The new phone provides power to the old phone, while you charge the new one with the wireless charger.

Interesting how it seems that the conversion of going from playing the game on PC Game Pass leads mostly to buying the game on Steam rather than on the Xbox/MS Store. Seems like Microsoft's existing PC strategy is falling short.

Dumbed down the phone? Seems like a lot of people doing this lately. Keeping things simple.

Agreed. I was subscribed for a while on PC and it was great value if you kept up with it, but it added this unnecessary pressure to play the games as they hit the catalog because you knew they had a limited shelf life. And if you did start a game, you game save got stuck on the platform (kinda).

I agree so much with this, but their annual presentations almost force their hand with flashy new features. If they did go through with something like this I’d be curious how they would market it.

Bugs Bunny Lost in Time was such a hidden gem (relatively) of game.

Maybe Callsheet by @liss.bsky.social would be something you’re interested in. (Assuming you’re on iOS) apps.apple.com/us/app/calls...

I've actually recently started reading Vinland Saga, on the second volume now.

it's one of their paid newsletters that's also included in their new subscription for ad-free.

This is the best I can do.

Something about Gen 2 art style was very appealing to me too

You have until Dec. 6th to get caught up. I believe in you.

Thanks for bringing that to my attention, that’s exactly what I was looking for. Just added it to my Steam wishlist. I’m excited.

I’m craving more games with dungeons like in Mega Man Legends. Also something about the art style was cool.

I still haven’t been able to put into words how creepy the game was and how anxious some of the levels in this game made me feel. Especially the one where you’re upside down collecting all the balloons. There was also the goose and the hide and seek levels.

That’s true, I’m just wondering if there’s partly a downside into losing a draw to that card.

Doesn’t this also mean you lose a card though? I thought red card was more useful to delay certain decks like some getting a Gardevoir out. Best time to use would be right after your opponent uses Oak and still has over 3 cards.

The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett. I never thought a story about a building a cathedral could be so gripping. It also has some great antagonists that will frustrate you throughout the whole book.