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I really loved my Note 9.

*shrugs* It's a bad naming convention.

I'm not, but Giga Hertz is.

ye, the game gives you a warning at the beginning that you should use a controller. Even then, just doesn't feel very intuitive to me.

I think it's the "S" series that replaced the Notes. Ultra is just the top model, I suppose. There's an S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra. https://www.pcmag.com/comparisons/samsung-galaxy-s25-vs-s25-plus-vs-s25-ultra-whats-the-difference

Yeap. So does the 25. Before that, I had a Galaxy Note 9 for a long time. If I'm not mistaken, that was the point I switched from iPhone.

Galaxy S22 Ultra lol.

baka. I'll have to play around in the training some more... but it seems like things were a lot easier in BT3. Like flying... However, that came out like 18 years ago... so memory might be a bit foggy.

I recently bought the Galaxy 25 Ultra. No issues so far.

Alright, bought it and not sure how I feel about it. The controls are confusing as fuck... way too many things to remember, which takes the fun out of the battles. The cut scenes are kinda lame. Just bits and pieces of the story. Visually, it's gorgeous. I'll do more training before continuing...

Perhaps I shall check it out then...

hmmm, yeah, I actually liked all the Budokai's. They still had story elements.

oh, vs is boring to me. Pass. lol thanks.

Never played that one. I also never played 4.

I'm into the classics. RE 1 through 3 are my favs. I think if I had to choose a #1 from those three, it would be RE 2.

I even hated in the older games things like being chased by Mr. X, though, that wasn't as bad since you had the whole mansion to move around in and such. I also just much more prefer the zombie thing, so most of the newer RE games just didn't appeal to me.

Too long cut scenes and janky controls. I'm also not a fan of game play where you're constantly running in cramped places to evade enemies. Just not fun to me.

Is the game any good? Is this basically another DB game that rehashes the story again? I kind of got put off by Dragonball games a while ago. Never finished Kakarot because the open world felt monotonous and it suffered from the same crap as the other games (multi-enemies non-stop ki spam attacks).

I restarted Resident Evil: Village this weekend. 30 mins in, I remember why I stopped playing it the first time.

MHA is one of my favorites.