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The Google Pixel 2 XL Review - Let it burn! Let Burn! Let it Burn!

Full Video Review: https://youtu.be/Z1ENRWS0trg ONE… THOUSAND... DOLLARS... That’s what you’ll spend if you decide to buy the 128 GB variant of the Google Pixel 2 XL.  In my case, the total price was $1,033.22 after tax, and this price could become the norm if this phone and competing high-end smartphones such as Apple’s iPhone X and the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 continue to sell well. For that price, the iPhone usually provides around five years of support, and the Note series of phones are packed-to-the-brim with features such as the S-pen and expandable storage. Google’s Pixel 2 XL can’t compete on those terms, but what it does have may still be worth it for consumers looking to purchase a new device. In the box, the included accessories are a welcome manual with a sim ejection tool hidden inside, a USB A to USB C adapter, a power brick with a double-sided USB C connection, and a 3.5 mm to USB C adapter for your standard headphones. What’s not included in the box is a pair o

Super Russian Roulette: It's all fun and games until you end up with a hole in your head

Video review at:  https://youtu.be/h_K1tWyhvww Russian roulette is the ultimate game of chance where players load up a revolver with one bullet, point it at their own heads, and take turns pulling the trigger. It’s an insane way to pass the time that usually leaves everyone but the winner dead or seriously injured. However, what if there was a way to play it without running the risk of getting a pesky hole-in-the head?  Prepare to have your mind blown, (pun intended) by an independent developer named Andrew Reitano , and his company, Batlab Electronics .  Super Russian Roulette is a new Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) game that allows up to three players to partake in a game of chance without endangering anyone. Yes, this is an actual cartridge released in 2017 for a game console from the 1980’s.  It’s meant to be played with the Nintendo Zapper, a light gun which was normally used to shoot pixelated 8-bit ducks on an ancient CRT tube TV.  This game asks for gamers to ai