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Xbox should develop exclusive handheld-first titles or experiences, much like the Switch has done. While Game Pass is great, unique content designed for the handheld would make it feel indispensable rather than just a secondary device. Another strategy they can try is competing on price. If Xbox can offer a high-quality handheld at a price point undercutting both the Steam Deck and the OLED Switch, it could gain significant traction, especially among budget-conscious gamers.

My dream is for Xbox to develop groundbreaking new IPs that rival even the best exclusives from other platforms. I’d also love to see iconic franchises like Gears and Fable evolve in bold new directions.

While Game Pass has expanded game accessibility globally, its effect on localization varies. Some indie developers might not have the resources to localize their games fully, even if they’re on Game Pass. It’s a step forward, but not a complete solution to language barriers.

Honestly, it depends on how these integrations are implemented. If they remain optional and unobtrusive, they’re great for people who enjoy them. But if they start bloating the interface or affecting performance, that’s where it becomes an issue for me.

So true. I haven't done it with my more recent consoles though.

Spider-man (2002) - 9/10

Was playing some Bleach Brave Souls on Android.

I can understand why. In 2024, there weren't many high quality releases so most gamers wouldn't want to spend money on most of the others.

Do you lean more toward outdoor activities, like hiking or sports, or do you prefer indoor hobbies, like reading, gaming, or crafting? What draws you to one over the other?

Imagine you could choose any mythical creature to have as a pet. Whether it’s a playful dragon, a loyal griffin, or a mischievous kitsune, which creature would you pick and why? What would be the best part of having them around, and how would you take care of them?

If you had to choose, would you rather be highly skilled in one specific task, becoming an expert in that area, or would you prefer to be a generalist with a broad range of abilities? Think about the pros and cons of each approach in both personal and professional life. Which path do you think would be more fulfilling or practical in the long run?

When it comes to handling life’s situations, do you lean more towards taking charge and controlling the outcome, or do you prefer to let things unfold naturally and go with the flow? Is there a particular situation where you’d choose one over the other?

With winter in full swing, I’ve been thinking a lot about weather preferences. Some people love the peacefulness of snow, the way it transforms everything into a winter wonderland. Others prefer the steady rhythm of rain, with its calming and cozy vibes. Personally, I can’t decide which one I like more. What about you? Do you prefer the chill and beauty of snow or the soothing sound of rain? Why?

After having three near-death incidents, two of them by illness and one of them coming within seconds of death, I'm not really worried about anything anymore.

To be fair, I've done it before too. One of my exes once sent a nude to her own mom accidentally. Needless to say, that convo must've been hella awkward.

I mean, I don't mind getting my photo taken in certain situations but I much rather be the photographer.

I'm more of a beach guy. Yes, I love hiking too but I love the sand and the sea.

I agree. I can give up movies but music is absolutely essential to me.