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Fun Faux Commercial Makes Pennywise the Voice of Amazon Echo
Do not purchase if you live in Derry.
When you interact with the Amazon Echo, you’re communicating with Alexa, a friendly female voice that’ll update you on the weather, give you cooking tips and even help you get fit. But what if Alexa, well, wasn’t so friendly and helpful?
“Introducing Amazon Pennywise” is a fun new video that just hit YouTube; the video competition winner replaces the voice of Alexa with Pennywise the dancing clown!
We’ll take one for every room.
The wait is over for Steam users looking to stomp around Los Angeles busting zombie heads in Deep Silver and Dambuster’s Dead Island 2. The multimillion-selling follow-up to the 2011 original is now available on Steam, as well as the title’s two DLCs, including the recently-released “SoLA”. Deep Silver has marked the occasion with a new launch trailer.
In fact, Deep Silver has sweetened the deal with a 50% off sale for Dead Island 2 on Steam that’s on until April 29. That sale also applies to the title’s expansion packs and DLCs.
Just in case you missed it the first time around, Dead Island 2 centres around a deadly virus that’s spreading across Los Angeles, turning its inhabitants into ravenous zombies. The city is in quarantine and the military have retreated. Bitten, infected, but more than just immune, you learn to harness the zombie inside of you.
Known as Slayers, you (and if you choose, up to three players in co-op mode) must embark on an epic pulp journey across a plethora of well-known locations such as Beverly Hills, Venice Beach and Santa Monica to uncover the truth behind the outbreak and who or what they are turned into.
Dead Island 2 is also available on PC via the Epic Games Store, Xbox One, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
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