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I still believe that Nintendo might want to focus on other IPs or genres in the future. I think Splatoon's success can lead to the creation of more mobile titles.

I think Concord's fate serves as a reminder of live-service games' challenges and we need to also know that rushed launches and unrealistic expectations can affect a very promising title.

It's very crucial to not overlook the game's historical significance too. This game talks more on the challenges of crafting complex narratives in games and it's so amazing!

Based on my observations, the it's like a cosmetic anniversary edition and it's not a hardware upgrade.

The Rockstar's focus on GTA Online's microtransactions and continuous updates is very strong indication that they are more interested in maintaining a steady revenue stream.

I believe that these remakes introduce classics to new generations and it's also a way out to providing affordable alternative to the expensive consoles.

The Saturn is absolutely good and no doubt about that but its failure in the West was largely due to poor marketing and competition from PS1.

My view is actually different because I've seen that the platform loyalty can blind users to flaws. For instance, look at the playStation's online fees and Xbox's aggressive monetization models and they are often overlooked by loyal fans.

People do not know that the Dreamcast's focus on online gaming is what paved the way for modern console . Its failure is was due to Sega's struggles with marketing and competition.

There is convenience in having everything in one place, but I’m so worried about console bloat because too many apps have really slowed down my dashboard and distract me from gaming.

This is indeed a very solid option for casual gamers and cloud enthusiasts like me. What attracted me is the branding and reputation it has gained for its peripherals.

No one would disagree that it's the pioneering handheld console. The Nomad's innovative design and the vast game library overshadowed the Game Gear in so many ways. But I can't also deny its commercial failure.

What I like about reverse compatibility is how it actually bridges generational gaps. It slows the new gamers to actually discover the classics.

For me, I can't deny the influence of Colecovision on retro gaming landscape. They’ve really contributed a lot.

I’ve noticed that the since the facebook gaming shifted to live streaming and cloud gaming, it has taken the platform to a new level.

Before upgrading, it's crucial to check if the damage is fixable. If not, Xbox Series X's backward compatibility is definitely an attractive option.

I don't know if anyone else have noticed that some peripherals like Sega's Menacer or Nintendo's R.O.B are very hard to find. It's indeed a classic to collect.

I’m attracted by the improved graphics and the new environment. It's absolutely going to also attract new players too.

The developer engagement is what I considered to be very essential. This is why Enlisted was successful because it focus on realism and historical accuracy.

I do internal cleaning by considering using canned air that is specifically designed for electronics. This compressed air can help you push the debris.

I have noticed that quality control have been a major concern with these sites. It is very neccessary to consider verifying seller ratings and reviews before purchasing.

The 7800+ still needs a very strong library and some exclusive titles to justify its price. Although, Bentley Bear's Crystal Quest is actually a good start.

Nintendo DS is indeed a classic choice for me as well. I'd like to bring Pokémon games, New Super Mario Bros., and Brain Age. They are all good for casual fun.

For me, it's got to be Google docs on my phone. I use it to keep records of my work. It has a clean interface and seamless syncing across devices.

Kiwi Browser is an excellent addition! Its support for desktop extensions makes it incredibly amazing. I've also been exploring Vivaldi Browser, which offers a unique interface and built-in note-taking features.