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With so many payment options available, I'm curious what everyone prefers. Do you stick to the tried-and-true cash, swipe your card, or opt for the convenience of mobile payments or smartwatches? What’s your go-to method and why? Is it security, ease, or just habit that influences your choice?

Facts. I used to play all these games as a kid on PC.

For me, it was Hollow Knight. The platforming and precise combat really tested my patience, but the feeling of finally beating the final boss was incredibly satisfying. Like a massive weight was lifted off my shoulders.

I'm primarily a PC gamer due to the options we have for customizing hardware, modding our games and ability to play a whole host games from other platforms using emulators and other software options.

I'd say a 24 hour one and it was Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas on a Saturday. I basically played the whole time with a few breaks in between for food and bathroom use.

I tend to gravitate toward RPGs because I love immersive storytelling and the freedom to shape my character’s journey. There's something special about exploring deep lore, making decisions that influence the narrative, and seeing the world evolve based on my choices.

I have attended local gaming conventions before but nothing major like E3 or Summer game fest which I'd like to attend one day.

Personally, my antivirus combo is Windows Defender and Malwarebytes. I've been using both for close to a decade and haven't had any issues with viruses in a long time.

I think I might just go for Notion. Zoho Writer and Bear are fantastic alternatives but Notion falls more in line with what I need at the moment.

I'd say I'm at above average level as in I can fix a lot of complicated problems as I used to work in a friend's computer store part-time as a technician in my teens so I learned how to work on PCs from that time.

Same here. All we did was basic coding, a bit of web design and learning how to use Microsoft Office.

Personally, I probably average 10+ hours most days as I work online so using my computer is a must. Plus it's my favorite platform to game on.

A portable monitor is also one of my favorites especially when you need an extra monitor on the go. I have one that I carry around with my laptop.

To be honest, it looks like another generic mobile cesspool of a game in my opinion. The type that charges you for every little thing. Of course, I could be wrong but when it comes to most mobile games, I'm usually not.

Thanks for the heads-up. I've been into deckbuilders lately, so Zoeti sounds like it could be right up my alley. How's the learning curve, especially with the different characters' abilities?

I totally remember the Snake Game! It was the go-to for anyone with a Nokia phone back then. The simplicity of it made it so addicting. I still think about trying to beat my high score sometimes. Did you ever reach the point where the snake took up almost the entire screen?

Scissor Seven is such an underrated anime and this was one of my favorite fights the whole series.

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings - 7.5/10

Was whipping it in Need For Speed Unbound and won every single race with my Nissan GTR.