive. It didn't have to be those close-up dodges and stuff but if they wanted to kill it... those could've been increased a little as well. Also, someone should have put Barry up on some improved fighting skills by now (yes... I'm ranting a little), add in some martial arts training or even some friggin boxing or something so we can see his growth in that department too. I was tempted to nickname him asphalt because that's just how often I saw him laying on the ground.
Speaking of antagonists, you can expect to see the Flash pick up where he left off in season 6's cliffhanger versus the Mirror Monarch. If it isn't one thing it's another, because that fight ends up causing all hell to break loose by unleashing more threats on Central City. (Dun Dun Duuuuunnnnn)
They kept things interesting in between the Flash taking on villains like... Abra Kadabra, Psych, Godspeed, etc. One of which was Season 7's Episode 6 "The One with the Nineties", which was... quite entertaining. Cisco & Chester travel back to 1998 (which I myself declared as one of the best years of my life at that time... I kid you not), but they came to realize that there was a threat causing them to live the same day over... and over... and... you get the idea.
Get ready for some twists and turns in this season that will change things for season 8. I don't want to give any spoilers, but it's time to say farewell to some familiar faces, time for someone to experience prison life, time for a new Speedster, and an overall ending that could make the emotional people among us shed a tear. So expect action-packed episodes all the way through, based on previous seasons... I can understand why this is the #1 Series on the CW. By the way, the finale includes lightning sabers in the main fight of episode 18, which is sure to make some of you... geek. Episode 18 also leaves a threat on the table which could come back to haunt Flash.
Overall, I think they rounded it out well, and I'm curious to see how they move forward from here.
Visuals: Visually the show continues to look good, you get a solid mix of closeup, medium closeup, medium, medium full shot, full shot, and even other angles like bird's eye view + low angle shots. The Flash: The Complete Seventh Season delivered on the story, action, and... visuals.
Audio: The audio is pretty good, I enjoyed the sound effects and the theme music didn't require me to turn it down a notch. I don't know why... but one of my favorite sounds were the airy voices singing as Reverse Flash buried the timeless Wells. It was creep, but... cool and reminded me of Vampire Hunter D. The audio is 1080p DTS-HD Master Audio.
DTS-HD Master Audio: This is the top dog of DTS audio formats, and can be thought of as DTS’s equivalent to Dolby’s TrueHD. Master Audio provides up to 7.1 channels of uncompressed surround-sound audio. - Home Theater For Dummies, 3rd Edition
Price: The Flash: The Complete Seventh Season dashes in on Blu-Ray + Digital for $44.98 SRP & DVD for $39.99 SRP. Ofcourse you can get them both at our links and save on the highspeed action which includes 18 episodes + the following exclusive extras:
Special Features:
- Deleted Scenes (Exclusive to Blu-ray and DVD)
- Gag Reel (Exclusive to Blu-ray and DVD)
- The Journey Ends: Carlos and Tom
- Never Alone: Heroes and Allies
- 2020 DC FanDome: The Flash (Watchverse)
Good season, I just want to see that added depth when it comes to the fighting. It wasn't bad, but... I want to see Barry hold his own with his fist (at least) because I think it would add more to the show.
Story 5
Visuals 5
Audio 5
Price 5
5 out of 5 Cool Points
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