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HaseoVII
29 August at 21:29
Anime GTA (Ananta) is free and out in January. Looks incredibly fun and not infected by wokies lol
Swamp
29 August at 19:35
@Tea
Appreciate the feedback.
Garion13
29 August at 13:54
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Thanks for the feedback - appreciated.
Tea
29 August at 11:50
@Garion & Swamp - we have a shipment in customs pending clearnace and will dispatch the moment we have received both the std and revered edition

They have been a bit of a hold up on gaming releases in the past two weeks I'm afraid.
KingDeadpoolSmith
29 August at 11:04
Can't wait for GTA 6, the Gameplay they showed so far looks really good.I also cant wait for Blood of the Dawnwalker, Hopefully the Day 1 Edition ships and arrives next week.
ElderofSmoke
29 August at 7:01
As @IkariX said it: no physical no purchase.
ElderofSmoke
29 August at 6:54
The entirety of the GTA IP isn’t my type of game. It is a pop culture game that found its footing in the door over a span of decades but never really resonated with me. I do get the hype for an open world sandbox title with immersive simulation mechanics but there are games that do it better with a lower development budget. Personally I cannot wait for more details on the Ocarina of Time Remake release - now that is something to get hyped for. I still play the 3DS version regularly. It is such a great game to revisit from time to time.
Swamp
28 August at 20:52
@Garion13

Wondering the same thing, any updates?
IkariX
28 August at 18:27
@Vernon1711

The wait for Blood Of The Dawnwalker is killing me me.

And for some reason I thought Onimusha was releasing end of October. I haven't played an Onimusha game since Onimusha 3 on PS2 and that was a long time ago, like 2005 or something. Good times though. PlayStation 2 was such an amazing console and the games were the GOAT
Garion13
28 August at 14:56
Any word on when the "Mortal Shell II: Revered Edition" shipments will be going out?
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Measuring in at just 10.3 mm* thick the ADATA HV300 external hard drive is as thin as they come. It slips easily into the pockets of briefcases and backpacks, making it ideal for people on the move. On the inside, it packs up to 5 TB of storage, so it’s got plenty of space for all your media and everything else.

Adata HV300 series 4TB/4000GB Black, G Shock Sensor Protection with warning LED, AES-256 bit encryption, with HDD transmission status LED, USB 3.0 (USB 3.1 Gen1 / usb2.0 backward compatible), usb-powered, 126x81x19mm, with OStoGO + HDDtoGo utilities + 60days trial Norton internet security - 3 years warranty.

Keep errors and bad sectors at bay
Lesser external drives continue to work even when dropped or encounter a shock, resulting in errors and bad sectors. With ADATA’s proprietary shock sensors, all drive activity will cease when a physical shock is detected. Once in the clear, activity resumes. You're kept fully informed with a clear status indicator.

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HDDtoGO software with AES-256 bit encryption keeps your important data safe from prying eyes. It can work without a CPU so it doesn’t affect hardware performance.

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Capacity 4TB
Color Black
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4TB : 125.7 x 80.5 x 19mm / 4.9 x 3.2 x 0.7inch
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Interface USB 3.2 Gen1 (backward compatible with USB 2.0)
Texture Plastic
Operating Temperature 5–50°C / 41–121°F
Operating Voltage DC 5V, 900mA
System requirements Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1 / 10
Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Linux Kernel 2.6 or later
Accessories USB 3.2 Gen1 cable; Quick Start Guide
Warranty 3 years
Note 1. HDDtoGo free software only compatible with Windows.
2. Compatibility with specific host devices may vary and could be affected by system environment.
3. Connecting via USB 2.0 requires plugging in to two USB ports for sufficient power delivery. A USB Y-cable will be needed.
4. Please note that USB 3.0, USB 3.1 Gen1, and USB 3.2 Gen1 are in fact the same specification and feature the same exact performance capabilities. The USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) recently rebranded USB 3.1 Gen1 to USB 3.2 Gen1 . For more information about the change, please visit the USB-IF website at www.usb.org.

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