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I used to play PC games in the 90's as well but at the time I much preferred console games so I spent more of my time playing those.

It's a very good microphone. The only thing is that it tends to be very sensitive so it'll pick up things like key clicks among other things but that can be minimized with computer software.

I'm hoping to buy an MSI laptop by the end of the year as my current gaming laptop cannot serve my needs in terms of Animation and Editing videos.

It can be but most people don't because Macbooks do tend to overheat pretty quickly and repairing costs for Apple computer parts are out of this world.

I have one of these for my desktop or had rather... https://www.ebay.com/itm/Computer-Desktop-Tower-Case-Stand-Adjustable-Wheels-Roll-Cpu-Atx-Caster-Mobile/352691755565?epid=1294157841&hash=item521e111a2d%3Ag%3AXMYAAOSw3kBdA4rY&LH_ItemCondition=3

I'm not really sure it is needed for any App on Windows 10 at all...

Most of the bigger Twitch members are switching to Microsoft's LiveMe because Twitch has basically become a B-Tech cam site.

I have tried both Adobe Premiere Clip and Filmora Go and have found those 2 to be the best in terms of offering a great video editing experience on a mobile device. My pick would go slightly in the favor of Filmora as it is the more affordable option.

I bought the safe in cloud App and a couple of other apps as well. The only game I ever spent any real money in was Lords Mobile and I don't think I've passed $50.

It's not available yet in my part of the world so i haven't been able to play it as yet...

With a micro-SD card 1.2GB isn't as huge as you're making it out to be. I'm not surprised that the game is packed with far more microtransactions than Fortnite or PUBG because that has been the common theme of Activision over the last 5 years.

Not really surprised to be honest, Activision always seems to ship a lot of half-ready games nowadays.

PUBG has always been full of bots/hackers - that's one of the main issues they could never fix. Most PC gamers aren't into mobile games much so that is totally understandable.

Even by the greedy microtransaction standards of mobile games, it is at the extreme end of the scale and that says a lot.

I started with the first one but it was Melee that got me hooked as well. Me and my friends used to spend hours playing it everyday at my house.

I had one for like a year - it was pretty decent with the few games it had but the lack of new game titles and support made me sell it.

It's kind of the same thing with Dead Space 3, EA seems to have a habit of completely screwing up by the third release in a franchise - at least, in the pass decade.

What year did you get a Mega Drive?

The problem is that most of these developers are the ones making these outlandish claims and rather than be honest from the get-go, they sell you all kinds of false promises and when the final product is released, they expect us the consumers to buy their product without holding them to the promises they made. There's a thing called competition and if companies aren't as good as their competitors, they'll be left behind in the dust - that is true of any business sector. A lot of it also have to do with how game has been marketed, if the marketing strategy is executed well enough, even a mediocre game can be a hit at least in the short term.

Nokia N-Gage?

You're forgetting that by playing these games we are guaranteed to go to hell because we signed the devil's contract thus selling our souls.

Hey - the pyramid thing is a brilliant idea. It could make for a very good game night event....or maybe not...

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I don't even own one and I could tell you it's the best game on the Nintendo Switch 🤣 (long-time Smash Bros fan so I'd know).

Yeah, you're mostly right except with used items they do tend to understate the issue with the item itself (happened to me before) and the whole issue of getting a refund which took nearly 2 months is really annoying.