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That's true - there's that saying "We're born to lose but built to win". Nothing in life is guaranteed unless you plan to persist with it until you eventually come out on top.

I always used shortcuts in Mario Kart by skipping parts of the track and my friends used to always complain about that - the good ole' days...

The modding capability of games like Skyrim and Fallout 4 always brings me back because I can play unique stories every single playthrough with different modlists. There's also the fun factor which will have me coming back to a game - I'm referring to games like DMC 5 and NFS: Heat.

Since the year has started, I've only completed Cyberpunk 2077, RE 7 and FF 7 Remake. I'm mostly playing all the same games I've been playing over the last few years such as Skyrim/Skyrim SE, Fallout 4, NFS Heat, MK 11 among others. I haven't really seen an upcoming game this year that has piqued my interest and to be honest, I don't think any other game apart from RE 8 has gained my interest.

I agree but what is really interesting about this case, is that 3 days in and already we start to learn about Sony's greed (Epic leaks), Ubisoft's lack of security (Epic leaks as well), Epic revealed that Apple had planned to drop App developer fees once they were a billion dollar company but now they're multi-billionaires and still no change. Apple also revealed that Epic was paying something like $63,000 upwards for exclusivity to some games that they gave away for free. This trial is set to go on for at least a year but it seems everyone is being drawn into this battle.

In the Epic vs Apple court hearing, I honestly don't care who wins because it's one greedy multi-billion dollar company suing another over rights to the other's platform (which makes no sense). However, the bits of information that's starting to be leaked by both sides have started to really show the extent of the rot, corruption, incompetence. and greed in the gaming industry. For instance, we learned that Ubisoft's games is a haven for hackers which demonstrates that their platform lacks security. Other interesting info has come out about both sides as well but it's too much to cover. However, here's a somewhat brief summary of all the latest on the case.

This is stated to be the most powerful Galaxy Mobile device when it is released later this year. It also has an under the display selfie camera along with some top of the line specs. The only drawback is that they don't have a pen slot. Are you excited about the Galaxy Fold 3?

These two laptops share the same platform but Eluktronics laptops were always some of the best gaming laptops on the market and this is no exception. It has all the bells and whistles of this year's gaming laptop offerings with one or two minor issues. Check out the review below:

Here's a review of the Lenovo Legion 7 which has made the jump over to AMD this year. It sports some of the best features on the market. However, it does come with a couple of issues that are covered in this detailed review. What are your thoughts about this Gaming PC?

This is a review of HP's updated Omen 15 with Ryzen 5800 processor and RTX 3070 GPU. It comes with 16 GB Of DDR5 RAM and 1 TB of NVME SSD storage. He's tested it in several games and appears that it's performance is in the ball park of its competitors. Let me know your thoughts about this device.

Football Manager 2020

Oh trust me - mobile games have some of the biggest spenders known to man. There was a story about a man who spent $150,000 on a mobile transformers game - That's enough money to change your life! I myself has never gone beyond $20 in a mobile game. To throw that kind of money at a game indicates that you must either be extremely wealthy or you have a spending problem. I've known people who've spent $10k on a single video game.

It has helped me from jumping the gun and buying some truly atrocious games throughout my time as a gamer. For instance, I was considering Fallout 76 but when I saw the horrible reviews and the gameplay, I knew it definitely was not the game for me. The thing is that I normally go over several reviews to see the consistency and I'll also watch a bit of a walkthrough on YouTube just to see if what the reviews are saying matches up with what I've watched. If it is, then that game will be a no-go.

Go ahead and knock yourself out - I'll just continue to think about it lol. Seriously, I need to try and play some of these games I've bought for years - I feel like some kind of "hoarder".

The Nutty Professor - 8.5/10