Jasmin

By giving games for free, Epic is trying to make people addicted to the games so that the users start spending money on in-game purchases. It is just a marketing gimmick.

I have never spent more than 5 hours continuous gaming on my PC. I think this a a moderate amount of time for PC gaming and it is perfectly save for your PC

I regularly back up my device data. I use a lot of cloud storage service (Dropbox, Google Drive, One Drive, etc,). However, the services I use are free

I bought a Dell Laptop about year ago and it cost me about $1400 in the local market. It has 16 GB RAM and Graphics Card, therefore, it is good for gaming.

I will prefer to have Toshiba instead of Lenovo. Well, Lenovo is one of the most popular brands but I prefer not to use Chinese brands. I use a lot of products that were manufactured in China but have never used Chinese brand.

I started using Proton Email about a year ago and I really like this free email service. They say it is one of the most secured email services as it encrypts users data

I stared playing games on PC when I got my first PC. That was about 10 years ago. However, these days I do not exclusively play games on PC, I play games on other platforms as well.

I use Windows. Windows PC are affordable for a lot of people. Even though Linux is Open Source platform, I have never used it so I don't know how it compares to Windows. I have also never used Mac

Does any one realize free games have game marketplace where users can buy a lot of things for gaming experience. By giving away games for free Epic is trying to build revenue through in-game transactions.

I am not sure it it is appropriate to conclude that PC gaming is less popular. In fact, I see more people playing on PC compared to playing with Consoles. People have specific taste for gaming.

I use a lot of browsers, for example Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Opera, Brave, etc. However, my favorite browser is Firefox. I trust this browser so much that I save my passwords on this browser.

I use Google all the time. I have tried Duck Dick Go but when I read somewhere than this search engine uses Google Algorithm to display the search results, I stopped using it. I am not sure if the news was true

I use Hoxx VPN. IT is available as a Browser Extension on Firefox and Chrome. The VPN has to version, one, premium, two, free. I have been using free version since over 3 years.

I don't like Chinese phones. When I say Chinese phones, I mean the Chinese phone brands like Xiaomi, Huawai, etc. When the West say Chinese devices spy on people, I think they are talking truth.

I don't play this game much but if you want to play games on your low-end and mid-range phones, PUBG Mobile is the best game. You can play this game even on your device with 4GB RAM.

I have 8 GB RAM and 128 GB internal storage. It depends on the game size but I think I can easily play over a dozen games on my phone that are less that 5 GB site. But I don't game much on mobile.

I am always surprised when I see people wanting to try mobile games on their PC. Why not play the games that re specifically designed for the same platform. I mean why try mobile game on PC< why not play PC game instead.

You play games for fun, entertainment, and relaxation, right? What's the point of playing games when it is on longer fun because you begin to hurt your body and mind.

I like minions but never played the game. I have also watched the movies and I really liked these characters. I will try to play the game and see it for myself.

When you say Asian, do you mean to say Chinese or the entire Asian community that ranges from China to Saudi Arabia? Genshin Impact is a Chinese game with JRPG flavor,

Most of the NFT games require you to fist buy NFT or tokens before you can start playing the game. Collecting or creating NFT by playing these games is really hard. I see earning potential minimum.

I have not used any Poco devices, however, I know a lot of people who are using Poco X3 and Poco F3. They say they really like their devices and it is good for gaming.

I buy budget phones, if I am ready to buy a new mobile phone I can spend as much s $600. I cannot spend more than that. When I buy phones, I make sure it has at least 8 GB RAM.

Yes, I play games on mobile devices, but I am basically not a mobile gamer. I usually play games with my gaming consoles and sometimes also on a a PC.

My last smartphone cost me $500 about a year ago and I think I can spend $600 maximum for a new phone when I am ready to upgrade my handset.