Win a PS4 Pro Bundle 🎮
Fortnite keeps crushing streaming records. This week's Pro-Am Tournament in Los Angeles brought together 50 professional esports gamers and 50 celebrities for 2-player Hunger Games madness.
Over 1.5M+ tuned in to watch across Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook. That's insane. 😮
Unfortunately, not everyone’s equipped with a beefy rig that can push Fortnite at 60 frames per second. Gaming computers and consoles are pricey..
So, we're giving away a PS4 Pro Bundle which includes a similarly fun, large scale multiplayer game: Star Wars Battlefront. The entire bundle comes with:
🎮 Limited Edition "Star Wars Battlefront" PS4
📡 Free copy of Star Wars Battlefront
🖥️ 1TB of storage to store all of your clips and games
Yes, it plays Fortnite too. We promise. 😅
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"Nostalgia - it's delicate, but potent. Teddy told me that in Greek, 'nostalgia' literally means 'the pain from an old wound.' It's a twinge in your heart far more powerful than memory alone." – Don Draper
Nostalgia is a product designer's secret weapon into your heart. Even the names of your favorite products – Pokémon, Pac Man, Powerpuff Girls – can bring back memories of Saturday morning cartoons in front of your TV.
New nostalgia-inspiring products are launching every day:
Pogs in Augmented Reality. We all spent recess and afternoons competing to steal our best friend's Pogs.
Just launched today, Pogs are coming back in AR. The Indiegogo campaign is even giving away gold slammers to the first backers.
AtariVCS. Designed by Atari in California, Atari's newest (sleek!) console lets you play your favorite classic arcade games in 4K resolution. Nintendo also released the NES Classic Edition in late 2016.
If you can't wait until 2019 for your AtariVCS to ship, The Internet Arcade lets you play 900+ classic arcade games like Joust, Street Fighter, and Defender directly in your browser.
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