We are giving away Tom Clancy’s The Division for Xbox one! Just a heads up, we will be giving a lot of gaming stuff away. For Xbox, Playstation, Nintendo, PC, Mobile & retro. Here is our 1st giveaway! Share with your friends and family.
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Giveaway! Tom Clancy’s The Division
Have You Seen the New Xbox Backwards Compatibility List
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Happy Father’s Day
Happy Father’s Day Jesus Almighty! Thank You for being the best Father ever. Taking of my needs, encouraging me, giving me strength when I am weak. Delivering me from evil and breaking free my chains of bondage of sin. I love You Jesus!
Black Friday 2016 for Gamers












Fry’s Electronics



The hottest pre-Black Friday deals right now
HDTVs
LG 55-inch 4K Smart OLED TV (2016 model): $1,997, Amazon (save $2,003)
LG 55-inch 4K LED TV (2016 model): $997, Amazon (save $803)
LG 55-inch 4K Smart LED TV (2016 model): $500, Newegg, (save $250)
LG 43-inch 4K Smart LED TV: $300, Newegg (save $147)
Samsung 50-inch Full HD Smart LED TV: $427, Walmart (save $773)
Samsung 49-inch 6500 series curved 4K Smart LED TV: $547, Walmart (save $553)
Samsung 65-inch curved 4K Smart LED TV: $1,598, Amazon (save $400)
Samsung 54.6-inch curved 4K Smart LED TV: $700, Best Buy (save $300)
Samsung 54.6-inch curved 4K Smart LED HDR TV: $1,000, Best Buy (save $400)
Sceptre 50-inch Full HD LED TV: $280, Walmart (save $220)
Vizio 65-inch 4K Smart LED TV: $848, Walmart (save $450)
Samsung 55-inch 4K Smart LED TV: £999, Currys (save £400)
Vizio 32-inch LED HDTV: $130, Dell (save $40)
Samsung 40-inch LED Smart HDTV: $280, Dell (save $370)
Samsung 55-inch curved 4K TV: $700, Dell (save $800)
Vizio 60-inch 4K TV M60-D1: $900, Dell (save $350)
LG Signature 55-inch 4K OLED + LG Blu-ray: $2,000, Dell (save $2,060)
Monitors
Asus PB Series 27-inch PB278Q 2560×1440: $380, Newegg (save $120)
Dell 22 (S2216H): $120, Dell (save $80)
Dell 23 (S2316H): $140, Dell (save $80)
Dell 24 (S2415H): $160, Dell (save $100
Dell Ultrasharp 24 InfinityEdge (U2417H): $250, Dell (save $100)
Dell 28 4K (S2817Q): $400, Dell (save $200)
Dell Ultrasharp 27 InfinityEdge (U2717D): $490, Dell (save $230)
Dell 27 Gaming (S2716DG): $500, Dell (save $300)
Laptops/Tablets/2-in-1
Apple 9.7-inch iPad Pro Wi-Fi 32GB: $500, Best Buy (save $100)
Apple iPad Air 2 Wi-Fi 128GB: $475, Walmart (save $124)
MSI 17.3-inch GE72VR Apache Pro-023 GTX 1060: $1,339, Newegg (save $220)
Lenovo 15.6-inch 700 Core i7-6700HQ GTX 950M: $769, Newegg (save $230)
MSI 17.3-inch GL72 6QD-001 Core i5-6300HQ GTX 950M: $730, Best Buy (save $120)
MSI 17.3-inch GE72 Apache Pro-070 Core i7-6700HQ GTX 970M: $1,300, Best Buy(save $200)
MSI 17.3-inch GS73VR Core i7-6700HQ GTX 1060: $1,700, Best Buy (save $100)
MSI 17.3-inch Core i7-6700HQ GTX 1060 G-Sync: $1,450, Best Buy (save $150)
MSI 15.6-inch Core i7-6700HQ GTX 970M: $1,200, Best Buy (save $200)
MSI 15.6-inch Core i7-6700HQ GTX 1060: $1,350, Best Buy (save $100)
Lenovo 15.6-inch 700 Core i7-6700HQ GTX 950M: $770, Newegg (save $230)
HP Desktop PC ProDesk 600 G1: $280, Newegg (save $120)
MSI Leopard Pro 15.6-inch Core i5 6300HQ GTX 960M: £750, Amazon (save £150)
Dell Alienware 13 Core i7-6500U 8GB GTX 960M: $1,000, Dell (save $300)
Dell Alienware 13 Core i7-6500U 16GB GTX 960M: $1,100, Dell (save $350)
Dell Alienware 17 Core i7-6700HQ GTX 970M: $1,450, Dell (save $550)
Dell Alienware 15 Touch Core i7-6700HQ GTX 970M: $1,000, Dell (save $600)
Dell Alienware 17 Core i7-6700HQ 256GB SSD GTX 970M: $1,550, Dell (save $550)
