killamch89

Limitless - 9/10

No I'm not - I'm Jamaican actually.

Come on guys - it's not that difficult. When you hear strange noises, don't go and check it out - don't split up. If you hear scary background music, it's time to get moving lol.

Played some Skyrim SE and Fallout 4 today - it's actually been a few weeks since I've last played either of them.

I don't know about Canva being a video Editor - it's pretty good for photo editing though and creating YouTube banners. The one that I use is Camtasia and although it isn't exactly beginner friendly, it gets the job done. Since I've never used Hitfilm Express, I couldn't offer any advice in regards on how to use it but I can provide some general tips: Keep three copies of everything you create in 2 different locations on you machine and one on an external hard drive. It's called the 321 rule and it has saved me a bunch of times when I accidentally deleted something I was working on. Watch some tutorials on YouTube. Look for beginner-friendly people who specialize in using the software you're interested in. FXHome is a good place to start - I do watch some of their videos for some inspiration. It's important to learn some very crucial terms such as Jcut which is the audio preceding the video. (you'll catch these after a month or so).

I own a 2018 Ipad Pro - it has tons of features and I use it to read my Ebooks and play some mobile games as well. I plan to get an Android tablet very soon though as I want to play some emulated games from other consoles.

Agreed - it got to a point that I use Adguard on my mobile device. Multiple commercials consecutively during a 5 minute video is annoying it's not even funny. The worst part is it's the same crappy advertisements about Raid: Shadow Legends, Manscaped or some stupid dating coach who I couldn't give a shit about.

I agree - I think it's the only racer from the early 2000s that I still play regularly enough.

Like how Rockstar killed off Bully - EA with SSX, Dead Space and Burnout and the list goes on.

I've been to a few minor ones but never any major ones. Honestly, it can get pretty chaotic being there as people are vying for spaces.

Used to happen a lot when I used to beat people in sports games like Fifa. My cousin used to go ballistic because he was such a sore loser - But then again, I used to beat people by like 8-0 and other ridiculous scorelines so maybe that's why.

They won't restrict it to certain countries - they'll make it available globally as they stand to make way more profit from it that way.

Totally forgot about Burnout as well as Smack Down vs Raw. Jet-Li Rise to Honor is one of the few beat em' up games I played a lot on the PS2.

Scalpers also played a huge role in the whole saga - buying up the whole stock and selling the consoles way above their market price and the idiots who bought from these scalpers.

Probably a combination of both - Nintendo has never really explained what caused the issue in the first place. They only claimed to have fixed it.

That's true - I only learned of some Super Mario games decades later and I used to be a Nintendo and PlayStation fanatic growing up.

I've seen them do some pretty controversial stuff and within a month or two, most people forget about it. They don't usually respond to backlash or pay it any mind - Nintendo knows they're the only untouchable gaming company.

I was talking like a Switch Remaster - I have a 3DS sitting in my drawer that I haven't even used - still in the box. Honestly, I keep forgetting I even had it. Maybe I'll buy the OoT remake for it.

Most Xiaomi phones are around the $200 - $400 price point barring their main flagship series like the Mi 12. They're less popular in Western countries as the supplies plus the amount of promotion is way less.

There's nothing wrong with that - I believe the best places to look are on eBay or Amazon. Newegg has joined the scalpers in overpricing their products or selling faulty second-hand products/scamming their customers.

We'll probably have to wait a year or two for supply to match the demand. This is even worse than when the PS5 first came out.

Mouse and Keyboard is very good for FPS games like COD and Battlefield as well as RPGs. The exception for me are action-adventure games like GTA and Watch Dogs.

Way better on Consoles and PC than mobile but the mobile version isn't half bad. The PC and console version takes up a lot of memory like 200+ GB and every update is like 10 - 50GB

The most aggressive microtransaction systems I've seen are always on mobile platforms. The worst part about it is that it doesn't get anywhere near the same kind of attention as games on consoles or PC.

First I'm hearing of this and I don't see it on the Google Play Store either but it could be location dependent.