CoryAR

Call of Duty and Pokemon GO are the games I never seem to get tired of playing. A lot of other games I play go by the wayside. I'm not a huge gamer, so I find myself playing a few selective games mostly. Pokemon GO is the primary game that gets the most screen time from me, where I ensure to open the app every day to catch critters, do daily tasks, and all the other things you can do with the game.

I played the multiplayer version of Halo Infinite when it first came out and even though i enjoyed it, I was terrible at the game and I stopped playing it because of that. I felt like I was just losing the match for every team I was on. I put the campaign on my wish list on Steam for when it may ever go down in price, but it doesn't look like I'll be playing the game any time soon due to such little income. I have the Masterchief Collection and that is entertaining enough for me anyway.

Mobile is currently the only device I can game on since I don't have a console and my gaming PC broke. I would like to purchase a handheld gaming device one day like the Steam Deck, but as of now, I just don't have the money to do so.

This too is my primary issue with the Steam Deck. I think I read that most, if not all, Call of Duty games are not compatible with Steam Deck and that was always the primary game I played on my gaming PC. Don't get me wrong, I think the Steam Deck is still a terrific device and it still has a very wide-range of games available to play on it. I would actually probably prefer a Steam Deck over a Nintendo Switch since I have a library full of games on Steam that need to be played and it's kind of hard to play them with a broken gaming laptop.

Has anyone else noticed the popular game on Steam, War Thunder, has now been released on mobile devices? I've tried playing the game on Steam when I had a working gaming laptop, but it seemed my internet connection did not like the game. It'll be nice to try it on a different platform now.

Call of Duty is the only one I play, but I've tried a few others throughout my mobile gaming history as well. The new game, Arena Breakout seems to be gaining some traction and is overall highly rated. I have yet to try it out myself, however.

I tried using an emulator on my phone once and it was fun for the short period I played it, but then it seems after a certain time of using it there was a paywall behind the features, so I just scrapped it altogether.

Yeah, I'm glad I finally managed to control my purchases so it doesn't drain my wallet so quickly now. I'm so glad Pokemon GO still has a huge player-base. Though, it's sad that they almost doubled the price of remote raid passes. I refuse to spend nearly 4 days worth of Poke coins on one remote raid pass unless it's like someone from overseas inviting me to a regional Pokemon raid for a Pokemon I don't have.

That is true, I only expect mobile gaming to improve over time. It's pretty amazing on what we can do with mobile gaming at this point in time. It's cool that they made popular games like Call of Duty, Minecraft, PUBG: Battlegrounds, etc. available for mobile devices.

Expected November 1st according to the iOS App Store.

I've watched about the first 3 episodes and I couldn't get into it anywhere near as close as I can The Lord of the Rings. I would like to finish it one day, but I'm generally too distracted with other things.

Yes, just about all my streaming services are on my PC now. I had them all on my mobile device before, but being a larger screen, I prefer to watch them from my PC and save space on my phone for games and other apps.

When I purchased my gaming laptop I think it was on sale at Walmart for around $600 - $800. I don't remember the exact price, as it was a long time ago, but I'm pretty sure it was somewhere between that price range.

I mostly prefer PC, but there are some games I would prefer on mobile, like Construction Simulator 2 due to the controls being easier to navigate, I think. But, for most games, PC would have to get my vote.

I have to be a mobile gamer at this time since my gaming laptop broke and my PS4 was given to my brother. I have no other way to game at this time or the money to spend on a new system. I'd like to try the Steam Deck one day, but that won't be for a long while. I mainly play Pokemon GO, but I also have 5 other games I play occasionally as well.

I've purchased so many Poke coins in Pokemon GO over the years, but I haven't made a purchase in a long time due to not making as much as I used to. I would blow so much on raid passes every time they put out a new Legendary Pokemon.

Call of Duty is my favorite game to play on consoles or a PC. I've always kind of liked military-related stuff, so it's a relatable game to play for me. I liked the original Modern Warfare 2 the best in terms of the campaign. For multiplayer, I think Modern Warfare is my favorite, but Modern Warfare II is pretty nice as well. I tried playing Modern Warfare 3 all the way through, but my game glitched and always froze at one particular point. I own about half of the Call of Duty game series on Steam.

Being a Harry Potter fan, I'd love to try it out someday. Being immersed in the magical world of Harry Potter seems like it'd be pretty fun and entertaining. I just don't have any system to play it on at the moment ever since my gaming laptop broke and my PS4 was given to my brother. I think the game is still too expensive to purchase anyway, so I'd rather wait until the price goes down before I would even consider purchasing it.

I refuse to play hard strategy games because they just frustrate me, and games of sexual nature are a big no for me too because most of them are just nasty.

I like when they remaster old games from old systems to newer systems. For example, I wish they would remaster the original The Lord of The Rings games, particularly if they were available on PC.

I like some of his songs. He seems very talented for the most part and is an overall good singer. Every time Lose Yourself comes on the radio I have to turn up the volume a little because I think it's that great of a song!

I try and use it on important accounts, such as bank, password manager, forums I'm staff on, etc. I just prefer SMS because on my iPhone at least when it sends you the text message code you can click the code to insert it into the input box from the screen you're on.

Because I'm a coder and forum user at heart, I would have to say a computer over a mobile phone. Forums can be used on mobile phones, but they're much easier to use and have better features on computers, and technically you can do some coding on mobile devices but it's not really feasible.

My dogs are always on the scout for food, so there's no doubt about it that is what they'd purchase, especially our little dog. She's the biggest beggar of them all.

I re-downloaded it due to my gaming laptop dying on me. I play it occasionally, but not near as much as I played the PC games. I primarily just play Team Deathmatch just like I did on my PC. I should try and get more into Battle Royale, but I've always been fond of just Team Deathmatch mostly. I can't wait until they release Call of Duty: Warzone on mobile.