@ghosts4ever: it’s a game. You level up, customize weapons, engage in gunfights or stealth. You make a mistake, you die. It’s a compliment to Naughty Dogs excellent blending of animation, real-time dialogue and ray-tracing animation every time someone suggests it’s just playing a movie. Only thing I wish was that this series was available for PC. But this is why we don’t fanboy and just use our jobs to get other shit than one console/rig. You know, because that’s what fans of videogames do. We play the best games across various platforms.

@ghosts4ever: it’s a game. You level up, customize weapons, engage in gunfights or stealth. You make a mistake, you die. It’s a compliment to Naughty Dogs excellent blending of animation, real-time dialogue and ray-tracing animation every time someone suggests it’s just playing a movie. Only thing I wish was that this series was available for PC. But this is why we don’t fanboy and just use our jobs to get other shit than one console/rig. You know, because that’s what fans of videogames do. We play the best games across various platforms.

No one said River City Ransom and I’m disappointed

PuBG on the new iPad Pro is fan-friggin-tastic!!!

Near PC quality PuBG anywhere I am? Heaven is on earth.

@heirren: Fortnite is on mobile and most consoles

It’s been out for a looooooong time. I guess you only discovered it now, huh.

Is there an Android version?

American Police don’t carry themselves as public servants, they wear the perspective that they are out to catch “bad guys” and kick ass, hardly any honor in how they carry themselves and carry out their work. In America, there is growing civil unrest towards our police force

iOS and iPhone. Don’t listen to the people here. You can customize your iPhone’s homescreen, control center, notification center and whatever else is pertinent in terms of useability and utility.

You can run emulators/ROM’s and homebrew apps just as easily with less bugs and better RAM management and at completely no risk of contracting a virus or malware

All games come out first on iOS and typically run much smoother than its Android counterpart when it ports over much much much later. For example, we’ve had fortnite for over a year now on iOS, runs beautifully on the newer iPhones and iPads, cross-platform multiplayer with PC, PS4, and XBox, yet no version for Android to be found.

Camera on the last two iPhones especially this years model are just the same. Also don’t listen to what these people are saying. Any difference in quality in this years flagships are completely negligible, and there are mixed opinions based on bias alone. I will note that there are much more professional photographers choosing to go with the iPhones camera over any Android in the market. Google “iPhone Photography” and “shot with iPhone” to get the gist of how prevalent iPhone use in the photo industry actually is by top renown photographers

@dzimm: you don’t have to spend 10 hours to unlock every character if you dont want to unlock them passively. Took me under 3 hours getting everyone beating classic mode on easy over and over again. And if you consider playing 3 hours to unlock every character in a FIGHTING game (a genre where unlocking characters is the STANDARD) then you might not want to be playing fighting games to begin with, brother.

@musicalmac: I've seen comparisons drawn with the Xbox One