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Pokemon TCG Mega Charizard Ultra-Premium Collection Restocked With $50 Price Cut At Amazon

Pokemon TCG Mega Charizard Ultra-Premium Collection Restocked With $50 Price Cut At Amazon https://ift.tt/0uKONTC Pokemon TCG: Mega Charizard X ex Ultra-Premium Collection $165 (was $250) See at Amazon Mega Kangaskhan ex Box $44 (was $44.75) See at Amazon Amazon has restocked the recently released Pokemon TCG Ultra-Premium Collection with a lower price point than it originally. The Mega Charizard X ex Ultra-Premium Collection is available for $165 (was $250) as of December 14. Released alongside the Mega Evolution - Phantasmal Flames expansion set, the Mega Charizard Ultra-Premium Collection had sold for as high as $250 and was $211 on launch day (November 14). For more context, the price was $200 when it sold out a few weeks ago, so the large bundle is unlikely to stay in stock for too long. Pokemon TCG: Mega Charizard X ex Ultra-Premium Collection $165 (was $250) The Mega Charizard-themed Ultra-Premium Collection comes with multiple promo cards, 1...

Diablo 4 Devs Suggest Obsessed Players Go Touch Grass Between Seasons

Diablo 4 Devs Suggest Obsessed Players Go Touch Grass Between Seasons https://ift.tt/uEkzQca

It's no secret that Diablo IV can be a pretty compelling game thanks to its fantastic gameplay loop and well-crafted loot system. However, the game's developers have some advice for those who are done with its content: maybe try playing something else.

Associate game director Joseph Piepiora offered words of wisdom to this effect during a livestream promoting Diablo IV's upcoming seasonal update, Season of the Malignant. Here's the full quote: "When you’ve reached all the goals and done the things you think are important, take a break." He also said that the people behind the game "do the same" in order to fully enjoy the game, and that a new season launch is the perfect time to check out what you've missed in Diablo IV over the intervening months.

Diablo IV released to positive reviews from both critics and fans alike, but not all of the feedback has been positive. Some players expressed surprise with Blizzard's decision to require you to create new characters in order to participate in each season. Series general manager Rod Fergusson defended the rule, stating that the developers want each season to be "a fresh start for everybody" and that players have "a starting point together" regardless of total playtime. For more on Season of the Malignant, check out our prep guide. The season goes live on July 20.

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