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Where skin for Microsoft Xbox 360 Slim (2010) $29.99 Where skin by Skinit.com. Fits Microsoft Xbox 360 Slim (2010). View this and other covers, skins & case accessories at Skinit. |
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NHL 2K7 (Xbox 360) $1.99 NHL 2K7 for the 360 is the 2006 offering in 2K's Ice Hockey series and is a must-buy for any fans of the sport or Ice Hockey videogames. The game has breathtaking next generation graphics that the publishers 2K Sports have imaginatively entitled Cinemotion. You could be forgiven for believing that you were actually watching the game live on television with the amazing presentation. All-new crossover, gliding, turning and puck handling animations deliver a new look and feel to gameplay. Another new feature of the game is ProControl. This is where the right analog controls have been expanded to bring a far deeper level of action to the ice with improved passing and shooting mechanics. A new chemistry system has been introduced to NHL 2K7. The system mirrors today's NHL, as division rivalries heat up and home advantage really does make a difference. Both factors make the game by far the most realistic in the series. Audio Intuition is another feature which adds realism to proceedings. On-ice communication (which is, it must be said, mostly shouting) plays a key role in every game, as coaches and players call out offensive opportunities and critical defensive situations. NHL 2K7 for the Xbox 360 is a great game which has a depth of realism not yet seen in other games of this genre. If you are a fan of the sport or Ice Hockey games in general, then you should be more than happy with NHL 2K7. |
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Xbox 360 $16.68 Xbox 360 |
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The Sims 3 (Xbox 360) $14.99 The Sims is one of the gaming sensations of the 21st century. Since the series was launched in 2000, it has spawned a host of successful sequels, and The Sims 3 is the latest and greatest of them all. The series, which took the step from isometric perspective to 'real' 3D with The Sims 2, has now taken another step towards increased realism. The Sims world is now one seamless, continuous map. Your Sims can roam throughout their neighbourhood, visit neighbours’ homes and explore the surroundings. They can stroll downtown to hang out with friends, meet someone new at the park, or run into colleagues on the street. The graphics are enhanced to make the Sims and their environment look far better than ever before. Creating a Sim is now more sophisticated than ever too. You can create Sims who look like yourself or anyone you know. You can choose your Sim's body-type - thin, fuller figures or muscular, and anything in between. Then fine-tune every aspect of their Sims face, change their hair colour and their skin tone. You can dress your Sim what publisher EA claims to be infinite fashion, make-up, and accessory styles. Beauty is just skin deep, so you can also select your Sim's character using an innovative trait system. Select from dozens of personality traits and combine up to five traits to make a variety of interesting characters, to populate your neighbourhood. Create an idealistic, creative dreamer who has a hidden daredevil streak, or an insensitive, vapid socialite whose deepest secret is that she is actually a genius. With The Sims 3, it's completely up to you. Once you've created your Sims, you can give them long term goals, and a career. You give them a job in politics or the army. Make them a criminal or even a scientist. Where they travel to work depends on what job they do. Their job, and how well they do at it, determines how much they earn, and what you can buy with it. You'll need money to expand your home, and buy things like a car or nicer furniture. The Sims 3 lets you do all the things you like to do in real life (and some things you might not like, like going to school) all without leaving the comfort of your own couch. |
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Xbox 360 4GB Console $199.99 Experience the new Xbox 360 4GB Console at an affordable price. Here today, ready for tomorrow with a brand new, leaner machine! Explore the world of entertainment through Xbox LIVE, where HD movies and TV stream in an instant with built-in Wi-Fi. Plus, the 4GB Xbox is ready for the controller-free revolution of Kinect - you don't just play the game, you are the game. Xbox 360 is more games, entertainment and fun. Xbox 360 has blockbuster games, HD movies and controller-free fun for everyone. Features Built-in Wi-Fi for easy connection to Xbox LIVE Super quiet with sleek new design plus matching controller Ready for the controller-free fun of Kinect Kinect Ready gives you a completely controller-free experience where you don't just play video games; you are the video game. Easy to use and loads of fun it will get everyone off the couch and into the action. See a ball? Kick it. Want to join in the fun of someone else's game? Simply jump in. Kinect Ready even lets you control an HD movie with the wave of a hand. Don't forget to check out all the cool Xbox accessories The Source offers. Get extra Xbox controllers , New Xbox games , Xbox hard drives and more. What's in the box Black Xbox 360 with 4GB of flash memory 1 black wireless controller Composite A/V cable (standard definition) 1 Year limited warranty |
