I guess all Sony Spidey games are great, but I am not sure they have much to do with movies.

So, is there actually a good game tied to a movie?

Most AAA games nowadays are barely playable without huge day one patch.

When you buy physical Xbox disc you own the plastic. Otherwise it is just a key for the digital download. Because day one update is what makes the game playable for most titles these days. So, in the future when Microsoft will kill old Xbox services and the downloads are not available anymore you can use your disc to…

Well, she has to buy supplies from depots established by previous squads? What kind of army makes their soldiers buy the supplies they use for battle?

Corvette C4 digital dash https://www.chevyhardcore.com/tech-stories/interior/c4-corvette-dash-fix-restoring-the-readability/

AHAHAHeffinHA
It is like “Dumb and Dumber”, “So there is a chance?”

“online party shooter” sounds like something that should involve shots of booze.

Wait no more FF remakes for me to waste my money on?

I haven’t found it particularly playable to begin with.

Does anyone else think it looks like Putin’s face?

Who of us, as a kid didn’t want an underground bunker and a treehouse or 11?

They do https://www.fortnite.com/mobile/android/new-device

Epic has Android game store already, it works just fine for years. Google has been allowing 3rd party game stores and their own payments in them since beginning of Android. Epic wanted to install their shit through Google Play Store and not use Google payments.

Take them to small claims court. You will probably get a default judgement and your money back.

I will buy it for $50 when nobody wants it and some hacker figures out how to make something useful out of it.

Dont know about MW3. But I tried the online free battle royale (warzone) that came with MW2 and after downloading a lot of crap, the game finally loaded, started, and I died in 15 seconds. Went through some jail sequence, died again. Then it took like 10 minutes to try again. And I lasted maybe 20 seconds. Once I got…

apple, microsoft an google all have supervised accounts for kids. good mostly for monitoring what apps are installed and somewhat limiting what comes out of net searches. youtube for instance has disabled comments section for kids. some routers like nest wifi have family settings like enforcing time limits and web…

I generally have no problems with my kids using technology, just placing some time limits on gaming and YT. he can spend as much time as he wants reading or programming in scratch and so on. I also have a lot of hardware so my kid has now his gaming desktop, windows laptop, old macbook, phone, tablet, pixel watch lte,…

That borders on child abuse.