For sure, it does take some skill to make something like that. I wonder how they came up with the recipe in the first place and if there was any trial and error.
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Mine's a bit Jamaican mixed in with some British (not sure how I ended up with a London accent). The longest I've spent in London is 6 months and that was years ago but I at some point took on their accent as it contains a lot of Jamaican Patois in it.
Lol - I totally remember the descent and yes, I don't fancy going cave diving either and getting stuck. In the first place, you shouldn't really be in some unknown cave to begin with.
Like everyone else here said - they're competing a totally different market so they don't need to have the most powerful hardware as long as the games are of a very high quality and fun to play.
Was just about to mention this very same fact - To be honest, it's not really that hard to build a PC. You just need the right components for your budget and watch a few tutorials on YouTube and he should be up and running in no time.
It certainly isn't worth it now with how powerful GPUs and CPUs have gotten so there's no point learning how to do it currently or for the foreseeable future.
I agree - Macs do tend to be quite expensive and really expensive to repair. Plus the number of games are more limited so most people wouldn't buy it for that.
Me too but it just keeps increasing with no end in sight - I miss the days when games were only 20 - 30 GB. Most new game releases are between 40 and 50...