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10. Pokeball Throw Pillow Covers One of the harder parts of being an adult is learning to decorate one’s home in a way that reflects self in a tasteful way. EvenPokemonfans probably don’t want actual Pokemon on their furniture. But this throw pillow cover is a great accent piece for couches! It’s simple and tasteful in a way that adds personality to the room without feeling overly kiddish or distracting. This particular one is for throw pillows that are 18 inches by 18 inches....

10. Xenosaga In order to make sense of thisXenosagagame, you must playEpisode IIandEpisode IIIas well.Episode Itakes place thousands of years in a future where humans live in space and are at war with the alien race Gnosis. You’ll step into the shoes of scientist Shion Uzuki, and even get to play as her android KOS-MOS, along with a group of other characters on her team. As you explore the map with your party, you’ll have to battle enemies at predetermined points....

10.Soulcalibur VI Soulcaliburis one of the most iconic video game franchises. When it comes to fighting games, few have had the staying power ofSoulcalibur. WhileSoulcalibur VIis not necessarily as good as some of the older games, it’s still a fantastic fighting game that deserves its spot in the top 10 of the generation. 9.Mortal Kombat 11 Is there anything more fun in the world of fighting games than pulling off a perfect fatality?...

10.Back 4 Blood Back 4 Bloodis technically just a spiritual successor to theLeft 4 Deadseries, but it captures the spirit so well that it still leaves people confused as to whether it’s actually part of the franchise. Sure, it has its own distinct setting and story, but the gameplay is spot-on at carryingLeft 4 Dead’s torch, meaning if you enjoyed the original series, then you’ll find plenty to love here....

10. No Thanks! No Thanks!is a simple game where you’re collecting cards valued 3 to 35 and trying to score the lowest points. Each card you collect gives you points equal to its value, so youdon’twant cards. Every round, a card is drawn from the deck and players take turns doing one of two actions: either collect the card OR pay one chip to avoid collecting it. If you run out of chips, youmusttake the card—but when you take a card, you get all the chips that were paid to it....