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Any console I've had, I've normally laid flat because I might get a bit clumsy and knock it over. I can probably find another $500 but why would I want spend the same console money twice when I can simply lay it flat to prevent such a scenario

Update guys: we have a hands-on video of the Oppo X Rollable phone. Take a look.

Spec Ops: The Line where you actually start believing you're the hero sent on a mission to rescue some refugees but as the story unravels, you slowly realize that you are in fact the terrorist. You killed off those refugees, you murdered 100s of soldiers and civilians in the name of your "mission". The guy who you were blaming this on has been dead long before you got there.

Yeah, it really highlighted the fact that you have to know when to draw the line in certain situations or you risk ruining your life by continuing on a path.

Once again, Flossy gives us a comprehensive review of a phone from best budget brand in the last year - the Poco F3. It comes with some flagiship-like features for under $500. Do you plan on getting one of these?

Both phones are now launching and they come with improved cameras, faster charging speeds and a few new features in the pro version. Do you plan to get one?

I don't see Microsoft making any decisions regarding that as yet but we'll see what happens.

Are we talking about the same Mike Ashley that bought Newcastle Football Club and has done nothing but take from the club and hasn't invested anything into it? If so, he's the one that's absolutely worthless because all he does is buy businesses and milk them for all he can and once they have no use to him, he tries to sell them off.

Yeah, I heard about this issue as well. Add to that the controller issues and Sony has a lot of work ahead of them. They also plan to shut down the PS3/PSP online stores as well - what on earth is going on at Sony?

This is a tough one but I do remember a game that really had a unique story with a philosophical question of how far you'd go to complete your "mission". The game in particular I'm talking about is Spec Ops: the line for the PS3. You play as Walker, a soldier in charge of a team sent to Dubai to complete a mission. However, as the story starts to unravel, you realize something is quite off and when it gets to the end and you realized that the person you were blaming for this situation was already dead and you were the one that really killed thousands of innocent lives. The game gives you the option to kill yourself once you know the truth, live on and continue the lie or live on accepting the truth of what you've done. The scene where he accidentally kills a bunch of refugees he was sent to save with phosphorous was the first time I ever somewhat felt any kind of remorse for an action in a game.

That's pretty smart if you ask me because the price of gold consistently continues to increase so you'll definitely have a good sum to fall back on. As for me, I also have an emergency fund that I've had with an investment agency since 2009 and I've never touched it so I can fall back on that if anything happens. The funny thing is, I got hacked a few years back and forgot I even had it although I was still paying for it.

Not if that game is Anthem/Fallout 76/ Star Wars Battlefront - I made the mistake of pre-ordering the latter and it was the worse decision in my entire gaming history. Because of that, I've never pre-ordered another game because I don't want to ever go through that again.

Actually, from what I've seen, it's quite disorientating especially without mods. There are several videos on YouTube that highlight this fact.

It actually makes up a part of my emergency money per month.

In Skyrim, the only time I start walking is when I'm approaching a horde of enemies when I'm max levelled with powerful equipment and I want to demonstrate to them that I'm unstoppable. I don't even attempt to block either...

To be honest, I've done that with a few characters myself...for a couple of minute until I get bored and start running again. It's so tedious lol.

When I was a kid, I did get Gran Tourismo 2 for PS1 on launch day and I was pretty fortunate to be vacationing in the US at the time so I was able to grab a copy. Otherwise, I'd have to wait until a family member was visiting to carry it with them.

This is a tough one because I don't usually travel around with temporary followers in Skyrim. Honestly, now that I think about it, I typical don't really care for them because I know they won't be sticking around.

That's great actually. At least they must have some level of quality because the US is more stringent in terms of the quality of their products.

I do like Gothic's summoning as well - if we were to follow media, extremely skilled summoners can summon hordes of creatures because they'd have a huge mana pool. In the name of "balance", most games impose too many restrictions. It feels balanced but it's not really fun because you can't really live out your fantasy of being a summoner who can conjure an army in an instant.

Yeah but I always though of it as a hookup song because of how it's worded. Or maybe it's just my dirty mind 😹

That's why it's such a divisive title in the gaming community. Those like myself who love an overly frustrating game absolutely love playing this but for people who like an easy game, it'll frustrate you to no end.

I wouldn't mind at all - I loved the first game and the second one wasn't bad either but I don't think they'd release it due to the graphic nature of this game. Not to mention the outrage mob would call this game all kinds of things.

It looks okay so far but I agree with you about the camera angle. On another note, I also like the cell-shaded graphics - now don't get me wrong, I've seen some horrible implementations but this one is well done.

The Karate Kid 2 - 8/10