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Does One Award Warrant a Game of the Year Edition for Dead Island?
by Chris Pereira
22 May 2012 at 5:19pm

Dead Island is set to be re-released in a Game of the Year Edition package next month, a fact that is the source of some complaints. It's not so much that the game is being bundled with its DLC that is the problem; it's the labeling of the game as Game of the Year, a title which many feel it is not deserving of.

It is completely understandable why a publisher would want a game re-release to be positioned as a "Game of the Year Edition." That title carries with it a certain connotation of quality, that it was among the very best, if not the best, games released during the year it originally came out. Game of the Year Editions are commonly associated with the likes of Morrowind, Oblivion, Fallout 3, Red Dead Redemption, and other critically acclaimed games. There is a certain expectation that a GotY Edition consists of a terrific game and bonus content (be it downloadable content or expansion packs) that early adopters had to pay extra for, with all of this often coming at a sub-$60 price.



What If the Cost of Games Continued to Rise Since the '80s?
by Marty Sliva
22 May 2012 at 5:07pm

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1UP COVER STORY | WEEK OF MAY 21 | WHAT IF?

What If the Cost of Games Continued to Rise Since the '80s? Cover Story: A sad look at a hobby that became too damn expensive.

December 12, 1985

You'll never guess what I got for my birthday! I woke up this morning, walked into the living room, and saw Dad playing Nintendo in front of the TV! He was having trouble with the first level of Mario, so I sat down and helped him jump over the pits until we got to the flagpole at the end. After that, we brought out the Zapper and played Duck Hunt until dinner time. Mom got kinda mad at Dad for buying something so expensive, but he told her that my birthday only comes once a year.



What If the 1993 Video Game Violence Hearings Resulted in Government Censorship?
by 1UP Staff
22 May 2012 at 3:30pm

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1UP COVER STORY | WEEK OF MAY 21 | WHAT IF?

What If the 1993 Video Game Violence Hearings Resulted in Government Censorship? Cover Story: Peer into a dark and twisted present we'll (thankfully) never know.

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n late 1993, state senators and certified oldsters Joseph Lieberman and Herb Khol got a whiff of this whole "video games" thing and decided to use their unholy powers to investigate the issue. While our friends in Germany and Australia often find amazing games banned outright or plagued with hilariously conspicuous censorship, we Americans escaped with a barely perceptible slap on the wrists thanks to the efforts of testifying industry vets who actually knew the subject at hand. But one can only wonder what the '90s gaming landscape (and beyond) would have looked like if the iron fist of government oppression punched the living daylights out of our beloved hobby...



Book Review: Exploring Video Gaming's Near-Death with "1983"
by Jeremy Parish
22 May 2012 at 2:18pm

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1UP COVER STORY | WEEK OF MAY 21 | WHAT IF?

Book Review: Exploring Video Gaming's Near-Death with "1983" Cover Story: Thirty years ago, video games almost died. We examine the possibilities.

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ith his latest book, 1983, game journalist and historian Chris Kohler has chosen to take a slightly different tack then he employed for his massive treatise Power Up: How America Gave Video Games an Extra Life a few years back. Rather than approaching the topic of video games from a wide-ranging, all-inclusive perspective, Kohler instead drills down here into a single crucial moment in time for the young medium: The near-crash of the industry in year 1983.

Despite the Orwellian overtones of the title Kohler has selected for his work, there's nothing ominous about the story contained herein -- perhaps, except, the idea that video gaming could have been snuffed out entirely a mere decade after Pong's debut. A combination of gold-rush greed, incompetence, and '80s corporate culture nearly suffocated the fledging entertainment medium just as it was hitting its stride. The Warner corporation's eagerness to cash in on their purchase of Atari, combined with the influx of low-quality, externally developed 2600 games after Activision broke away to become the first third-party developer, nearly buried the industry beneath a deluge of self-cannibalizing mediocrity.



Breaking the Illusion: Not Playing by the Rules
by Chris Pereira
21 May 2012 at 7:07pm

I like to play games in what I imagine is an unusual manner, or at least I thought this to be the case until 1UP members revealed they share some of my habits. One of these things, my propensity for systematically exploring an area before moving on, has reared its head in particularly noticeable fashion as I make my way through Max Payne 3. Playing in this way was clearly something the game's designers accounted for, as evidenced by the collectables scattered throughout, and yet it feels almost as if I'm being punished for deciding to be a completionist.