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Forza Motorsport 2 (Xbox 360) $9.99 Forza Motorsport 2 is Microsoft's answer to Sony's much-admired Gran Turismo series and the follow up to the delightfully rendered Xbox original. That game caused more than a few ripples on its release, and is one of the reasons for hanging on to Microsoft's debut console. Well, make room now, get rid of the old and bring in the new with Forza 2. At the time of release, Forza is well ahead of Gran Turismo for PS3 (and yes, that's including the laughable GTHD on PS3 Network) and from what we've seen so far, looks like racing away with the honours regarding race car simulations. With a plethora of racing options available, there's something for everyone, whether playing solo or via system link or online. And the number of cars available is huge. From A to Z (well, Acura to Volvo - no sign of Wartburg Knight or Zil here) and lots in between, some very desirable motors are on offer, including models from Lamborghini, Maserati, Panoz, Porsche, Audi, Shelby, Subaru, Nissan, Pagani and Saleen and many more. And unlike the cars in Gran Turismo, panels get bent out of shape, bumpers get dislodged…so once you've customised you motor with a shiny paint job and fancy decals, take a photograph of it, 'cos it probably won't stay like that for long. In Arcade mode, there are three sections: Free Run, Time Trials and Exhibition. Free Run is a solo drive around any unlocked track in an unlocked car. Time Trials is where you are charged with setting the fastest lap time on a specific track with a specific car. Each track has a time you have to beat, and when you do, you unlock that car. Exhibition is where you compete wheel-to-wheel against CPU-controlled drivers to unlock new cars and race series. To unlock the next series of cars and races, you must place in the top three in all races in the current series. Which position you cross the finishing line in determines how many cars you unlock, and cars that you unlock in Exhibition mode can be used in Free Run and Time trials too. Career mode is the heart of Forza 2. You can compete online or offline in a selection of race types to earn money and collect and customise cars. You begin with a small amount of in-game currency to buy and upgrade cars. As you compete in races, you have the chance to earn much more. You can also win cars by finishing first in all races in a Career event. In Career mode, some race types and events are restricted by driver level, which starts at zero. Your level increases as you progress through the game and earn credits. At the highest level, you can unlock new cars to buy and qualify for discounts from manufacturers. Saving the action you've been part of in Forza 2 is possible with the facility to save replays and take photos of you cars. These are then uploadable to the game's official site - forzamotorsport.net - for other racers to admire. Go on, put a dent in your wallet and buy this masterpiece of a game. |
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Xbox 360 Vertical Charger(Pack of 1) $131.23 Xbox 360 Vertical Charger. Cta Xb-3Nc Xbox 360™ Vertical Induction Charger. Specs: Charges Up To 3 Controllers Simultaneously; No Need To Buy Disposable Batteries; Eliminates Messy Wires. Warranty: One Year. |
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Microsoft (XBox) RKB00001 Xbox 360 4GB Console $343.98 Xbox 360 4GB Console includes builtin WiFi N 4GB of internal flash memory touchsensitive buttons and a black matte finish. Here today ready for tomorrow with a brand new leaner machine. WiFi is builtin for easier connection to the world of entertainment on Xbox LIVE where HD movies and TV stream in an instant. It s ready for the controllerfree experiences of Kinect you don t just play the game you are the game. Xbox 360 is more games entertainment and fun. FEATURES: Xbox 360 has blockbuster games HD movies and controllerfree fun for everyone; Builtin WiFi for easy connection to Xbox LIVE; Superquiet with sleek new design. Ready for the controllerfree fun of Kinect. PORTS: 2 front 3 rear USB ports; 1 Kinect port. |
