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Independence Day is here, and I’m sure several American gamers out there are taking advantage of the holiday to sit down and enjoy a round of digital entertainment in between the barbecued ribs and the backyard fireworks show (assuming my neighborhood is a microcosm of the US population). As long as you’re there, American gamers, why not have a turn on one of these games, which showcase a different facet of patriotism and are also fun enough to keep your attention. Broforce If we’re going to do this, let’s start off strong — with a 2D run-and-gun game where you…
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Independence Day is here, and I’m sure several American gamers out there are taking advantage of the holiday to sit down and enjoy a round of digital entertainment in between the barbecued ribs and the backyard fireworks show (assuming my neighborhood is a microcosm of the US population). As long as you’re there, American gamers, why not have a turn on one of these games, which showcase a different facet of patriotism and are also fun enough to keep your attention. Broforce If we’re going to do this, let’s start off strong — with a 2D run-and-gun game where you…
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Most people who acquire an air purifier do so because they have allergies – often to their pets. My case was the opposite: Connie, my dog, is allergic to humans. So when Dyson offered me the chance to review its new Pure Cool – a combination fan and air purifier – I had one question: Would it help Connie feel better? The answer is… maybe! And at the very least, it’s a really cool fan – pun very much intended. Here are the basics: The Pure Cool comes in both tower and desktop sizes. It works as a futuristic-looking fan…
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Most people who acquire an air purifier do so because they have allergies – often to their pets. My case was the opposite: Connie, my dog, is allergic to humans. So when Dyson offered me the chance to review its new Pure Cool – a combination fan and air purifier – I had one question: Would it help Connie feel better? The answer is… maybe! And at the very least, it’s a really cool fan – pun very much intended. Here are the basics: The Pure Cool comes in both tower and desktop sizes. It works as a futuristic-looking fan…
This story continues at The Next Web