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FeaturePoints: Earn Rewards For Trying Free Apps!

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FeaturePoints is an app where you can earn different kinds of rewards by trying free apps. No, there is no catch, it’s as simple as that. That’s all you do is download FeaturePoints to your Android or iPhone/iPad, and start earning points. Once you collect enough points you can go into the rewards and pick what you what. There are paid apps you can get with the points, or gift cards from Amazon, Xbox Live, iTunes, Paypal, Google Play, and many more rewards. You can also earn points by getting your friends to sign up.

Use this code to get free points to start off: JA0486

So what are you waiting for? Start earning cool stuff, you might even find apps you love too! FeaturePoints.

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World of Warcraft Trivial Pursuit

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Blizzard Store and ThinkGeek.com are now selling the World of Warcraft Trivial Pursuit game.

“For the first time ever, Trivial Pursuit partners with massive multiplayer online role-playing game; World of Warcraft. Challenge and test yourself with 600 questions of the world, dungeons, villains, loot and more. An epic adventure awaits all heroes who answer the call!” -Blizzard

WoW trivial pursuitWhat ThinkGeek has to say:

MMORPG Trivia.

Ever wonder what Trivial Pursuit would be like in other lands? In Azeroth, for instance, would they still have questions about US Politics? We don’t think so. They’d have questions about their own history and politics and geography and stuff. Well, like it fell through a dimensional fissure, that’s what we got here: World of Warcraft Trivial Pursuit.

World of Warcraft Trivial Pursuit is all about WoW. Move your custom baby Murloc piece around (following the number on the custom baby Murloc die) and earn yourself some wedges by answering questions correctly (wedges still fit in classic playing pieces, also included). World of Warcraft Trivial Pursuit categories include villains, lore, and loot! Adventure through 600 questions to test who really knows World of Warcraft and who should just go out into the real world and play outside.

World of Warcraft Trivial Pursuit

  • For Ages 12 and up.
  • Trivial Pursuit mashed up with World of Warcraft.
  • Move custom baby Murloc movers – because you can!
  • Categories: Geography, Villains, Encounters, Characters, Lore, and Loot.
  • Includes: Game board, 100 cards (600 questions), custom baby Murloc die, custom baby Murloc playing pieces, usual Trivial Pursuit pieces and wedges, and instructions.
  • Board Dimensions: Trivial Pursuit-sized.

 

You can purchase these at the Blizzard Store and ThinkGeek.com

Warcraft Movie Release Date Set December 18, 2015

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Blizzard Entertainment has announced yesterday, October 1st, in a tweet, the official release date for their movie Warcraft. The film was first announced at E3 back in 2006.

 

The film is being directed by Duncan Jones, and is rumored to feature actor Colin Farrell. Spider-Man director Sam Raimi was at one point involved, though he would later drop out, claiming Blizzard “mismanaged” the film. It is believed to have a budget that exceeds $100 million.

The plot is largely unknown, but there have been past reports that tell us it could have “time travel and alien worlds”. Production on the film will begin in January. Some are excited and others think this is a huge mistake. Guess we will just have to wait and find out.

 

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug – Official Trailer Released [HD]

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Here it is, the official trailer for the second movie in The Hobbit trilogy. The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug is set to release in theaters North America on December 13, 2013. For worldwide release dates, head over here.

Official The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug website.

Did you know, Firefox is not a “Fox” at all

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Red Panda

Fun Fact:

We all know Mozilla’s Firefox browser, and by the name and logo, you would probably assume that it is a Red Fox. However, Firefox is another name for the Red Panda and that’s exactly what Mozilla’s Firefox is! To learn more about the Red Panda check out National Geographic.