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Honestly, I'm not too thrilled about this metaverse thing. I'd learn how to use it but I'm definitely not going to be on it all the time. I can see homeless people and others who can't afford it being left behind.

I'd become a magic wielding knight and fight dragons and all kinds of monsters. Can you imagine calling down a meteor on a group of bandits?

Troy Deeney's goal vs leicester that got Watford promoted to the Premier League in the last minute after Leicester missed a penalty at the other end Christiano Ronaldo's overhead kick vs Juventus at Juventus stadium and the whole crowd got up and cheered for Ronaldo. It was truly awesome. Aaron Ramsey's long range goal with his weak foot vs Galatasaray at Galatasaray's stadium and the crowd cheered for him.

Honestly, it was the Denmark match at the Euros last year when Ericksen collapsed on the field and nearly died, It was shocking - I'm glad he survived.

If you store your seed phrases in a proper place, you'll always be able to regain access to your wallets.

Not because Iphones come with a smaller battery capacity means they don't last as long as Android phones. Because of software optimization, most Iphones will outlast majority of Android phones and I'm saying this as an Android user.

For Podcasting, you can start off with a Blue Yeti microphone and work your way up. You'll also need an audio mixing board as well but I don't know about the rest of the equipment besides stuff like pop filters. There are quite a few beginners guides on YouTube so you might want to check those out.

If your friend has a passion, you should encourage it, all they need is the basics such as camera to record their videos and an affordable video editor like Davinci. You can't tell how far his channel might reach if doesn't try. Furthermore, your friend is doing it for fun so he doesn't need any fancy equipment.

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You know it's funny - I vaguely remember it now. I remember a kid coming to school with one and the rest of us were looking at him kinda odd as the rest of us had Gameboys. The issue with majority of Sega consoles in the past is that they weren't really marketed well.

It's not just modding, most of the default games are pretty amazing as well.

Your answer makes the most sense quit frankly because I do remember Nintendo saying that. The Switch is its own thing.

As long as cloud gaming services like Gamepass don't overtake game ownership as the main way to play your games I don't have an issue with either. If I'm not mistaken, I do think you can play Gamepass on other devices besides PCs and the Xbox.

Even though I'm mainly a PC gamer, I still play Retro games via emulation.

The whole concept makes no sense - how can you have a Gotham Superhero game without Batman? Nightwing and the others combined have nowhere near the amount of popularity Batman possesses. What were Warner Bros. thinking?

At some point, we'll have to move on from the PS4 so I can see why they made that decision but the real issue is the PS5 availablility.

That story with Seth Green was hilarious - Honestly, I don't have that much of an issue with most things in the Crypto Space but I've always hated NFTs because people were taking the work of legitimate artist and turning them into NFTs for profit without give credit to the original artist. I hope the industry permanently crashes and burns.

So is Google and Amazon - as a matter of fact, that's how the Tech Industry is and that's why the bigger companies will continue to have the dominance they've enjoyed over the past 20+ years.

I'm aware of that and so is Apple so it'll just keep going...

I knew it! Makes a lot of sense what you said previously - typical greedy practices...

I know that IGN gave it a great overall score but some of the things that brought down the score was so miniscule at best and was more a symptom of a lack of understanding of the game mechanics than the actual game mechanics. To be honest, I never did follow up his work but I do like the write up.

I'm in the same boat - I have a whole list of Steam games that I've purchased that I still haven't gotten around to playing so I don't have a problem when a game is completed. It's on to the next one for me.

Same here - I don't really get fussed over a controller as long as it serves its intended function - it can look like paint drying for all I care.

It depends for me honestly - I'd probably buy a PS2 or maybe a SNES or Dreamcast or even a Sega Genesis. I miss playing Ratchet & Clank on the PS2 and Devil May Cry as well.

It's the fact that the enemies can just randomly bust through the walls plus the lack of ammo to shoot zombies really makes it scary XD. Like, how do they expect you to punch a zombie to death?