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Physical drives in consoles/media devices are already disappearing so I'd say by 2030. It'll definitely be a thing of the past. Most PCs don't even come with physical drives anymore as in the modern era, it's kind of obsolete in the sense that CDs/DVDs don't even hold much data in the first place.

I do agree that it was one of the best communities back in the days. The people were so helpful. To be fair, the Call Of Duty community has always had the toxicity and it seems to be prevalent in FPS communities. If you say anything critical about it, the community's fanboys act like you disrespected their cult...🤣

I do have to agree that I've learned way more from the bad experiences and they've really helped me out when I run into tough situations in life. How to stay calm rather than always panic when everything's going wrong.

Not at all, it just seems like you average horror flick where the leading lady is a psycho who's killing everyone.

Dragon Age: Absolutions trailer looks amazing - I can't wait!

The Ring 2: 8/10

Finally finished Madison and it ended pretty much how I expected but it's probably the scariest horror game I've ever played.

I haven't - As a matter of fact, I honestly never knew there was a Farmville 2 either but it brought back so many memories as I used to play Farmville to kill time.

My phone has 512 GB of internal storage as well as a 1TB Sandisk MicroSD so I'm fairly certain it can hold at least 3000 mobile games comfortably.

It's just rolled out in mine as well but it's really spotty in certain areas - very unreliable in its current state. I'm more of a Prepaid guy except when it comes to internet data. I use the internet all the time on my phone when I don't have a good enough Wi-fi signal so it's important to have unlimited data.

I'll not have any slander on these generation of Nokia phones. I mean, they were very good self-defence weapons - if you brandished one of these, it'd scare away any criminals because these phones were as tough as rocks. I used to have one of these and dropped it all the time and I swear it kept breaking my floor tiles 🤣

Honestly, for the most part, yes it is. Hell, I would even say the I7 is overkill - most people can easily get by with an i5 for 1080p gaming. However, for futureproofing, the I7 is a great investment.

Aya has been around long before the Steam Deck so it's not exactly the clone. If anything, the Steam Deck is the one that's the clone. GDP and Oneplayer has also been around long before the Steam Deck and most of them are even more powerful than it. However, they also are more expensive.

I do - I have RetroArch which has a lot of other emulators included such as Dolphin for Wii games. It serves all my needs - it does take some setup but it's pretty awesome.

I have a Logitech G602 - it lasted me for a good amount of years and still works as if it was brand new.

I've bought a couple of bundles but I normally get them separately - Most bundles just don't appeal to me...they usually have a game or two that I don't particularly fancy and no amount of savings makes it worth getting the bundle.

I usually use a can of air and clear out most of the dirt, use a slightly damp cloth to wipe away the remnants then I turn my keyboard upside down and lightly tap the back to get out any food particles that may have found its way in between the keys. Honestly, I'm extremely weary of putting any kind of soap/ cleaners barring alcohol near my devices.

Tough one for me but but it's either MW2, Black Ops 2 or Gears Of War 3. I think I spent the most time playing Modern Warfare 2 and I miss the trash talk in the lobbies.

The price makes me not want it especially when it lacks quite a bit of features compared to the current Xbox controllers on the market.