Completed Hellblade II yesterday.
Visually, it's stunning. Probably the most photorealistic game I've played so far. More emphasis on story and walking this time - gameplay felt a bit lacking compared to Hellblade I. Also have to agree with another review I read that said the game rushed its ending in the final chapter.
Got a few sensitive front teeth, so Sensodyne Repair and Protect for me.
Completed a few games recently.
I wasn't paywalled but it looks like a few other people were. I uploaded screenshots of the entire page here: https://imgur.com/a/JRDdBl4
As someone who (uncomfortably) flew overnight flights over the weekend, I am seriously contemplating some of these sleeping positions.
Addicted to Dicey Dungeons currently.
Roguelike deckbuilder made by Terry Cavanagh of VVVVVV and Super Hexagon fame.
I tried Balatro before this but didn't really get into it. Dicey Dungeons I found easier to get into. Played it 4 hours straight on the first day I gave it a shot. Many more hours to be spent on it.
Completed Sayonara Wild Hearts earlier this week. It's only about an hour or so long till credits roll - longer if you want to 100% it.
Stunning visuals - incredibly pretty game. The soundtrack's nice, though many of the songs sound alike to me.
It has an overwhelmingly positive score on Steam, but for some reason it did not click with me at all. I like that there was variety in the gameplay, but it all just felt odd.
It's quite unusual for me to not like such a highly rated game.
Hello! Using Apple Music on Android currently because of a lengthy free trial I got. I'm using it right now as I type this. There are 3 things that immediately come to mind when talking about my experience using the app:
There are multiple other UI/UX issues, but I'm not sure if they're specific to the Android version or if they also occur on the iOS version. I don't have an iPhone for to compare the experience.
It's not all bad. The integration with Shazam is great - I can access all my Shazamed songs in a playlist. (There's a Spotify integration as well.) Apple Music's recommendations are slowly improving. I like how it's focused on music, and doesn't shove podcasts down my throat when I don't want them. It doesn't have a terrible TikTok-esque UI. They pay artists better than Spotify and offer lossless at no extra cost. Aside from 2 songs, I haven't had issues with missing songs as compared to on Spotify.
I'm super basic.. A nice pepper jack does it for me.
A local grocery store has Jalapeno, Habanero and Carolina Reaper infused Monterey Jack cheese slices. They're amazing for grilled cheese.
Just seems too early to me. TLoU1 remake came out not too long ago.
I would assume TLoU3 is many years into the future, so a late 2024/early 2025 release at the very least would make more sense to me for a TLoU2 remaster.
Looks like it's the A2 Pro that's the dual screen one. A5 is e-ink only.
Can't seem to find any online, which is weird.
Slightly off-topic, but it would be cool to see a modern version of the YotaPhone.
Looks like they also upped the storage on the $400 model to 256 GB. That still has the LCD screen though.
Love how exciting the handheld market's getting.
02 November update:
No. 3 was recently implemented on web and iOS. Nothing on Android yet. So far, the recommendations suck. I have a playlist for songs that are covers of other songs and Tidal provides me great recommendations that are actually covers. Apple Music doesn't.
Search is still an absolute disaster.
I have zero experience with stuff like this, but don't power users setup FTP servers for cross-device wireless file sharing?
For a general user I agree it's overly complicated, and that there needs to be a simpler solution.
Even proprietary protocols like AirDrop can be hamstrung.
Namesilo
Prices are reasonable, and I haven't felt a reason to switch away.
Found out about them only recently. They've got some bangers.