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Gunstringer for Xbox 360 Kinect $39.99 There's only room for one gamer in this town. Gunstringer is an action-packed puppet western where you puppeteer an awesome skeleton cowboy marionette in a live puppet show. With an audience cheering you on, you'll move the Gunstringer cowboy thorough a variety of adventures using your hands like you're controlling an actual marionette. Get ready for some competitive action, filled with collectables, unlockables, abilities, rewards and more on your Xbox 360 Kinect . Game Features Maximum Number of Players: 1 to 2 Online Play: N/A Compatibility: Xbox 360 Kinect Manufacturer: Microsoft Category: Action Subcategory: N/A ESRB Rating: Teen (13+) ESRB Content Descriptors: Blood, Cartoon Violence, Drug Reference, Sexual Themes |
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NHL 12 for Xbox 360 $59.99 Keep your stick on the ice and your eye on the Cup! As the next NHL superstar, you have to earn every shift on the ice with stellar plays, big hits, and spectacular goals to prove you have the toughness and skill to lead your team to the Stanley Cup®. Hit the ice in all-new interactive environments where bone-crushing hits, glass-shattering collisions, and bruising checks along the boards are always part of the action. Experience the intensity, speed, and physicality of authentic NHL hockey in NHL 12 for Xbox 360 . Game Features Maximum Number of Players: N/A Online Play: N/A Compatibility: Xbox 360 Manufacturer: Electronic Arts Category: Sports Subcategory: N/A ESRB Rating: Everyone (10+) ESRB Content Descriptors: Mild Violence |
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Microsoft Controller for Xbox 360 $39.99 Microsoft Controller for Xbox 360 |
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Conductor for XBOX 360 $1.09 Compatible with Sony XBOX 360. |
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Viva Piñata (Xbox 360) $12.99 Viva Pinata truly is a breakthrough Xbox 360 game set to appeal to the very young and the elderly young-at-heart. Indeed, it's one of those rare (Rare!) games that parents will genuinely enjoy playing with their children. It's an act of delightfully pure imagination, and for this it should be heaped with praise. The game invites you to escape to Piñata Island, where wild-roaming, living piñata animals are looking for a home. Horstachios, Fizzlybears, Fudgehogs, Mousemallows, Elephanillas and Pretztails are just a handful of the 60 species of wild piñata you will find and, hopefully, nurture in your garden. Create and customise your garden as you see fit in order to attract, tame and nurture the wild piñatas and make their experience uniquely their own. The game is all about personalisation, so you can name your piñatas, choose accessories for them to wear, decide where to plant grass and flowers, and more. It's a colourful, fully customisable world with all kinds of possibilities. ‘Viva Piñata’ gameplay is also extended through the Xbox Live, with subscribers able to connect with friends, family or other players from around the globe to trade items from their piñata paradise — everything from the smallest plant to the largest piñata. Xbox Live will also offer accessories for download into the game to personalise your piñata collections. |
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Microsoft (XBox) S4G00001 Xbox 360 4GB Kinect Bundle $501.7 Xbox 360 4GB Console with Kinect... Kinect brings games and entertainment to life in extraordinary new waysno controller required. Easy to use and instantly fun Kinect gets everyone off the couch moving laughing and cheering. See a ball? Kick it. Control a HD movie with the wave of the hand. Want to join a friend in the fun? Simply jump in. WiFi is builtin for easier connection to the world of entertainment on Xbox LIVE where HD movies and TV stream in an instant. Xbox 360 is more games entertainment and fun. Includes Xbox 360 Console with 4GB builtin Memory Kinect Sensor builtin WiFi Xbox LIVE Xbox 360 wireless controller (black) and Kinect Adventures game. |
