When Picard was liberated from the Borg he had to put himself back together piece by piece. George figured, why not do the same thing after getting the Kubros Picard figure in a GeekFuel box. Picard Kubros Figure » amzn.to/2jltl7O GeekFuel Mystery Crates...
With the demise of Nerd Block, Jon has been on the lookout for a replacement subscription box to scratch the nerdy surprise itch. Against his better judgment he gave Loot Gaming from Loot Crate a try. How’s it working out? See for yourself. Subscribe...
A new subscription box for GXG! Mike walks us through the October/November 2017 Official Stan Lee box. What true believer goodies will he find inside? Subscribe » GenXGrownUp.com/yt Facebook » fb.me/GenXGrownUp Twitter » GenXGrownUp.com/twitter Website...
My Zungle bluetooth headphone glasses are crushing my head! They're too tight to wear for more than a few minutes. Watch as I try a potentially destructive mod to either salvage or demolish my new crowdfunded eyewear. Get your own Zungles » www.zungleinc.com Subscribe...
This month, GXG’s Comic Sans hit the road and takes in the Tallahassee Comic Con. George and his co-host/son Michael check out the comics, art, artists, cosplayers and more at this two-day event in Florida’s capital city (December 2-3, 2017). Here at GenxGrownUp we’re...
It’s upgrade time for the small form-factor PC Jon hooks up to hotel TVs when he’s on the road (the last few have fallen victim to rough baggage handers). This time he’s stepping up to the Gigabyte Brix S (GB-BSi5HA-6200). Come along for the upgrade, setup, and review...
Late subscription boxes are becoming a trend for November, as Mike finally has a chance here in early December to review the November 2017 BAM! Box. Subscribe » GenXGrownUp.com/yt Facebook » fb.me/GenXGrownUp Twitter » GenXGrownUp.com/twitter Website » GenXGrownUp.com...
After 31 years buried in a desert landfill, an Atari 2600 E.T. cartridge unearthed in 2014 has made its way to the hands of a GenXGrownUp. Join Jon as he takes a look back at the history that makes this decades-old relic so significant. Atari: Game Over...
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