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Only a Few Days Left to Get Your Discounted Membership for Omaha’s Zoo and/or Wildlife Safari Park

Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium is coming to the end of its Annual Membership Drive, but there is still time to get your membership for the Zoo and/or the Lee G. Simmons Wildlife Safari Park. The 2023 Membership Drive ends this Sunday, April 2. As a non-profit, Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium exclusively

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Warzone 2 Anger Fuels Wild Cheating Conspiracies

Warzone 2.0 hasn’t been a universal hit with fans of Call of Duty. Various gameplay and UI changes and frustrations over a slow and sometimes confusing battle pass structure have pushed many players, including pros and popular streamers, off the game, with many migrating to other games or to Warzone: Caldera, where the original Warzone

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New Doom Game Is Cute And Fun Until You Run Out Of Energy

Mighty Doom, out now on iOS and Android, is a free-to-play Archero-like top-down shooter starring the one and only Doom Slayer, aka the Doomguy. In many ways, it reminds me of those weird ‘80s cartoons that adapted gory, adult action films into kid-friendly animated shows, like Rambo or RoboCop. Sadly, while Mighty Doom is fun,

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Horizon Forbidden West’s DLC Is PS5 Exclusive Because Of Clouds

Screenshot: Sony Horizon Forbidden West was cross-gen on release, so it might have been surprising when Sony announced that the story DLC Burning Shores would be a PlayStation 5 exclusive. The publisher finally provided fans with some answers on the PlayStation blog as to why: the last-gen console wouldn’t be able to handle all those

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The 8 Most Controversial Rides In Disney Theme Park History

Photo: Disney Opening Date: 1971 Three generations of children have been traumatized by this ride in Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom in Florida. From 1971-2012, the scariest ride in the park was neither the Haunted Mansion nor Space Mountain. It was this ride, with multiple jump scares and morbid overtones, that took the top prize.

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Long-Lost Atari Game Found After 40 Years Of Searching

As efforts to preserve video game history continue, we still stumble upon things that once seemed lost to time. This includes games dating back to the Atari 2600 days, such as this 44-year-old title made by Atari back in the 70s. The Week In Games: Gold Rings And Ragnarök The game is called Sonar, and

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You’re Missing Out On The Coolest Martial Arts Battle Royale

Battle royales are everywhere. From first-person shooters like Warzone to (now-defunct) third-person spellcasters such as Spellbreak, the genre has overtaken the industry. While battle royales may be ubiquitous, there’s one you probably aren’t playing right now that you totally should. It’s called Naraka: Bladepoint, and it rules. Why The Hot New Redfall Gameplay Trailer Left

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PS5’s VR2 Headset Sales Sound Like They’re Off To A Rough Start

Image: Sony A month after launch, some analysts are already raising a panic about PlayStation VR2 headset sales. Bloomberg reports that the PS5 accessories are projected to have sold less than 300,000 units in the first month, renewing calls to slash the high-end $550 price tag. We Need To Talk About This John-Wick-But-It’s-Cute-Girls Anime Released

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Netflix Scott Pilgrim Anime Will Reunite Entire Movie Cast

Scott earned the power of anime.Photo: Ian West – PA Images (Getty Images) On Thursday, the official Netflix Anime account announced that the cast of the live-action 2010 Scott Pilgrim movie will reprise their roles in the upcoming Scott Pilgrim anime. The Week In Games: High On Witchcraft Read More: Netflix Is Planning On Making

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Rarest Yu-Gi-Oh! Card In The World Will Be Sold After 18 Years

The rarest Yu-Gi-Oh! card in the world will finally be sold this April. Only one copy was ever printed, and it’s been in the hands of one owner since 2005. Now, the owner is finally ready to part ways with it after 18 years. Yu Yu Hakusho’s Justin Cook On Why The Anime Series Still

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