Tag Archives: Video Games
Brew Board Game Review
The board game Brew has an unsteady start, but by the end it ramps up to become a fine strategic board game. Continue reading
Shang-Chi Star Uses His Own Stock Photos to Shut Down Doubters
Prior to Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Simu Liu modeled for stock photos, and is now using them against his critics. Continue reading
Daily Deals: Score a Like New Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller for $119, Save on Skytech RTX 30 Series Gaming PCs on Amazon
Daily Deals: Xbox Elite Series 2 Series X Controller, Skytech RTX 3060 3070 3080 Gaming PC, Lord of the Rings, Horizon Forbidden West for PS5, and More Continue reading
Nobody Saves the World Devs Break Down How Customization Works
Nobody Saves the World lets players swap the powers of its many, wacky forms, and the developers spoke with IGN about this customization feature, co-op, and more. Continue reading
Garbage Pail Kids x WWE Superstars Available Now at Walmart
It’s difficult to overstate how massively popular Garbage Pail Kids and professional wrestling were in the 1980s. The GPK license, originally a send-up of the Cabbage Patch Kids craze of the early ’80s, has long outlived its source material. The WWE is now the biggest wrestling property on Earth, but it was the 1980s when it really came into its own and broke out into popular culture.
Walmart is carrying a set of exclusive crossover figures merging these two titanic 1980s (and beyond) properties into one collectible line. I, for one, already added the Macho Man figure “Savage Randy” to my cart and will be checking out as soon as I’m done writing this.
GPK x WWE Figures at Walmart
If you buy at least three of these figures, you’ll qualify for free shipping, but good luck trying to figure out which three to get. I’m personally a fan of these weird designs, since I grew up with the gross Garbage Pail Kids aesthetic.
The figures should tide you over until WWE 2K22 releases in March, and if it turns out to be a disappointment like the last few games… well, at least you have those weird figures on your shelf.
Seth Macy is Executive Editor, IGN Commerce, and just wants to be your friend.