My process for approaching each area in Max Payne 3 follows the same pattern, only being altered if I'm low on health and out of painkillers (health packs in Max Payne's world). I kill everyone and then proceed to sweep over the entire room, seeking out any hidden spots or areas which do not appear to lead to the next area. As I make my way from one combat area to the next, I'm mindful of my surroundings and am sure to double back to check behind staircases and to see which doors can be opened. I do this all while searching for golden gun components, painkillers, and clues which can be examined. The latter can fill in the backstory but is hardly needed to get the gist of the narrative. I'm able to comfortably do this because there is no ticking clock, even if what Max is doing at any given time suggests there should be, and because enemies come in limited numbers and only in certain areas.



What If?: Gaming's Alternate Realities
by 1UP Staff
21 May 2012 at 6:27pm

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1UP COVER STORY | WEEK OF MAY 21 | WHAT IF?

What If?: Gaming's Alternate Realities 1UP explores what might have happened had video game history gone differently.

People love to look back at the past and ask, "What if things had gone differently?" Navel-gazing at history spans cultures and races. Whether it's author Harry Turtledove making a fortune by contemplating how differently the American Civil War would have gone if someone had time-traveled to give the Confederate Army machine guns, or the manga Konpeki No Kantai in which the Japanese navy beats up America in World War II before teaming up to kill Hitler, second-guessing ourselves seems to be human nature.

Maybe it's the competitive nature of the medium, but video gamers seem especially fond of revisiting the past and wondering about alternate outcomes. As the Three Fates in the image above suggest, games have woven a rich and complex tapestry in their mere half-century of existence -- a tapestry whose design and nature could have changed radically had things turned out differently.



What If Video Games Never Came Home?
by 1UP Staff
21 May 2012 at 6:25pm

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1UP COVER STORY | WEEK OF MAY 21 | WHAT IF?

What if Video Games Never Came Home? Cover Story: A chilling glimpse into a world where the arcade still rules supreme.

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UP's cover story this week revolves around the question, "What if?" In keeping with that theme, we'd like to offer this glimpse into one of many alternate realities of video gaming: A world where video games never came home. A world where the arcade still dominates gaming. How would a site like 1UP be different in such a place? We talk to our mirror universe counterparts about the state of gaming and their thoughts on the medium.




What If Third-Party Development Didn't Exist?
by Nadia Oxford
21 May 2012 at 6:24pm

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1UP COVER STORY | WEEK OF MAY 21 | WHAT IF?

What If Third-Party Development Didn't Exist? Cover Story: How Activision's 1982 win in court changed the industry.

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et's be honest, when we think about Activision-Blizzard as a company, at least a few of us get a mental image of a dark overlord with hooked fingers looming over a burning landscape. This image is usually accompanied by a deep-voiced demand for sacrificial virgins. Given Activision-Blizzard's status as The Biggest Thing That Has Ever Existed in Gaming, it's easy to forget that prehistoric Activision fought for the right to develop third-party games on the Atari 2600 -- a battle that it eventually won in court.

Activision's victory essentially made it possible for third-party game designers to ply their trade on home game consoles.

Activision's drive for justice wasn't exclusively about being paid its deserved royalties, either. During the 2600 era, Atari had a nasty habit of not crediting its game developers (or even letting developers bring attention to themselves, which convinced Adventure developer Warren Robinett to bury his name in the game, possibly creating the first digital Easter Egg). When Activision won the right to make its own games for the 2600 in 1982, credit was no longer a problem.



What If Square Never Left Nintendo?
by 1UP Staff
21 May 2012 at 6:22pm

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1UP COVER STORY | WEEK OF MAY 21 | WHAT IF?

What If Square Never Left Nintendo? Cover Story: We look at how the RPG powerhouse would've fared without the PlayStation.

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or RPG fans of the early 1990s, Square practically had their own branch on the Nintendo family tree. This held especially true on the Super NES, where Square came into its own with Final Fantasy IV and VI, Secret of Mana, Chrono Trigger, and wealth of Japan-only releases that loomed just out of reach for Americans. By the end of 1995, the union seemed solid. Nintendo's long-awaited Nintendo 64 system was on its way, and would be home to Square's next Final Fantasy.

There seemed no reason to worry until the spring of 1996, when those same RPG fans opened game magazines and learned that Final Fantasy VII wouldn't release in the form of a Nintendo 64 cartridge. It was now headed for the Sony PlayStation, as with every other game Square planned to make for the latest generation of consoles. By the end of the year, Square sewed up a publishing agreement with Sony, and their first PlayStation release, the fighter Tobal No. 1, sat on store shelves. It came as quite a surprise to players who'd effectively grown up with RPGs on Nintendo systems.

