Anders

I hate, HATE when I start a new mobile game and it forces you through one of those mandatory, extremely hand-holdy tutorials. You know the kind that walks you through every mechanic of the game, with huge arrows point to an option and won't let you click anything else? If a game has one of those I get pretty tempted to just uninstall it right then and there.

Sounds like the 2001 movie Evolution, starring that one guy from American Pie.

When they first announced that Netflix was making a live action Death Note movie I was super excited. I'm a big fan of the manga and anime, so of course the live action movie would be great, right? Right? I could only get about halfway through before I had to stop, it was so insultingly bad. I'm sure it's an okay film if you don't know the source material, but most of the characters were just awful. I went back and finished the second half about two weeks later.

Although it didn't start out as a Netflix show, I just recently binged all 3 seasons of Cobra Kai, and I absolutely loved it. Highly recommend it.

I remember playing the demo of Driver on the PS1 and thinking the graphics looked absolutely amazing. How far we've come. I also absolutely loved Driver: Parallel Lines back in the day, which is a game I don't think I've heard anyone else talk about, like ever. Personally I would love a remaster of that one, but unfortunately I think the chances are very slim

I tried out the trial version of this game, and I was pretty pleasantly surprised. I do have a pretty fast internet connection, but I found it to be a lot more stable than services like Xbox Gamepass streaming or PS4 Remote play. I would definitely be interested in seeing more games getting this treatment. Maybe something like Destiny 2, which is free to play on other platforms. I think it would be a great a idea to release something for free so that people can really try out the feature before investing.

A couple of weeks ago I dusted off my Vita and finally bought Persona 4 Golden. I really loved P5, and I've heard so many good things about P4, so I decided to go back and try to play it. I'm not very far in, but it seems very good so far. I've also been playing a little bit of Bully on my phone, which is one of my favorite games of all time. I played the crap out of it on the PS2, and again on the 360. The Andoid port is running very well, and with a controller it's just like playing on a console.

Hello everyone, my name is Anders. I'm from Norway, and I've been playing video games pretty much my whole life. I haven't been part of a gaming forum in close to ten years, and I've been missing it a lot, so I look forward to getting to know you all!