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Dance Evolution (Xbox 360) $12.99 DanceEvolution is an all-new concept where the game responds to real dancing, with Kinect for Xbox 360 demanding players move their body to the beat and position of their bodies against a variety of on screen markers. DanceEvolution will offer users the ultimate dance club vibe, and boasts the most realistic and exhilarating dancing experience to date. Kinect for Xbox 360 allows players to watch their actions in real time and also save two of their original routines for use as back-up dancers in the game, no controllers required. As players dance in tune to the game's music, they can also take snapshots of their favorite dance poses, save to local albums and share the fun with friends. Utilising XboxLIVE for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, players can also challenge up to four friends around the world and enhance their experience with dance sequences, theme packs and more. Featuring 30 tracks spanning club music classics, Hip Hop, R&B, Pop, and Techno, DanceEvolution dancers can groove to their favorite songs. The game also offers three gameplay modes for the ultimate dance experience: Dance, Lesson, and Status. In Dance Mode, users compete to become the 'Dance Master' as they play and unlock their favorite songs and dance along with a friend. Lesson Mode offers a tutorial service, and Status Mode allows players to check their play records and review the titles they have earned. Players can also compete to determine the ultimate dancer with multiple difficulty levels including Light, Standard, Extreme and Stealth. |
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Yoostar2 (Xbox 360) $24.99 Yoostar2 allows players to perform in hundreds of famous movie scenes, record their performances, and share them with friends and family online. The Kinect for Xbox 360 sensor allows Yoostar2 to achieve Hollywood “green screen” style effects without the use of a green screen. In an instant, players can literally step into well-known movie scenes and play the roles of the world’s most famous actors. Once a scene is recorded, players can upload their performances to Xbox LIVE online entertainment network, share the performances on social networks such as Facebook and Yoostar.com and view them on virtually all devices, including Smart Phones, PC’s and Consoles. Players increase status through community participation, such as sharing, rating and commenting on others’ performances. Yoostar2 features an innovative user interface driven by Kinect for Xbox 360 gesture-based technology and created by Blitz Games Studios, one of the world’s leading game developers. Players’ performances are scored, allowing them to rise from “struggling actor” to “superstar”, but the game also encourages improvised performances that draw on players’ creativity. Yoostar2 features multiple gameplay modes, including a “party mode” that allows a group of players to perform in quick succession and a progression mode where players face a series of challenges and unlock new scenes. Yoostar has secured world-class movie content from leading motion picture studios, including Paramount, Universal, MGM, Lions Gate, Warner Bros., Sony Pictures, and CBS. The Yoostar library features hundreds of iconic movie scenes and top Hollywood talent. The game comes with 60 scenes, and players can purchase and download additional scenes from the Yoostar library during or apart from gameplay. |
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Condemned Classics (Xbox 360) $4.99 Monolith Productions is garnering some highly enthusiastic attention at the moment. The team behind the warmly received No One Lives Forever has been in the press again recently following the release of the psychological shock shooter F.E.A.R. And the release of the Xbox 360 was just the excuse for a console foray after years of specialising in the PC end of the gaming scene. Teaming up with SEGA’s American arm they bring you Condemned: Criminal Origins. Continuing the developer’s current penchant for the darker side of things, Condemned puts you in the well-polished brogues of FBI Agent Thomas, whose chosen field is the study, pursuit and capture of serial killers. Track these death-worshipping humans like the animals they are through their preferred habitat – mazes of broken windows, crumbling brickwork and dilapidated tenements. Your long-developed skills as a detective and a range of precision forensic tools will help you, but you’ll have to rely just as much on split second reactions and brawling skills if you are to get out of your mission in one piece. Monolith made its name showing what could be done on games running through Windows, at a time when nobody believed in a DOS-less future for PC gaming. This technical expertise is brought to bear on the latest Microsoft confection, the 360, with lighting, texture mapping and filtering techniques employed that are like nothing you’ll have seen this generation. The first person viewpoint that Monolith favours is used, but this is still an adventure game where you execute melee moves on your quarries, as well as pick up and throw a variety of inanimate objects. Full compatibility with 5:1 surround sound will allow you to take advantage of your home movie set-up, and sophisticated and reactive enemy AI completes the package, making Condemned a suitable tech fest for a debut on such an able machine. You also get, as is the vogue these days, an involving plot with twists a plenty to keep you interested. If your new Xbox 360 has just joined an already impressive array of high-end entertainment technology in your front room, here’s just the thing to put your new setup through its paces. |