Final Fantasy VII didn't just amount to a critical PlayStation success; it was also instrumental in establishing the Japanese RPG in North America's mainstream game industry.



What If Steam Hadn't Recovered From Its Shaky Launch?
by 1UP Staff
21 May 2012 at 6:21pm

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1UP COVER STORY | WEEK OF MAY 21 | WHAT IF?

What If Steam Hadn't Recovered From Its Shaky Launch? Cover Story: Without Steam in a central role, the last decade of PC gaming would have been remarkably different.

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hen Steam first appeared in 2002, its success was far from a sure thing. Bugs and network problems outnumbered the available games on Valve's digital distribution platform by a wide margin. Users who disliked having to launch an extra application before playing their games doubted the necessity of the program itself. It took years for Steam's library to grow, for Valve to smooth over the rough spots, and for the public to embrace the concept of digital distribution. Today, Steam is synonymous with PC gaming, putting Valve in a unique position from which they can influence the industry in a number of ways.

What if the initial stumble had resulted in a full-on faceplant? How far would the ripples of that failure have spread? I don't claim to know exactly how things would have played out differently, but a lifetime of regret and PC gaming -- which occasionally go hand in hand -- has sharpened my hindsight enough to make a few educated guesses.



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Sneak Preview Walmart Black Friday Sales

Black Friday is early this year at Walmart, as many of these deals actually start on Thanksgiving day at 10pm and many of the best items could be sold out long before Friday as the quantities are limited.

With Barbie and Disney princess dolls for only $5.00 and towels for $1.28, you can get everything for anyone on your Christmas list for less than half price, and have plenty of money left over for the best deals on electronics this entire year.

Laptops start at $200, HDTVs for under $90 and under $500 for 51" widescreen, Blu-ray players for under $80, Blu-ray movies for $5. There are deals for every person in your family.

For the crafty mom or grandma, the Cricut Imgaine w/ 2 Bonus Cartridges is only $187.00

For your budding baby musician, Fisher Price Laugh and Learn Baby Grand Piano is $25.00 For men or women, Timex watches are only are $10.97.

For the teen on your list, an amazing deal on the Xbox 360 4GB Console with Kinect PLUS Free $50 Gift Card for just $199.96

Last year I was able to get the Bounce Pro 14' Trampoline with Enclosure for around $158.00 and its back this year at the same price. This is an excellent quality trampoline and highly recommended.

Even kids's bikes starting at under $30 that are normally twice that price.

If you have as little as $100.00 to spend on a family of four, you'll be able to get special, exciting gifts for them with many toys and gadgets starting under $5 and DVDS under $2.

Current list of the absolute best deals below:

Hottest Electronics: HP AMD Dual-Core 15.6" Laptop w/ 3GB, 320GB - $248.00

HP AMD Dual-Core 17.3" Laptop w/ 4GB, 500GB - $388.00

HP AMD Dual-Core Desktop w/ 19" LCD Monitor - $298.00

LG High Definition Blu-ray Disc Player - $49.00

Compaq Presario AMD Dual-Core 15.6" Laptop w/ 2GB, 250GB - $198.00

Emerson 32" Widescreen 720p LCD HDTV - $188.00

Emerson 40" Widescreen 1080p LCD HDTV - $248.00

Xbox 360 4GB Console with Kinect & Free $50 Gift Card - $199.96

Samsung 32" Widescreen 720p HDTV - $278.00

Samsung 40" Widescreen 1080p LCD HDTV - $428.00

Samsung 43" Widescreen 720p Plasma HDTV - $398.00

Samsung 46" Widescreen 1080p LCD HDTV - $598.00

Samsung 51" Widescreen 720p Plasma HDTV - $498.00

Samsung Audio Bar w/ 3D Audio-Depth Technology - $98.00

Samsung Galaxy Prevail Cell Phone for Boost Mobile - $69.00

Samsung Rugged HD Camcorder w/ 4GB microSD Card - $99.00

Samsung Smart Blu-Ray Home Theater System - $198.00

Sony Connected Blu-ray Player w/ Netflix & More - $79.00

Sony Cyber-shot H70 16MP Digital Camera w/ 10x Zoom - $129.00

Sony Cyber-shot W570 16MP Digital Camera w/ 5x Zoom - $99.00

Sony Speaker Dock for iPod and iPhone - $49.00

Apple iPod Touch 8GB (White or Black) - $195.00

Blu-ray Movies $5.00 - $10.00

Board Games $3.88 - $6.88

DVD Movies $1.96 - $9.00

DVD Movies

TV DVD Sets $10.00

Vtech Toys (Tote 'n Go Laptop & More) - $10.00

Wii, Xbox, PS3 Games $10.00 - $15.00 - $28.00 The rest of the amazing deals:

