BoTW is hands down the best Zelda game out of every iteration I’ve played since NES. Incorporated and paid homage to so many elements of the entire series throughout the ages.

I also have some of the best memories and feelings playing most of the Mario games throughout an equal timeframe. Unfortunately, I have yet to give Mario odyssey some ample play time.

Rules of Survival is more polished

@mighty-lu-bu: Not sure if you remember the first years of Android. Didn't have fully functional multi-touch capabilities for a long time, it was a ghetto copy of Apples capacitive multi-touch technology.. Took two years for a Facebook app to appear. Took several years for any sort of cohesive tracking service capability. Still waiting for a dedicated motion processor. Not sure if any Android phones out there even has a dedicated GPU yet. Laughably, only a few Android handsets recently started 64-bit support, if any at all.

In case you haven’t discovered this game yet: get it.

5v5 flourishing MOBA that is cross-compatible with Android and iOS.

Add LeQueef if you get it.

Bro... forget that game. Mobile Legends is already great. I’ve tried Vainglory, Fates Forever and Mobile Legends... Mobile Legends takes the cake. 5v5, an ever growing impressive roster of varied champions, easily the best controls for a mobile MOBA.

International tournaments and a very developed competitive community, live streaming and modifiable replays built in, built in team voice-chat, and multi-platform compatible.

@mighty-lu-bu: No it’s pretty accurate.

I remember how long it took Android to get basic things, then it made me realize your entire post was negated before you even typed it.

Delusion and denial are commonplace in the Android camp. So very far behind

It took double the amount of time to process a 2 minute clip on Android while it only took half of a half of 2 minutes for the iPhone to do the same. Holy cow. The cognitive dissonance in the Android camp is strong these days

@MonsieurX:

synthetic? ? next thing you'll say is anandtech is not a reputable source of information and research.

Every year it's the same on any benchmarking platform. Only difference this year, is the gap is at its widest ever, leaving Android in its dust. As always

@MonsieurX:

It's more powerful than a 2017 Macbook PRO.

The closest Android competitor runs at about half as fast.

http://www.businessinsider.com/a11-bionic-iphone-x-more-powerful-than-a-2017-macbook-pro-2017-9