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Condemned (Xbox 360) $9.99 Monolith Productions is garnering some highly enthusiastic attention at the moment. The team behind the warmly received No One Lives Forever has been in the press again recently following the release of the psychological shock shooter F.E.A.R. And the release of the Xbox 360 was just the excuse for a console foray after years of specialising in the PC end of the gaming scene. Teaming up with SEGA’s American arm they bring you Condemned: Criminal Origins. Continuing the developer’s current penchant for the darker side of things, Condemned puts you in the well-polished brogues of FBI Agent Thomas, whose chosen field is the study, pursuit and capture of serial killers. Track these death-worshipping humans like the animals they are through their preferred habitat – mazes of broken windows, crumbling brickwork and dilapidated tenements. Your long-developed skills as a detective and a range of precision forensic tools will help you, but you’ll have to rely just as much on split second reactions and brawling skills if you are to get out of your mission in one piece. Monolith made its name showing what could be done on games running through Windows, at a time when nobody believed in a DOS-less future for PC gaming. This technical expertise is brought to bear on the latest Microsoft confection, the 360, with lighting, texture mapping and filtering techniques employed that are like nothing you’ll have seen this generation. The first person viewpoint that Monolith favours is used, but this is still an adventure game where you execute melee moves on your quarries, as well as pick up and throw a variety of inanimate objects. Full compatibility with 5:1 surround sound will allow you to take advantage of your home movie set-up, and sophisticated and reactive enemy AI completes the package, making Condemned a suitable tech fest for a debut on such an able machine. You also get, as is the vogue these days, an involving plot with twists a plenty to keep you interested. If your new Xbox 360 has just joined an already impressive array of high-end entertainment technology in your front room, here’s just the thing to put your new setup through its paces. |
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Michael Jackson (Xbox 360) $19.99 Michael Jackson: The Videogame is family entertainment at its best and will provide an interactive experience that enables players to step into the shoes of Michael Jackson himself and re-live his most iconic performances through their own singing and dancing. The upcoming game will include the most famous tracks from Michael Jackson’s extensive catalogue such as Beat It and Billie Jean, as well as an array of his awe-inspiring dance moves for players to learn and emulate within the game. Additionally, fans will be able to sing along and test their vocal skills while immersed in the performance. Developed by Ubisoft Montréal, Michael Jackson The Experience using the sensor for Kinect for Xbox 360, will give fans of the King of Pop the feeling of actually performing in Michael Jackson’s shoes. Ubisoft’s proprietary Player Projection technology projects the player on-screen and into the game itself, where their body will be tracked so they will see their true movements and steps reproduced in the game. This level of immersion has never been seen before and as players are surrounded by environments inspired by the music videos and live performances of each song, they will truly live the experience. The player’s performance will trigger effects, visuals and even the music itself as fans match their talent to that of the greatest artist of all time, whose music, lyrics and stunningly innovative dance moves continue to excite fans in every corner of the world. Michael Jackson The Experience for Kinect for Xbox 360 sensor is more than just a game as it features a combination of dancing, singing and freestyle moves. The player’s full-on singing and dancing performance takes place in jaw-dropping sets with incredible lighting, special effects, and a completely energized million-strong crowd just waiting to cheer on every move. Some of Michael Jackson’s most famous songs that will be included in the game are: - Bad - Beat It - Billie Jean - Earth Song - The Girl Is Mine - Who Is It - Workin' Day And Night |
