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I went through a big music stage and as a result of it I have two big CD towers full of bands I like. I've barely used the CDs compared to using services like YouTube Music, so I kind of regret spending so much money on them, but who knows? They may be worth some money one day.
My uncle collects CDs and has a whole room and closet full of them.

I would think it would be available on Max eventually seeing as a lot of the other Godzilla franchise is on there.
It sounds quite interesting to say the least, I will be excited to watch it if it hits one of the streaming services I have.

I think I got more excited by games as a kid than I did as an adult, but I don't play as much variety as I used to. The primary games I play are Pokemon GO and Call of Duty. I still get frustrated when I'm not doing well at a game or I cannot complete it. I used to bang my head against the controller as a kid when I couldn't win, now I just often verbally speak my mind when I'm not doing well in a game.

I'd rather hear the game audio than the songs in the background, helps keep me more focused on the game and less distracted.

I'm looking forward to Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom in December. I'm a sucker for most superhero films and this one looks like it might be pretty good!

I did see a Black Friday special at Walmart for one that was only $400-something. I still don't have that much money at the moment and I don't expect anyone to spend that much on me for Christmas. My mother and father already bought me a brand-new Google Chromebook for my birthday that was on sale at Best Buy.

A new gaming laptop would be awesome, but that's just wishful thinking.
I'm not really sure what else I may want except for things I collect, such as Yu-Gi-Oh cards and statuettes.

I wouldn't mind getting Modern Warfare II and III for PS4, though III you probably won't be able to find as cheap as II from somewhere. I have Modern Warfare II on my Steam account, but not much good it does me with a broken gaming laptop.

I too have never played UNO on console. I could try playing it on my iPhone, but it seems like the type of game I'd rather play with my family IRL than over a screen.

Hello everyone, we're heading out of town to do some (window) shopping tomorrow mostly in an Asian marketplace. I hope to find some cool stuff with our travels. I usually end up buying something when we go out of town to shop.

I have an iPhone 11, so I'm a little far behind on the versions available. I would love to own an iPhone 15 Pro, but I'm sure I'd have to save up quite a bit of money to buy one. The smartphone technology just keeps amazing me more and more with every passing year.

Pokemon GO is my favorite free-to-play game on mobile devices.
On PC, my favorite free-to-play game would probably be World of Tanks Blitz, which I have also downloaded and played on mobile devices before.

I mainly check the weather app daily on my iPhone to see what the weather will be like in our area. I don't necessarily follow severe weather seeing as we usually get alerts when there is extreme weather in our area.

I barely watch TV in general. If I watch something it's generally on a streaming service. I do have the U-verse TV app downloaded on my iPhone, but I rarely use it.

It was the Super Nintendo, which I spent hours playing when I was younger. Mostly Donkey Kong, but some other retro games as well.

I feel this way about my parents, especially about my father who is essentially my best friend. I have never socialized in life with anyone as much as I have my father. I couldn't imagine life without him at this point.

Being a Harry Potter fan, I'd love to try it out someday. Being immersed in the magical world of Harry Potter seems like it'd be pretty fun and entertaining. I just don't have any system to play it on at the moment ever since my gaming laptop broke and my PS4 was given to my brother. I think the game is still too expensive to purchase anyway, so I'd rather wait until the price goes down before I would even consider purchasing it.

Expected November 1st according to the iOS App Store.

That is true, I only expect mobile gaming to improve over time. It's pretty amazing on what we can do with mobile gaming at this point in time. It's cool that they made popular games like Call of Duty, Minecraft, PUBG: Battlegrounds, etc. available for mobile devices.

Yeah, I'm glad I finally managed to control my purchases so it doesn't drain my wallet so quickly now.
I'm so glad Pokemon GO still has a huge player-base. Though, it's sad that they almost doubled the price of remote raid passes. I refuse to spend nearly 4 days worth of Poke coins on one remote raid pass unless it's like someone from overseas inviting me to a regional Pokemon raid for a Pokemon I don't have.

I have to be a mobile gamer at this time since my gaming laptop broke and my PS4 was given to my brother. I have no other way to game at this time or the money to spend on a new system. I'd like to try the Steam Deck one day, but that won't be for a long while. I mainly play Pokemon GO, but I also have 5 other games I play occasionally as well.

I re-downloaded it due to my gaming laptop dying on me. I play it occasionally, but not near as much as I played the PC games. I primarily just play Team Deathmatch just like I did on my PC. I should try and get more into Battle Royale, but I've always been fond of just Team Deathmatch mostly. I can't wait until they release Call of Duty: Warzone on mobile.

I've purchased so many Poke coins in Pokemon GO over the years, but I haven't made a purchase in a long time due to not making as much as I used to. I would blow so much on raid passes every time they put out a new Legendary Pokemon.