Acer Aspire Core i5 17.3" Laptop w/ 4GB, 640GB - $498.00

Activity Chair and Table Set (Thomas, Cars, Princess, Dora) - $20.00

Adventure Hut with Bonus Tunnels (Princess, Cars, Toy Story) - $20.00

Air Hog Radio Controlled Razor - $20.00

Airblown 8' Inflatable Santa - $20.00

Airblown 8' Inflatable Snowman - $20.00

Airzone Pop Stick Pogo Stick - $12.00

Amazon Kindle eBook Reader - $79.00

Amazon Kindle Fire Android Tablet - $199.00

Disney 4'x4' Character Play Mat - $12.00

Disney Cars 2 Blu-Ray - $16.96

Disney Cars 2 DVD - $12.96

Disney Cars Power Wheels Lightning McQueen Ride-on - $199.00

Disney Chair or Rocker - $18.00

Disney Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides Blu-Ray - $16.96

Disney Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides DVD - $12.96

Disney Princess Ariel Magical Talking Saloon - $50.00

Disney Princess Fashion Doll - $5.00

Disney Storybooks (Titles) - $5.00

Disney The Lion King Blu-Ray - $16.96

Disney The Lion King DVD - $12.96

Baby Alive Sip and Slurp Doll - $10.00

Barbie Princess Doll - $5.00

Barbie Skipper Doll - $5.00

Belkin Apple iPad Folio Cover - $15.00

Bissell 3-in-1 Vacuum Cleaner - $8.54

Bissell Power Force Bagless Vacuum - $36.00

Black & Decker 10-Speed Blender - $9.44

Black & Decker 12-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker - $9.44

Black & Decker 20V Li-Ion Drill w/ Bonus Accessories & Case - $60.00

Black & Decker Electric Griddle - $9.44

Black & Decker Triple Slow Cooker - $18.92

Bounce Pro 14' Trampoline with Enclosure - $158.00

Boy or Girl Dress Up Tent - $20.00

Boys or Girls 2-Piece Character Sleep Set - $4.47

Boys' Character Hoodies - $4.97

Boys' Character Short-Sleeved Tee - $2.97

Boys' Hanes Boxer Briefs, Socks or Crew Tees - $3.97

Boys' Hanes Long-Sleeve Tees - $2.97

Boys' Wrangler Five-Star Jeans - $7.97

Bratz Dolls (Selected Styles) - $5.00

Brother Limited Edition Project Runway 20-Stitch Sewing Machine - $49.97

Build-A-Bear 10" Make & Play Bear - $9.97

Buzz Bee Toys Belt Blaster - $10.00

C7 LED Light Set, Multicolor or Clear - $5.98

Canon EOS Rebel T3 DSLR Camera w/ Bag, 4GB SD Card - $479.00

Canopy 600 Thread Count Sateen Sheet Set - $19.96

Case Logic Camera Case or 4GB SD Card - $5.00

Celestron PowerScope 70mm Telescope - $39.97

Champion Sporting Clays Skeet & Trap Targets - $4.87

Character 4-Piece Bed Set (Spiderman, Toy Story, Minnie, Mickey, Barbie, Cars) - $24.88

Character Slumber Tote (Spiderman, Cars, Princess, Fairies, Dora, Spongebob) - $14.88

