Jason m Nunn

@Batmantallk 95

Tell me the number greater than 46 by moving just one stick. 0.0001% will win..

Yay what we’ve been waiting for @PokemonGoApp @Pokemon

@ojessie__ Africa

Name one?

@vxylily Sound

Can you think of anything

@ojessie__ Yup

Trying to prove a point..

@Sofia50020Sofia Does if you’re a paedo lol

Yes or no?

Was a mad one today at work lol 😂 got 2 days off now yay 🙌 last day of the world 🌍 cup aswell cmon Spain 🇪🇸 you got this x

Ok we parked the bus but Argentina were cheating fouling bastards cmon Spain 🇪🇸 hope you win cos they don’t deserve it

Unlucky @England you guys did well proud of you all now go beat france for 3rd xxx

Morning 🌅 everyone it’s the big game day cmon England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 3-2 us I reckon have a good one people peace ✌🏻

@sucramco Maybe but would love a France vs England final

@jastheace1 Spanish. We have a better chance

Cmon France you can do it x

France 🇫🇷 ftw 🙌 cmon neighbours rooting for you

England

Cmon England we got this x

So no more physical games by 2028 that’s crazy 🤪 long gone are the game station and game days used to love a midnight launch and just so you know we didn’t get paid for them we did it for you guys rip gaming

Sad to see this happening across the entire gaming industry. I guess it was going to happen at some point, but I didn't think it would be this soon. I'm not a collector and I only buy digital so it doesn't impact me. What I personally don't like is the Christmas mornings and Birthday parties for young kids. Having to open a game only to have to spend potentially hours downloading it (realize a lot of people have faster bandwidth but still...) - it's a real bummer. I get games have patches (some large, some not so large) and consoles require massive updates at times, etc. But the fundamental magic I felt of opening my NES (and many other systems and games as time went on) during Christmas morning and immediately playing games was partially what made me fall in love with the industry (and be lucky enough to work in it across platform and games). My, likely unwanted, feedback to platform holders: 1) You need to establish a digital promise for consumers. We can't live in a world of fear if our games will work in the future or not. You owe everyone a clear vision for our "digital locker" that gives us confidence our games are actually our games. You don't get to just turn the games off (I get MP games are different from SP games, etc.). 2) You need to innovate game sharing. Lending my game to my friend should be as easy as handing him/her a disc. It's possible to do, I've lived it and looked into it before. As players, we should be able to share our games. You can have restrictions on it but fundamentally this should "just work" 75%+ of the time. A "friends and family" of 3, 6, 9, or whatever number is a solution others have in place. Mirror it and make it industry standard. 3) You haven't innovated with your console Store in ages. You need to. Enable people to have an open marketplace where I can sell my used game back to the community for Store credit or cash. You are the platform holder, you can take a fee. Again, this is not hard but you have to put your legacy behind you and innovate to provide consumer friendly features for our "digital lockers" across all platforms. Game developers will not like this - but being consumer friendly has to go both ways here. A used game marketplace is a must have in my view. 4) Let us showcase our libraries. As gamers we love achievements, friends, profiles, and game libraries. Some of us want to show off what we own and how much we play. Make the "digital locker" a feature I can share and be proud of. 5) Communicate. Show us you have a plan for this transition and that you care about gamers. We will embrace the transition if you give us the confidence, trust, and freedom to enjoy the hobby we love. All of this is possible. Make your platform the best place to play.

@WorkElizab 14

How Many legs?

England gonna win 3-1 tonight

Good about the under 16 ban but they need to bring the death penalty back for paedos and rapists