That's regular Weet-Bix, anyway; there's a variant, which has tightly-packed cubes with berries in it. That's far nicer, as it doesn't immediately turn into porridge and the berries provide some needed flavour/texture.
Microsoft themselves previously realised this likely loss of data; when BitLocker was new, it originally wasn't in Windows Home editions for this reason - older, or less tech-savvy, people don't really need encryption. It's just a hassle for them when they contact tech support.
Apparently they're making BitLocker mandatory in 24H2 - sounds great, as it means 'increased security', except that casual users ain't gonna know "BitLocker" is, or what the 40+-character password is, if they have to transfer data to a new device.
Then again, isn't Helldivers 2 all about banding together regardless of IRL group in order to take down a common enemy?
Kinda seems like the game trained its players a bit too well, as SONY became their common enemy!
"Family-friendly", if you don't accidentally chuck the damn Wiimote into the TV when it inevitably fails to read your movements at all accurately, thereby pissing off the rest of the family too - all because the damn console didn't mandate the Classic Controller as a necessary backup option in...
It's my honest opinion of BotW and TotK - they are nothing like Legend of Zelda games of old, and they're different for the sake of being different rather than improving on the classic formula.
I played through both games once, using an online map to find everything, and I heartily regret...
Fully agree with this part; BotW was utterly dreadful to play. A massive open-word...with bugger-all dev-placed map markers to highlight where to go or where to find important things like towns and shrines.
Game would've been so much better if the towers were marked on the map for you, and...
Took 'em long enough.
As for whether I'll be interested in the thing...well, I initially wasn't interested in the Switch 1, as no games really interested me until 2017 (ironically, I believe my system-seller was Xenoblade Chronicles 2), and I did NOT like the concept of bringing the Wii's...
No.
Honestly? Sometimes I think they need a padded cell and a straitjacket. Before they harm someone with their anti-scientific crap. This is more for flat-earthers and anti-vaxxers, honestly, but I guess it could also work for other harmful morons, like hardline-Progressive "journalists" (who...
That one was more noticeable, so it got rectified pretty soon after, but the necro reminder is more of an edgecase thing (not nearly as common), so I'm not surprised it fell through the cracks.
The necrobump reminder probably itself got necro'd, with all the backend updates; I believe the site had a major upgrade last year, and for a while after, the automatic multi-post joiner (the one that adds "Please don't double-post!") didn't work.
I can say that it's nowhere near as compelling as Super Paper Mario; that's for sure. That game had well-written villains, fun gameplay, and a rather unique variety of worlds to explore.
Considering only one of those Legend of Zelda games is actually solidly designed and fun...that being ALttP...I don't know what you're talking about. I don't think Origami King has artificially forced, woefully inaccurate motion controls, or a massive open-world with bugger-all map markers.
Same here; I never got it. MP's just not my jam.
Also, didn't it get delisted as well? Such a massive downfall from grace - used to be THE game of the year, so far, only for Sony to murder it.