Jordan

I don't play fortnite, but this is another reason Android is superior to ios. My first smartphones were apple back in 2008 when they were the 1st slate-style modern phone, but I left from Iphone 5 to go to Galaxy S5 since it was waterproof and never looked back.

Now if my daughter is driving and wants me to find something on her phone with ios I'm lost, lol. Short swipes, long swipes, left and right swipes for functions instead of the standard 3 virtual buttons on the bottom of an android phone. The app-switcher button, home button and back button are as familiar as a keyboard and mouse; and nobody is getting rid of kb/mouse, so idk why apple felt the need to make the control scheme more complicated.

If you change your wifi pasword and never give it to the switch, then you mod it, how will they ever remote-brick the console if it never sees an internet connection again?

I'm thinking of permanently taking my switch offline and modding it in protest of how Nintendo is treating Palworld when it's more similar to Ark Survival (which N didn't target) than Pokemon.

The last part about that metal gear would make a good spy series... Omfg, that would be amazing! Sure, I'd watch it as an anime... But imagine if this was done in the way the amazon series based on Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan character; that would be just the best idea, fantastic, mark the release date on calendar kind of stuff.

I had been holding out for Call of the Mountain to go on sale again to complete the collection of the 3 games out so far. Now if I hold off for just another month, I get to have my 1st playthrough of Zero Dawn be the remasted edition.... I guess sometimes it pays off to leave great games in the backlog for a while, lol.

I felt overall that the entire Starcraft had such a great depth of story and lore. I even read 1 of the novels. I enjoyed other rts, especially the whole C&C collection..... But as much as the gameplay was up to par on C&C, the story was never anyehere near as good, deep, and gripping as the story in Starcraft. I mean so much of it all goes back to Kerrigan all the time but still, it really felt likr a very epic scifi story.