Cisco Valet Wireless-N Router - $25.00

Cloud 9 Memory Foam Bath Rug - $6.97

Collage Frame (Styles) - $6.96

Complete 15-Piece Frame Set - $12.96

Connections from Hallmark Holiday Pendant - $8.97

Cool Fusion 2" Memory Foam Topper (Full, Queen, King) - $28.88

Cool Fusion Bed Pillow - $4.88

Cotton Bath Towel - $1.28

Cra-Z-Art 165-Piece Creative Art Studio Tub - $8.00

Cra-Z-Art 200-Piece Ultimate 5-in-1 Activity Easel - $8.00

Crayola Cars 2 Glow Board - $15.00

Crayola Color Wonder Sound Studio - $15.00

Crayola Glow Dome - $15.00

Cricut Imgaine w/ 2 Bonus Cartridges - $187.00

Crock Pot 6-Quart Slow Cooker - $9.44

Crosscut 8-Sheet Shredder - $19.97

Daler-Rowney Deluxe Artist Studio Set w/ Easel - $19.97

Eureka Power Mite Canister Vacuum - $25.00

Faux Fur 2-Piece Pillow and Throw Set - $8.88

First Act 3D Digital Drums - $30.00

Fisher Price Dance and Twirl Palace - $20.00

Fisher Price Laugh and Learn Baby Grand Piano - $25.00

Fisher Price Little People Pop and Surprise Train - $20.00

Fisher Price Thomas and Friends Zip-line Bridge - $20.00

Fujifilm FinePix S3280 14MP Digital Camera w/ 24x Zoom - $159.00

Fur Real Friends Kitty Cat - $20.00

GE 7.0 Cubic Foot Chest Freezer - $159.00

Gerber Bear Grylls Ultimate Fixed-Blade Knife - $38.00

Girls' Character Hoodies - $4.97

Girls' Character Short-Sleeved Tee - $2.97

Girls' Hanes Camis, Socks or Underwear - $3.97

Girls' Hanes Long-Sleeve Tees - $2.97

Girls' L.e.i. Jeans (Sizes 4-16) - $7.97

Glitter Stocking - $5.00

Glitter Tree Bows - $5.00

Glitter Tree Skirt - $10.00

Hamilton Beach 6-Speed Hand/Stand Mixer - $18.92

Harper Hand Truck w/ 600-lb. Capacity - $35.00

Harrison 5' Pre-Lit Tree w/ 150 Lights & 276 Tips, Multicolor or Clear - $20.00

Hinged Storage Bin - $29.00

Hot Wheels Classic 8-Piece Set - $5.00

Hot Wheels Criss Cross Crash Track Set - $20.00

HP Deskjet 1051 All-in-One Color Printer - $19.00

HP Deskjet 3051A 3-in-1 Wireless Printer - $39.00 Huffy 24" or 26" Cransbrooks Cruiser Bike - $69.00

