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I have no problem eating Honey Nut Spins®, the knock-off version of Honey Nut Cheerios®. You can pick them up at your local Walmart for at least 25 cents less than the real thing in most cases. But you will notice every few bites that some of the "Spins" are hard enough to break a tooth. They’re also smaller somehow, less puffed with air. And the flavor is good, just not great.
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Fighting game players are used to endless updates, revisions, and sequels, but NetherRealm Studios tends to patch their titles much more frequently than other developers. Mortal Kombat X, for example, has seen a handful of these updates since it released, and the folks behind Evolution Championship Series have made an official ruling regarding which version of the game they will be using.
Earlier today, Evo organizer Joey “Mr. Wizard” Cuellar announced that they are planning on using all Mortal Kombat X updates, patches, and hotfixes released up until July 8. This decision will give players a little more than a week to acclimate themselves to any changes before their trip to Las Vegas.
While specifics weren’t mentioned, it’s possible the organizers were hoping to avoid the same situation Community Effort Orlando was put in last weekend, as the most recent patch dropped just a few days before the tournament was scheduled to begin. Some also believe this may be pointing to the arrival of the Predator update sometime in the very near future, but all of that remains to be seen.
Evo 2015 is scheduled for July 17-19. More details can be found here.
Source: Joey Cuellar via Test Your Might
In between major stories, generally introduced through expansions such as Delta Rising last fall, Cryptic puts out mid-season updates that have been becoming larger and larger over the years. Half-season updates tend to be more on focused on system updates, but occasionally a big feature wends its way into one that gives players something wickedly awesome to both look forward to and to experience once the update goes live.
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ESTSoft has announced that launch day for Cabal 2 has finally arrived after a period of beta testing recently. You can check out the game’s launch trailer and learn how to get started in Cabal 2 by visiting the official site.
A brand new developer diary has appeared on the Guild Wars 2 site that reveals new information about Strongholds, the new PvP feature coming with Heart of Thorns. In this post, Branden Gee and Hugh Norfolk reveal the first information about Mist Champions, heroes that can turn the tide of battle in any given match if summoned by players.