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Well for some background info, they used to be one of the brands under Huawei until the US started their crackdown on Huawei which forced them to sell off the brand to a Chinese consortium. Looking at this logically, I'd wager Huawei still is connected to this company in some way.

The problem is most phones nowadays cease to function effectively after 3 years so that's why you have to change them. I'll give Apple this, their phones can go for up to 7 years and still function effectively.

Not really - there are plenty of turn-based RPGs for mobile platforms. If I remember correctly, I think there's a mobile version of doom. Also, there are emulators for Android.

Mobile spending is far more ridiculous than on other platforms. That's why I hardly spend on apps.

They already have TVs and other appliances so I think that'll be where they concentrate most of their energy. I'll miss them for sure but now that I think about it, I've only ever owned one phone and it was a long time ago.

So just for confirmation, it's not released as yet?

The Acer Rog Phone 5 is a freaking beast with 18GB of RAM for the top end model and it also has a 6000mah battery among other things. The only thing is the camera still sucks but otherwise, it's a beast.

They have sponsorship deals with a good amount of YouTube channels and that's why it's so heavily promoted. In reality, the game is your classic P2W Cesspool of a mobile game.

It comes in three variations: Standard, Pro, and Ultimate with 18 GB of RAM. What do you guys think about this? I know some of you are interest in a gaming phone so here it is.

Same - I am a fan of Dark Souls though so I'm definitely keeping my eye on this one. However, they did say that will be the most expansive world they've ever built and will include horseback riding and stuff like that to traverse it so I'm definitely looking out for this.

Honestly, in my opinion, 4 is a bit harder than 5 although 5 had a more open surrounding so you have to be on guard at all times. In MGS 4, the enemies tend to use tactics far more especially in close-quarter encounters. The thing with MGS 5 is that the enemies tend to have a greater field of vision so they can spot from some pretty tight angles. I understand why you'd think 5 is harder because most times you have to use the cover of darkness or depend on things like sandstorms to have any kind of advantage on your enemies. Once you're in their base, you can just set up in an area and completely wreck all the guards.

I haven't played it as yet - what kind of game is it? What platforms is it available for?

It was a pretty unique game and its art style was somewhat cell shaded yet spectacular - the graphics were ahead of its time. The unique combat style with the paintbrush also made it a very underrated game.

Well, there's always GTA V and it's pretty cheap now so he can add mods to that.

Yeah - I play games mainly for fun and if I start trying to turn it into a full time job, I'll probably get frustrated at some point.

No, their developers has started to work on another title which has some of the mechanics of Left4dead in it. That probably won't happen for a good few years at least.

As much as I like all three, I'll have to go with Mario Kart simply for the fact that Mario Kart still sticks to its core mechanics and still manages to be an entertaining game especially for multiplayer. Otherwise, I'd rate Crash Team Racing as second because of how whacky and over the top it was which is what made me like Crash Bandicoot games in the first place.

My vote goes to Mortal Kombat Trilogy with great lore expansion and a whole host of new and interesting characters that really made the story come alive. Also, this is the first time we ever got an unmasked Sub Zero and he was one of the best characters in the game ironically.

I think Aladdin has the potential to make a great open-world platformer. The Incredibles also deserve a proper video game as well instead of that sham that came out after the movies.

Rust is a fun game especially in teams and the possibilities are endless. The only thing I don't like is when the ruling faction hordes everything. Good thing there's a server reset after a period of time so they all have to start over.

I mean mowing down 1000s of enemies in a game can only be so entertaining unless those enemies show some kind of tactical ability, they'll be mindless zombies which is boring.

It's not like I play NBA 2k or most of their other games for that matter so I'm not spending $70 on their garbage. In a pandemic, why do they feel the need to increase games to $70?

That's very true - or we could call it surprise mechanics! Seriously though, it should be seen as another form of gambling and the same rules apply to those games. It would decrease their inclusion in games.

Roblox has always been popular but it's popularity has always been kind of under the radar so most gamers wouldn't notice. Like you though, I never expected them to become a billion dollar company either.

It's true though - most studios that EA has acquired are either on life support like Bioware or are already shutdown and dissolved. EA are bad at everything else except milking their own customers. I can't disagree with that - I don't know why any company would agree to letting EA buy them out. They'll only run your reputation into the mud.