Variety of 2-Piece Candle Gift Sets - $4.96

Velvet Poinsettia - $5.00

Vizio 42" 1080p 240Hz 3D LED Wi-Fi HDTV - $598.00

Vtech Pocket Learning System - $20.00

Vtech Tote and Go Laptop - $10.00

iLive 27" Sound Bar Speaker w/ Built-in Subwoofer - $49.00

Incipio iPad 2 Essentials Kit - $15.00

Infant / Toddlers 2-Piece Character Sleepwear - $4.47

Infant / Toddlers Boys' Character Fleece Tops - $4.97

Infant / Toddlers Character Blanket Sleeper - $4.47

Infant / Toddlers Girl's Character Fleece Tops - $4.97

Jeep 6-Piece Travel Luggage Set - $29.00

Juniors' Fresh by Fruit of the Loom Cami & Boyleg Set - $5.47

Juniors' Graphic Thermal Tee - $4.97

Juniors' L.e.i. Bootcut or Missy Riders Relaxed Jeans - $9.97

JVC HD Camcorder w/ 40x Zoom & 2.7" LCD - $129.00

Kodak 2150SE 4-in-1 Wireless Printer with Bonus Ink - $69.00

Kodak C1450 14MP 5x Zoom Digital Camera - $49.00

Leapfrog Tag Reader - $20.00

Lego 1, 600-Piece Construction Set - $30.00

Lego Duplo 200-Piece Construction Set - $30.00

LG 47" 1080p 3D LED HDTV w/ 3D Blu-ray Player - $799.00

LG 55" 1080p Widescreen LED HDTV - $898.00

LG Wi-Fi-Connected Blu-ray Disc Player - $89.00

Lifetime Portable Adjustable Basketball System - $69.00

Logitech Laptop Sleeve & Mouse Kit - $18.00

Magellan 4.3" RoadMate GPS w/ One-Time Map Update - $69.00

Mens Mossy Oak or RealTree Hoodie - $12.50

Men's Character Hat or Tee - $4.37

Men's Fruit of the Loom Fleece Crew or Pants - $4.37

Men's Hanes Flannel or Graphic Fleece Sleep Pants - $5.97

Men's Hanes Underwear Bonus Pack - $4.97

Men's NCAA Team Crew Fleece (Teams Vary) - $9.97

Men's Signature by Levi Strauss Thermal Crew - $7.97

Men's Timex Watch (Styles) - $10.97

Men's Wrangler Five Star Regular or Relaxed Fit Jeans - $9.97

Mickey or Minnie Mouse 6-Volt Ride-Ons - $66.00

Microfiber Sheet Set - $6.88

Miniature Light Set on Spool 180-Count - $19.98

Missy Character Plush Fleece Hoodie - $9.97

Mongoose 26" XR 75 Bike - $99.00

Monster 6" HDMI Cable - $10.00

Monster High Doll - $10.00

Womens Bangle Watch - $5.00

Womens Character Fleece Sleep Pants - $5.97

Womens Crochet Clog Slippers - $3.47

Womens Danskin Now Quarter-Zip Microfleece Pullover - $4.97

Womens DF by Dearfoams Slippers - $3.47

Womens Faded Glory Fleece Sleep Pants - $4.47

Womens Hanes Socks Bonus Packs - $4.97

Womens Hanes Zip Hoodie - $6.97

Womens Isotoner Sherpa Clog Slippers - $3.47

Womens Knit Critter Head Socks - $3.47

Womens Sensations by Isotoner City Suede Gloves - $6.97

Womens Timex Watch - $10.97

New Bright Radio Controlled Vehicle - $5.00

New Bright Radio Controlled Vehicles (Ram, Corvette, Mustang) - $20.00

Next 12" Boys Cobra or Girls Buttercup Bike - $29.00

Next 16" Girls Buttercup or Boys Cobra Bike - $35.00

Next 20" Boys' Cobra or Girls' Buttercup Bike - $39.00

Next 26" Mens or Womens Parowan Bike - $49.00

Nikon D3100 Digital SLR Camera Value Bundle - $799.90

Ninja Frozen Treat & Drink Maker - $18.92

Nintendo Selects Greatest Hits Games for Wii - $19.96

Nintendo Wii Limited Edition Blue Console - $99.96

Nonstick 2-Slice Waffle Maker - $2.84

Rawlings Youth or Adult Sized Football - $4.75

Razor Power Wing - $49.00

Razor Ripster Caster Board - $27.00

Razor Sole Skate - $12.00

RCA Wi-Fi Streaming Media Player - $39.00

Really Cool Convertible 12-Volt Ride-On - $99.00

Remington 770 CF Rifle w/ Scope - $275.00

Reversible 7-Piece Comforter Set - $34.96

Rival Mini Chopper w/ 1-Touch Operation - $2.84

Rossi Youth .410*.22LR Matched Pair Shotgun w/ Carrying Case & Strap - $129.00

Rubbermaid 26-Piece Take-Alongs Storage Set - $6.88

Rubbermaid 30-Piece Easy-Find Lids Storage Set - $6.88

Ruger Air Hawk Pellet Rifle - $78.00

Office Chair with Tilt & Adjustable Height - $36.00

Onn Wireless Mouse with Nano Receiver - $8.00

Paper Jams Guitar - $7.00

Paula Deen 20-Piece Cookware Set (Red or Aqua) - $86.44

Perfect Fitness Perfect Situp Exercise System - $44.77

Phantom P10 Semi-Automatic BB Pistol - $20.00

Philips 4GB MP3 Player (Choice of Color) - $19.88

Philips Wi-Fi Blu-ray Home Theater - $178.00

Plano Gun Guard 36" Case - $30.00

Play Doh Fun Factory Mega Set - $10.00

PlayStation 3 160GB Console with Bonus - $199.96

PlayStation 3 Translucent Blue Controller - $54.96

Playstation Portable PSP-3000 Core Pack System - $99.96

Plush Character Backpacks - $7.97

Portable Speakers (Choice of Colors) - $7.00

Power Wheels Jeep Wrangler or Barbie Jeep 6-Volt Ride-On - $99.00

PSP Two Games Dual Pack - $14.96

Pulse Electric Scooter - $69.00

Pyrex 20-Piece Bake 'n Store Set - $19.47

SanDisk 4GB MicroSD Memory Card w/ Adapter - $5.00

SanDisk 4GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive (Red or Black) - $5.00

Sansui 19" Widescreen 720p HDTV - $98.00

ScentSationals Wax Warmer with Bonus Fragrance Cubes - $8.96

Seagate 640GB USB Portable Hard Drive - $54.00

Leapfrog Tag Reader Software - $8.00

Music CD Titles - $6.96

Sentry Safe Waterproof Fire Chest - $19.97

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