The 15-Film Godzilla Blu-ray Collection Is at Its Lowest Price Ever

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If you held off ordering the 15-film Godzilla: Showa Era Special Edition from Criterion Collection, your patience has been rewarded, as Amazon just dropped the price to its lowest point, ever, at just $112.49. If you're a kaiju fan, this collection is a must.

• Godzilla: The Showa Era Collection - $112.99 at Amazon
  
  

The collection of the first 15 Godzilla movies is in a special "lavishly illustrated deluxe hardcover book" and contains all 15 movies on Blu-ray, as well as a mountain of special features.

Here's what you get:

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Yes, Blizzard is Still Working on Diablo Immortal

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Last year's BlizzCon 2018 was met with fan outrage over the announcement of Diablo Immortal, a mobile iteration of the popular Action RPG franchise that was announced when fans wished for a proper mainline entry.

Thankfully, with today's Diablo 4 announcement, fans can finally rest easy. That does not mean, however, that Diablo Immortal has been cancelled.

In a blog post published earlier today, Blizzard gave fans an update on the status of the mobile Diablo, making it clear that it wants "it to include all the things you know and love about Diablo: multitudes of monsters to slay, troves of loot to collect and customize, and powerful classes to play with friends or on your own."

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Don't Expect Diablo 4 Too Soon

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Following the long-awaited reveal of Diablo 4, Blizzard has given fans a few more details about the upcoming game, including that the wait for this next entry in the franchise that began in 1996 may be a long one.

During BlizzCon's Diablo IV: Unveiled panel, game director Luis Barriga made sure to set expectations following Diablo 4's cinematic and gameplay reveal.

"A game of this scope takes time," Barriga said. "This is a very, very early first step. We're not coming out soon... not even Blizzard soon."

Diablo 4's Newest Features - Customization, Mounts, and More

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Trump and the US military: Friends or foe?

https://ift.tt/eA8V8J https://ift.tt/2JWFMVV What does the death of the IS leader and withdrawal of troops from Syria show about relations?

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Rugby World Cup final: Five things fans shouldn't do while in Japan

https://ift.tt/eA8V8J https://ift.tt/2N638dy Here are some tips for fans and tourists to avoid a cultural upset on Rugby World Cup final day.

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Operation Okra

Operation Okra.
McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet fighter aircraft have flown in Australian service since 1984. In 1981, 75 "A" and "B" variants of the F/A-18 were purchased for the Royal Australian Air Force to replace Dassault Mirage III fighters. Hornets were part of the Australian contribution to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, flying patrols and close air support sorties to assist coalition ground forces. They provided security for the American air base at Diego Garcia in late 2001 and early 2002, in addition to their domestic protection duties. Between 2015 and 2017 Hornets were deployed to the Middle East and struck Islamic State targets as part of Operation Okra. Hornets are now at risk of being outclassed by other fighters and air-defence systems, and will leave Australian service entirely in the early 2020s. Four Hornets have been destroyed in flying accidents, two were transferred to Canada in 2019 and several others have been retired.

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Blizzcon Protesters Share Why They’re Fighting For Free Speech at Blizzard’s Big Event (edited)

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To be a fan of Blizzard Entertainment is to be part of a family, or so the company hopes. At the annual fan event, Blizzcon, the opening keynote is usually ended with the phrase, “Welcome home,” signifying the close relationship between the developers of popular games like World of Warcraft, Overwatch, and Diablo, and their players.

In 2019 that relationship was tested. In October, Blizzard punished Hong Kong Hearthstone pro Ng Wai “Blitzchung” Chung for publicly supporting the Hong Kong protests during an official Blizzard livestream.

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