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LG and Sprint haven’t been shy about their plans to launch a 5G smartphone in 2019. Now, though, you might be looking at the device in question. Well-known scoop provider Evan Blass has obtained an image of the V50 ThinQ, a Sprint-bound flagship with…

What’s the best way to milk cash out of the worst blunder in the history of music festivals and internet hype? Make another one! That’s just what seems to be happening now thanks to a tip from none other than Ja Rule, letting the world know that “[The Fyre Festival] is the most iconic festival that never was. I have … Continue reading

Last year Hasbro announced that they would be making a series of Nerf guns based on Fortnite. This isn’t the first time that Hasbro has collaborated with video game developers, as previously they had created some Nerf guns based on Blizzard’s Overwatch franchise. For those who are looking forward to these toys, you’ll be pleased to learn that they will be made available for purchase next month.

There will be eight different Nerf guns that customers will be able to choose from, with prices ranging from as low as $9.99 for the Fortnite Llama Nerf MicroShots Dart-Firing Blaster, and going up to the $49.99 for the Nerf Fortnite AR-L Elite Dart Blaster. While they are mostly foam-based, there will be a couple of options that include Super Soaker options which should make them pretty fun for use this coming summer.

The lineup will be available come 22nd of March, 2019 where they will be available from Hasbro, Amazon, and Walmart. There is no word on whether Hasbro has plans to introduce more Fortnite guns in the future, but for now it seems that there will be about eight models to choose from, but hopefully that lineup will be expanded upon in the future.

Nerf’s Fortnite Guns Will Be Launched Next Month

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Surely you haven’t forgotten about Fyre Festival, the event that scammed models, the rich, and many Bahamian vendors into believing it would be one of the greatest events of the decade—headlined by Blink 182 for god’s sake—before it all came crashing down.

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