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This Week:

Destiny: Rise of Iron officially announced.

Lego: Dimensions gets a bunch of new updates.

Injustice 2 gets announced.

Street Fighter V DLC and story mode details revealed.

Shane was always an obnoxious person. Check him out at the Halo 3 launch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUnvb0wejfY

Watch Dogs 2 announced.

Kingdom Hearts 2.8 trailer released.

Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age announced.

Final Fantasy World looks better and better.

Horizon: Zero Dawn newest trailer looks gorgeous.

Final Fantasy: XIII Lighting Returns.

King of Fighters: Sky Stage.

DJ Hero 2.

Darksouls 3.

Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Rising.

Mission Objective:

“What is your DREAM E3 reveal?”

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It was in April 2003 when we first got a dose of Rooster Teeth’s Red vs. Blue. It’s hard to believe it’s been so long and it’s been an amazing run so far. Red vs. Blue X helps commemorate the awesomeness that is Red vs. Blue in this 14-disc set that packs over 18 hours of footage and remastered 5.1 surround sound. Just take a look at it for yourself!

I’ll reserve any comments I have about the actual episodes and story of the Red vs. Blue saga, mainly because we all know how awesome it is already, and instead will focus on the presentation and packaging of the set. Firstly, the packaging:

The box folds out twice revealing the majority of the discs. The others are located on the other side of the second fold. Each disc is securely in place and owners won’t have to worry about any disc slipping out and developing scratches over time.

If you haven’t seen a Red vs Blue Menu yet, know that they are just as humorous as the show itself.  The 14-Disc DVD Pack is amazing, and Blu-Ray makes it that much better. Special features include a collectible booklet, miniseries, interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage that totals an additional eight hours to runtime. Rooster Teeth couldn’t have picked a better time to release this box set. I can see it now: Thanksgiving hangover accompanied by a flashback to start of the Blood Gulch Chronicles. Bliss.

If you’re thinking about buying this set and are a fan of Red vs. Blue and Halo, you should make the purchase. Even if you were once a fan and fell off the wagon, use this opportunity to catch up, because honestly, there’s no better way to watch these episodes than on your HDTV. And if you don’t have an HDTV, the Holiday Season is upon us and it’s 2012.

Red vs. Blue X – DVD

Red vs Blue X – Blu-Ray