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I'd have to disagree - NFTs is so demonized, even the Crypto community has disowned such projects. The amount of fraud scandals involving NFTs over past 2 years has accounted for hundreds of millions of dollars lost. With NFTs, you're basically at the mercy of the provider. Once they shut down the server an NFT is on, you no longer have access to them. They're easily hackable and overall, just a terrible fad that needs to go away.

While I agree, I think the Switch and Steam Deck are successful for very different reasons. The flexibility of the Switch as a hybrid in addition to having the Nintendo franchise exclusively on the Switch is the main factor it was so successful. The Steam Deck, while being underpowered to more recent offerings, is the most polished handheld gaming experience available and with the ability to boot any OS to it, makes the Steam Deck a far more appealing device. Also, it's a lot cheaper than the competition.

For me it's Solid Snake - he represented what it really means to be human. To accept your flaws but don't allow them to hind you in accomplishing your objectives. I also loved how he wasn't afraid of jumping into danger if it was for a good cause.

Let's not forget about the Vice City commercials - the music and everything was so epic.

You mean that snowboarding game? Funny enough, I was just about to mention it. I think it's a fantastic game as well with very little flaws but it just doesn't have that X-factor to make it stand out so I can see why people overlooked it. Symphony of War for the Nintendo Switch is one that also got overlooked because it has the RPG style of Fire Emblem from the GBA days - it also has a very deep story and some very interesting characters.

I know that you can get motion sickness from playing certain games and the headaches come with that or maybe just playing for extended hours. However, I don't think I've heard of the brightness causing headaches. Have you paid your doctor a visit to make sure everything's fine?

I wonder how you'd set something like this up for racing games and what functions are accessible to your viewers.

Me either - I mean, you could even Vinyl wrap it yourself if you wanted but I've never felt the need to do something like that.

Socom was one of my favorite PS2 games ever and I still don't understand why they ever dropped it. I mean, it was fairly popular and everyone who played it at the time loved it. As for Golden Sun, it's been ages since I've seen this one - I remember how popular it was on the GBA. From what I remember, it was a fantastic traditional RPG like Chrono Trigger. I remember when it and Fire Emblem used to be among the top RPGs on the GBA.

Mario definitely wins this - I can't think of another videogame character is known by everyone no matter their age or whether they're into videogames or not.

I agree - unless his games somehow incorporate Mario as an important character in the plot, most people aren't into Wario or Waluigi like that. It's a shame too, I personally think he's a very unique character with his twisted yet comical personality. As for Waluigi, I doubt I've ever seen him get his own game. He's always in the Mario party, Mario Kart and other Mario multiplayer titles so I'd welcome a Waluigi game.

Dragonball Xenoverse 2

I got artist which I suspected I'd get...

I've done it before - here in Jamaica we drive on the left side of the road and we have mainly right-hand drive cars and I've driven my brother's car in the US which is LHD on the opposite with zero difficulty.

The scary thing about this whole fight was Urahara toying with Yammy who was in fact the strongest Espada. He could've easily defeated Yammy with his bankai if he wanted to.

Step Brothers - 8/10

Are you talking about the original Yu-GI-Oh series with Yugi and Kaiba or another?

That's why I tend to use the authenticator codes on apps like Google Authenticator and a Yubikey with a spare key in a Fireproof safe. Using mobile phone numbers as a 2fa method is extremely unreliable because people can easily use tools to copy your sim card number and get the sms to gain access to your account. I don't tend to use the email variant either because if you loose access to your email address, you're screwed as well. 2fa in these times is very essential especially when data breaches/leaks are happening left and right.

Here are some file sharing apps/webapps that work across multiple platforms that I've personally used: Snapdrop.net (works with android/pc/iOS) (only caveat - all devices have to be on the same Wi-Fi network) Sharedrop.io (same as Snapdrop) (only caveat - same as Snapdrop) rDroplink (works with android/PC/ iOS) (only caveat - none that I found when I used it. Let me know if you discover any) Are there any you'd like to share?

Do you use 2FA on your online accounts? If so, which method is your favorite? Codes on your Authenticator app, Hardware Authenticator (Yubikey) SMS or Email? Personally, I always use the Authenticator app codes as well as Yubikeys to keep my accounts secure. What about you?