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I don’t think mobile games should allow mods. Mobile platforms are already a target for hackers, and opening the door to user-created content could introduce exploits, cheating, or performance issues. Devs would spend more time policing mods than improving the game itself.

Mobile gaming is great, but I’d argue that handheld consoles like the Switch or Steam Deck offer a better experience - bigger screen, better controls, and no battery-draining ads or microtransactions.

I try to change my PINs and passwords every few months as a precaution. With how common data breaches are, I’d rather be proactive than reactive. I also use a password manager to generate and store complex passwords, so I don’t have to remember them all manually.

I actually prefer on-screen controls. They’re always available, and I don’t have to carry an extra accessory around. Some games are designed really well for touch, so it just feels natural.

I think user-generated content in mobile games can be a double-edged sword. On one hand, it fosters creativity and keeps games fresh with new content. On the other, it can lead to imbalance or low-quality contributions. Games like Levelhead and Roblox have shown how to do it well by providing solid creation tools and moderation. I lean towards developer-curated experiences for polish but appreciate a good mix of both.

Infinite customization in Toram Online. No set classes, and you can customize outfits, weapons, and even stats. It's one of the most flexible mobile MMOs out there in terms of character customization.

I think unconventional art styles can be great, but they also come with risks. Players tend to gravitate toward familiar visuals, and some unique styles might alienate potential audiences. That said, when done well, they can elevate a game’s identity and even become a major selling point like how LIMBO’s monochrome aesthetic made it unforgettable

Puzzle games are a good shout as well. Good enough to satisfy casual players.

Ah. Okay. The one that really shocked me is when I learned that 80g of almonds have almost the same amount of protein as 25g of steak loin. For reference, Almond isn't even the nut with the highest amount of protein either.

I'm kind of torn on this one, on one hand I'd probably have been racial discriminated against back in those times but at the same time, I don't to live under any AI overlord in the future.

The worst one I've had is my dog running into the house one day while I cooking some soup and he tried to jump on me, knocking over the pot with the boiling soup burning both of us in the process. Luckily, the damage wasn't bad and we were both okay but he doesn't come anywhere near the kitchen when I'm cooking since that.

Personally, I'd want a sugar glider because of how cute they are and how much fun I'd have with them gliding all over the place.

You can learn from Youtube. That's how I learnt to use it originally.

Kickboxer - 9/10

Played some Baldur's Gate 3 and modded the game and tried out a samurai hexblade build and honestly, it was bananas!

What made "Virtua Racing" stand out among other 3D racing games of its time? Was it the graphics, the gameplay mechanics, or something else entirely?

Who stands out as your favorite villain in the Sonic the Hedgehog universe? Whether it's the infamous Dr. Robotnik (Eggman), or another nefarious character, share who you think is the best baddie and why.

Which game do you believe truly embodies the spirit and excitement of Sega’s arcade origins? Whether it's a classic or a hidden gem, share your thoughts on the game that best captures that retro arcade magic and why it stands out to you.