Dell Alienware 17 Core i7-6700HQ GTX 1060: $1,500, Dell (save $250)
Desktops
ABS Vortex-A Core i7-6700K GTX 1070: $1,330, Newegg (save $270)
Zotac Zbox C Series (ZBOX-CI323NANO-U): $125, Amazon (save $25)
Zotac Zbox Magnus EN980 (ZBOX-EN980-U): $1,169, Amazon (save $431)
Zotac NEN Steam Machine (ZBOX-SN970-P-U): $791, Amazon (save $188)
Dell Inspiron Desktop Gamer Edition FX-8800P R9 360: $600, Dell (save $200)
Dell Inspiron Desktop Gamer Edition Core i7-6700 R9 360: $750, Dell (save $300)
Dell Inspiron 24 5000 Touch AIO Core i3-6100T 1TB HDD: $599, Dell (save $181)
iBuyPower AM460FX AMD FX-4300 Radeon RX 460: $630, Amazon (save $20)
iBuyPower AM500G Core i7-6700 GTX 1060: $1,029, Amazon (save $20)
iBuyPower AM700-SL Core i7-6700K GTX 1060: $1,189, Amazon (save $210)
Dell Alienware Alpha Core i7-6700T GTX 960 256GB/1TB: $950, Dell (save $300)
Dell Alienware Aurora Core i5-6400 GTX 1070 256GB/1TB: $1,300, Dell (save $279)
Dell Alienware Aurora Core i7-6700 GTX 1070 256GB/1TB: $1,400, Dell (save $400)
Dell Alienware Area-51 Core i7-6800K GTX 1070 2TB HDD: $2,000, Dell (save $319)
Dell Alienware Area-51 Core i7-6850K GTX 1080 256GB/4TB: $3,000, Dell (save $569)
Motherboards
ASRock Fatal1ty Z170 Professional Gaming: $140 (after $30 MIR), Newegg (save $80)
Asus H110M-A/M.2: $49 (after $10 rebate card), Newegg (save $14)
Asus Z170 Pro Gaming: $130, Newegg (save $25)
Asus Z170 Pro Gaming/Aura: $141, Newegg (save $25)
Biostar TA970 AM3+: $40 (after $10 MIR), Newegg (save $30)
Power Supplies
Rosewill Photon 1200W: $150, Newegg (save $70)
Corsair CX650M 650W 80 Plus Bronze: $65, Newegg (save $25)
EVGA Supernova 650W 80 Plus Gold: $70, Newegg (save $30)
EVGA 430W 80 Plus (100-W1-0430-KR): $10 (after $20 MIR), Newegg (save $25)
Graphics Cards
Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1060 Windforce OC 6GB: $230 (after $15 MIR), Newegg, (save $30)
Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1070 8GB: $380, Newegg (save $20)
MSI GeForce GTX 1080 Armor 8G OC: $580 (after $20 MIR), Newegg), (save $50)
MSI GeForce GTX 1070 Gaming 8G 8GB: $386 (after $20 MIR), Newegg, (save $64)
PNY GeForce GTX 1060 6GB: $220 (after $20 MIR), Newegg (save $30)
MSI Radeon R7 240 2GB: $35, Newegg (save $15)
MSI GeForce GTX 1080 Gaming 8G 8GB: $634 (after $20 MIR), Newegg (save $86)
Powercolor Red Devil Radeon RX 480 8GB: $230, Newegg (save $30)
XFX Radeon RS RX 480 8GB: $210 (after $20 MIR), Newegg (save $50)
Peripherals/Accessories
Vertagear Racing Series P-Line PL6000 Racing Chair: $300, Newegg (save $300)
BestChair OC-H12 ergonomic mesh chair: $39, Newegg (save $60)
Corsair LUX Cherry MX Blue keyboard: £90 Amazon (save £44)
Dell wireless keyboard/mouse KM636: $25, Dell (save $25)
Logitech K830 illuminated living room keyboard: $60, Dell (save $40)
Networking/Printers/Scanners
TP-Link DOCSIS 3.0 (16×4) cable modem: $60, Amazon (save $30)
Fujitsu FI-7160 printer: $860, Newegg (save $335)
Fujitsu ScanSnap iX500 printer: $420, Newegg (save $40)
Asus TM-AC1900 wireless router: $60 (promo code WIFI40), T-Mobile (save $50)
Storage
Adata S102 Pro 16GB USB 3.0 flash drive: $9, Newegg (save $16)
Tek Republic USB 3.0 card reader: $15, Newegg (save $15)
SanDisk 32GB Ultra Flair CZ73 USB 3.0 flash drive: $10.50, Newegg (save $9.50)
SanDisk 64GB Cruzer CZ36 USB 3.0 flash drive: $15.50, Newegg (save $14.50)
Seageate 3TB NAS HDD 64MB: $110, Newegg (save $41)
WD 4TB Black My Passport USB 3.0: $130, Newegg (save $31)
Kingston SSDNow UV400 480GB SSD: $144, Newegg (save $24)
Crucial MX300 750GB SSD: $170, Newegg (save $30)