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Xbox 360 Compatible Wireless Networking Adaptor - Black. $39.99 This bold black Wireless Networking Adaptor, powered by your Xbox 360 console, allows speedy wireless connection from your home wireless network. Connect easily to Xbox LIVE where you can quickly download or stream simultaneously your favourite TV shows, video games and movies in outstanding quality. The adaptor has adjustable antennas to maximise performance.Connect Xbox 360 console to Xbox LIVE via your wireless home network.B/G/N (2.4GHz - 5GHz).Network adapter is powered by your Xbox 360 for completely cordless operation.Adjustable antennas for maximum performance.Up to 300 Mbs high speed connection.Streams HD video.EAN/MPN/UPC/ISBN: 5060213890343. |
My Xbox 360 Red Ring of Death Tale
My Xbox 360 took a dump last year, and here's my story. I purchased my console almost a year after the 360 was released. I know, what kind of a gamer am I, but I wasn't sure at that time about an Xbox. I went from SNES to PS1 to PS2, so the natural progression was to wait for PS3 to come out. Well that all changed when a friend let me play a little Gears of War with him. I was hooked. I had to have a 360 ASAP and purchased one that night from eBay. We had a good relationship for a couple of years. I took care of it; in turn, it provided me with hours of entertainment. I was warned about the overheating, so I purchased a fan system (not an Intercooler, sadly), and thought it would never happen to me. Well, as I found out with 1st gen 360 systems, it's not if it will happen, it's when it will happen. The red ring is always lurking around the corner.
It happened one night. I wasn't even playing that much. Usually we can stay up for hours and hours grinding some Modern Warfare 2, and my fans will sound like jet engines, but the 360 keeps kicking. No, this was not one of those nights. It was unexpected. I was playing 1 vs. 100 with my wife. All of the sudden, the screen went black and I didn't hear my machine any more, just the low hum of my external cooling system. I looked down and saw the rings glaring back at me with a morbid, red stare. Of course, I thought nothing of it. Why should this happen now? The thing lasted almost 4 years. Some buddies of mine got red rings within the first year of purchase. For some reason, I thought mine was immune to the disease. I checked the AV cables, known to scare people be displaying red rings when unplugged, but this wasn't it. I knew what I had; I didn't want to admit it.
My next step was to contact Microsoft. You can go online in the red ring section and enter your UPC to verify a warranty. Surprise, surprise, my 360 was 1 year past warranty. I thought this was some kind of joke. I can see if I drop kicked the thing and tried to return it to Microsoft, they would deny it seeing as I had broke the cursed thing myself. However, this to me was Microsoft's wrong doing. I didn't build the faulty heat sink brackets (more on this later). So Microsoft will fix the manufacturers default for me, for $99.00 since I'm out of warranty. Oh, and did I mention that even after they fix it, it can still give me red rings in the future? Lovely. So, I could also buy a new Xbox 360 Arcade system for about $150.00, or, save my money and try to remod the machine and fix Microsoft's faulty parts myself. Well, I figured, if I break the thing I'll just have to buy a new one anyway. I Googled Red Ring of Death and found a beautiful instructable about how to rip apart a 360 and fix a faulty bracket that allows the CPU to get too far away from the heat sink and over heat. Knowing the repercussions, I gathered my tools and supplies and began to disassemble my major source of entertainment.
I was amazed at how detailed and easy the instructions were. I spent maybe 15 bucks on materials. I was also amazed that, after a few hours of playing with electronics that I had no business touching, I had successfully mounted a CPU on a new bracket, lathered with heat paste. Configuring this bracket was a little tricky, but after a while, I had all green lights again on my 360. I slapped the thing back together and let it run for a few hours. No more red rings! It's been almost a year now and occasionally, the thing will overheat, but power right back on moments later. I must have external fans on at all times. Nothing must be on, near or around the Xbox during play. I even taped a couple of old laptop cooling fans to the back of the system for added cross breeze. I did not buy a new console for $150 bucks, nor did I pay Microsoft the $99.00 charge. This to me was a success.
About the Author
Mike writes rough, amateurish articles for www.castersfirst.com , a website about video games, hobbies, dungeons and dragons, and beer.
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