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I never personally saw the huge appeal on Candy Crush as many others did, I remember trying it out and just basically not finding it that interesting only after a handful of levels.

I've played it a bunch, but I'm honestly just read for Warzone 2 to drop on mobile devices the second week of May. It's going to be a good year for CoD!

I'd say on the phone device itself, was a fan that would keep it cool built into the actual phone. I believe that I saw it on one of those ROG phones which are really just made for gaming on the go.

You don't need jailbreak an iOS device to get emulators, look up AltStore as it allows for you to side load apps without any jailbreaks or doing anything outside of what normal orgs do to test their apps.

I'm hoping that with the leap that MacBooks are having with ARM, that other manufactures support ARM more and than we end up with games that can be played on ARM just as they are on x86/x64

I've tried to play two games at once, and the only time I was able to do that is if there are a bunch of AFK aspects from both ends that allows you to give either dedication to one game, or be able to split screen them across and view them on a larger monitor for example.

I liked the original when it first came out, the redesign one seemed to feel lighter since I think they tried to cut cost and make it more easier to carry vs. feeling good when you were playing it on the go.

I don't believe so since the console is a requirement, whereas the VR2 is really just an add-on for some games. The VR1 didn't really take off as they hoped either, and there were plenty of them for sale in stores or online without any issues.

I believe it was Burnout, if I remember correctly.

Agree with others that it's hard to compare the two devices, when they are aimed at different audiences. I will say though, that on Steam, isn't there a Nintendo emulator (obviously not for Switch yet)?

I feel like many have just gone online only, since you can read the content faster and it's easier to search. Back in the day though I remember being excited to get the newest release of Game Informer in the mail to see all of the games coming up, or their reviews of them, since not much was posted online in a centralized format (outside of watching videos on Google Videos back than).

I believe so, now most studios are just having their own events to release the games online or virtually, which saves them money and they can build their own hype just for their release vs. having to compete with others within the hour or week timeframe.

I believe that is put a huge impact on things, from events like E3 basically being dead at this point now, to game studios shutting down since they were unable to release or keep a game on track when everything shut down. Are studios back to normal? Kinda, but I still believe that without COVID we probably would have a few more studios or games come to light/life that died off during production.

Hopefully must of the dealers that you purchase them from have a return policy that would allow for this, similar to how it works with cars like Carvanna where if the warranty is void they will take it back since that is a huge issue that basically makes it worth far far less.

I still can't believe that they dropped the mobile platform aspect, I feel like that in itself shows that the game is slowing dying out if not many people would play it cross platform like they did with Fortnite, or other games in that area (ex; Warzone 2 once they add the mobile apps in May).