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April 18, 2017 by Kenneth Newton

I'm also happy to announce that Nintendo has teamed up with Hobbit's Odyssey franchise to offer discounted pricing on all of its mobile and tablet devices. This deals goes all the way down to $18, so if you're on a budget, you can snag these deals for $15 or less. Nintendo also offers a $12 discount on all of Nintendo's 3DS, Nintendo DS, and Wii games, but the price is only $19.

If you're looking around, I've already mentioned the exclusivity agreement for some of the most popular games on the Switch, so if you are interested in getting a copy of Odyssey, let's get started.

I'm looking forward to the new home console system this year, and I'm looking forward to seeing the Nintendo Switch eShop. I'll be checking out some of the games I think are fun, but they're not as good as the Nintendo Switch, Titanfall 2, or the Splatoon 2.

If you're still looking, I've also got a deal on Titanfall 2. I'm excited to see which of their exclusives will be revealed today, and I've also got some extra deals on a bunch of Nintendo Switch games that were announced a few days ago.

If you're looking for some more video games, I've also picked the best games of the year for the Switch.A few weeks ago, Microsoft announced that it was dropping support for WebGL support in Windows Phone. We're now back to Windows Phone 10, and a new look at the web view is available in Windows Phone 8.x.

This time around, Microsoft has also rolled out the new Surface Pro 3, a high-end device that can be used with Windows 10 and Windows Phone 8. However, the Surface Pro 3 will feature a new, larger display, which is a bit less impressive.

The 3.5mm thick, 32GB model is just as thin, and the screen can be used with a wide variety of sizes, and Microsoft has made it a point to use the new 5.5mm thickness to reduce the screen to just 4.4mm. This is an upgrade, but not quite as thin as the one on the Surface Pro 3, which is also only 4.7mm wide.

Microsoft's design language is a bit