Please accept my greetings and welcome to 365games UK! We take great pride in being the best in the business as a fast-paced, forward-thinking, and dynamic online retailer of video games and entertainment products.
We conduct business out of our purpose-built headquarters in Chesterfield, United Kingdom. In this location, we have a central command station for our entire operation, and it is in charge of everything from the picking, packing, and dispatching of your order to everything else that takes place prior to, during, and after that process. Having grown up with a passion for gaming, we were dissatisfied with the gaming and entertainment options available on the internet when we first started out. We began selling video games on eBay, both repaired and pre-owned, and quickly discovered that there were a large number of other gamers who shared our sentiments. As a result, we decided to expand our company.
The primary goal of our entry into the market was to provide the online community with a video game and entertainment offering that was of the highest possible quality while also being offered at the most competitive price. Years later, we are still on the same path and have broadened our product offering to include categories such as music, DVD & Blu-ray, books, and toys & games, in addition to the categories mentioned above. We also offer a variety of other products. The number of products available for purchase on our website has reached nearly 100,000 in total, with the number of available items increasing on a daily basis.
2004 As soon as we opened our first eBay store, which sold repaired and pre-owned video games, we realised that this was the direction we wanted to take our business in the long run.
2007 The launch of www.365games.co.uk, which serves as our flagship UK ecommerce store, allows us to sell a wide range of products, with a particular emphasis on video games, but also other gaming categories such as board and card games, as well as various other collectibles.
Iron Maiden Tankard
A removable stainless steel insert makes it possible to spend less time cleaning and more time rocking by casting the Tankard in high-quality resin and hand-painting it. Iron Maiden was the inspiration for this design.
This contraption was allegedly “discovered” in a German castle in the late 18th century, according to legend. It was more than just a cask; it was roughly human-shaped, made of iron, and even had a face, which was said to be based on the face of the Virgin Mary, hence the name of the torture instrument, the Iron Maiden.
He was 56 years old when he passed away last night. Clive Burr was a former drummer for the band Iron Maiden. Burr was suffering from multiple sclerosis at the time of his death, which occurred in his sleep. Founder and bassist Steve Harris stated on the band’s official website, “This is terribly sad news.”
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Pass the Bomb
“Pass the Bomb” is a word game that was created by Jon Kitching and licenced by Weekend Games before being published by Piatnik. Basically, it’s a timer in the shape of a black bomb with a string fuse attached to the end of it. After pressing a button, a loud ticking sound is heard, followed by the sound of an explosion after a random time interval. For the players to avoid being blown up, they must pass the bomb from hand to hand. However, in order to do so, each player must say a new word. It is necessary for this word to contain letters from a card that is turned to begin the round. For example, if the letters are KE, the word might be kept or spiked, respectively. The game is played over thirteen rounds, with the winner being the player who has lost the fewest lives.
When playing the original version, a die is used to restrict where the letters can be placed within each word. The smaller travel version is equipped with an extra-loud bomb but does not include a die.
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Drakengard 3 PS3 Game
Drakengard 3, also known as Drag-On Dragoon 3 in Japan, is an action role-playing video game developed by Access Games and published by Square Enix exclusively for the PlayStation 3. It is the third instalment in the Drakengard series. In addition to being the third and final main game in the Drakengard series, it serves as a prequel to the first game. A mixture of ground-based hack-and-slash combat and aerial battles are featured in the game, as is the case with the rest of the series. The storey revolves around Zero, a young woman who has the ability to manipulate magic through song. Zero, aided by a dragon named Mikhail, set out to assassinate her five sisters, who rule over the various regions of the world. The player learns the true reason for Zero’s rampage as she travels through the game world.
Drakengard: Nier was developed by the same team that created the original Drakengard and the series spin-off Nier, which included producer Takamasa Shiba, director Yoko Taro, and writer Sawako Natori. Drakengard: Nier is a hardcore role-playing game that caters to hardcore RPG audiences. Keiichi Okabe, who also composed the music for Nier, composed the score for this film. Due to the fact that Access Games has extensive experience developing action games, as well as the team’s desire to address criticisms levelled at previous Drakengard games, the team decided to develop the game there, rather than at their previous studio.
In Japan, Drakengard 3 received mixed to positive reviews and sales, while in the West, it received mixed to positive reviews and sales. General praise was expressed for both the ground-based gameplay and the storyline, whereas common criticisms were expressed for the dragon gameplay as well as the graphics and numerous technical issues.
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