Heatman

Don't be surprised they won't but come up with a compromise in the end. There is no way you would expect the company to lose out its fan base just like that.

Once the challenge of internet connection is eliminated, I'm very sure that most gamers will stick to downloading their games.

If you have a thing for shooting games, then Deathloop is one good game for you to get because it's not just a shooting game but it comes with Arkane immersive sim and an addictive time loop mechanics.

It's basically why I'm very much satisfied with it on my PS4 and not looking at getting it on PS5 when I do get the console.

You just hit up my childhood memory cartoon animation of that Scooby Doo detective agency. It's been a while since I watched it, being a grown up sucks 😂.

It has got some similar gaming mechanics seen in Doom. If it's sort of what you like getting into, you will definitely like playing SS.

Exactly - once the system doesn't crash or have all files on it corrupted, there wouldn't be anything going wrong with the game.

Seriously, a tablet with just 1GB of RAM, that's more than horrible. Can you be able to remember the company that made the tablet? I need to look up reviews about them.

Yeah - I'm not going to lie because in most cases, all those games are free. So, it's not a big deal to have them uninstalled once you don't like them.

That's the point that I'm driving it. 10 years is too early to speculate on the extinction of smartphone in games but 50 years can do it.

I'm not sure if bad money days would be able to make drift back to that set of tech level when it comes to smartphone. I'd rather take up offers of Samsung to pay on installments.

If they put in more effort into making it something that gamers would love, it's definitely going to turn out to be good.

Aside from their Gmail services, few applications downloaded and use of Chrome browser, that's all I do with them that I can't help.

It took me a while before I had the thought came to try and make use of my VPN to access the game and viola it worked.

It would have cost them the game series had they not pulled the plug going in that direction. The amount of fan and money they would have lost would affect their revenue.

I'm very sure it's going to be impossible for that to happen unless the first initiative is taken by a gaming company.

The popularity of switch games is something that's taken a very good turn over the years and Nintendo is working hard to maintain such pace.

Yeah, that's how it's done and how it's supposed to be because if they left it to last more than a few hours or a day, most users would have used and enjoyed the app and ask for a refund immediately which is bad for business.

Seriously, that's their mode of operation. They would even go to the extent of borrowing money if they have the opportunity to do so.

If they can stick to that promise, it's going to play a huge role in the video game industry with respect to the use of micro transactions in games.

Yeah - it's only EA's flop with Battlefield V that almost marred the game series but they had it corrected in the new series.

It's not just the screen size but the capacities it comes with in terms of the RAM, storage, processing power and so on.

Garbage is an understatement when it comes to the lots of crap games that are really on Google Play store. What annoys is when you look at the review on play store, you will an idiot praising the game.

Seriously, 10 years is too early if you ask me, it's going to take more than 50 years to even begin to look at smartphone gaming dying off.

Seriously, it's something I would never do even if I was offered money to do it because it's like going back to stone age.