RAM
G.Skill Ripjaws X Series 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3-1600: $75, Newegg (save $23)
Team Dark 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4-2400: $65, Newegg (save $25)
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4-2133: $78, Newegg (save $10)
Audio
Klipsch RB-10 bookshelf speaker: $130, Newegg (save $120)
Polk Audio Monitor60 Series II floorstanding loudspeaker: $88, Newegg (save $212)
Klipsch Quintet V 5-channel home theater system: $240, Newegg (save $360)
JBL Cinema Base 2.2 all-in-one Bluetooth soundbase: $120, Newegg (save $30)
Turtle Beach Ear Force Recon 50X 2.0 headset: £27, Currys (save £3)
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Many different designs & colors, more to come. So far, sizes are from Small to 3X, if you need bigger, please contact us & let us know what size. Thank you!
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We want to thank Jesus for making everything possible! And thank you Forged Through Fire for partnering up with us and looking forward to new product.
Where to wear your t-shirts? Everywhere! Specially when you head to GameStop or your gaming store, midnight releases on games, gaming events. Be a walking billboard for Jesus! 😀
Christian Games – Will they ever be good?
Ever here a Christian say, “I’VE GOT A GREAT IDEA!!! I bet a game about DAVID slaying GOLIATH will have all the churches TURN’T UP!!!”
…or if it wasn’t that it was some other Bible game designed to educate kids on moral principles. While there may be a place and audience for it, don’t be surprised if your idea doesn’t take off any further than your church pews.
Many Christian game companies of the past have struggled because they missed the mark in target audience, authenticity, quality, or (the biggest one) fun. We have no need to call out any specific games here because the web has already done a good enough job ridiculing the work of Christian game developers.
We here at SwordSharp.com believe that a great game has to first be just that, a great game. The design must be good, the polish must be present, and the power must be evident. If you try to design a game with a few church guys with no proven *game* development experience then, unless the Holy Spirit is designing the game for you your product will likely be as authentic as a suburban actor in a thug movie.
The team has to have the talent and experience to deliver a quality product. The game needs to be demo’d and tested by your target audience. Collect feedback and *don’t twist it to support your initial theories*. If you’re going down the wrong direction, stop and change before you get too far down the wrong path. Also, don’t feel like your idea *has* to be confined to the stories in the Bible. It’s ok to do something different that people will enjoy and can be blessed by. But whatever you do, don’t make your game *too different* such that you are no longer using best practices from existing popular games. You *drastically* decrease your chances of success when you try to be *too* innovative.
While the hearts of those want to “spread good morals” are in the right place, know that stories with specific agendas in entertainment tend not to get mass success. Try being real and relevant to your audience… and your audience *doesn’t have to be in high school or younger!*
So, will Christian games ever be good? Well… wait til’ you see what SwordSharp.com has for you in 2015…
Need game development help? Need tips or advice? Email us at connect@swordsharp.com!