Ace Attorney Investigations Collection in my Nintendo Switch.

I was hesitant about playing it as a collection/remake as I already have the game loaded in my DS with the fan translation (at least I skipped the complaints about the change of the character names 😆), and I have played all the prior Ace Attorney games in DS/3DS and I am much more a handheld user than a console user, but I have been liking the improvements that the remake has, and playing it in the big TV has been pretty comfortable for me with this title, perhaps the bigger screen for text is the best reason.

To play PS4 games in enhanced mode!

Not precisely hyped, I still need to finish the original (I just saw a handful of episodes as a kid, but really really liked it).

What I am kinda hyped though is that it will be more loyal to the original source, unlike the old adaptation, but not that much as it could be the same case with Shaman King’s Netflix vs the Fox Kids adaptation? While the latter went too different from the manga, the adapted parts were done at a much better pace than the Netflix version.

that isn’t supported anymore.

Opencore Legacy Patcher is a thing.

The good thing is that it is cheap and doesn’t have any microtransactions.

I don’t doubt it is good, but also it hurts that this must be stated to show a game is good nowadays (especially the micro transactions bit) :/

Jet user mentioned some titles, certainly one of those must be decent right? :(

(I haven’t played any).

Jeez… I want to play them, but I am foreseeing hundreds of hours in those games lol… Also I didn’t know there was a sixth game for GBA.

So does Pixel Launcher… And I am pretty sure the other two launchers I mentioned too.

If the spotlight on iOS works as good as it does on macOS then yeah, it is a very powerful tool… But we can search up for contacts on Android…

Ah, I gotta thank Chrome for finally making me do the change from it to Firefox when they dropped the flag for switching the web page to dark mode (when dark mode is triggered) in Android mobile… Since that moment I haven’t looked back, and it seems like there is no reason to do so.

So far the only way that this has been fixed is with a custom ROM (using their own custom launcher which is average at best) or using Lawnchair with QuickSwitch (requires root, and it is like the best shot you have to have smooth animations with a more customized launcher).

I always go back to using navigation buttons.

Yeah, this is a valid solution… Although as I come to Android from iOS I never could get used to that… And it seems I’ll never be able to.

Well, tell us those sites to avoid ;)

IMHO, Pixel Launcher (and Lawnchair and Kvaesitso) handle this pretty well with the app drawer… Basically just please automatically display the keyboard with one pull… Having to do another tap feels so… Primitive.

I have a similar question, how is that 3rd party launchers users do not know or not care about this?

I genuinely envy them lol.

This is a valid recommendation (might not apply to all apps, such as bank or password apps) also because bugs can happen… But man I just hate seeing I have pending updates haha.

Ugh, and I thought my 6 GBs of RAM phone sucked for multitasking… You are discouraging me to get another one with at least 8 GBs of RAM lol.

Have you checked Smart Dock? I think it is cool, and a faster way to launch apps.

I don’t know what he is talking about, this can be easily done from the DSM UI, also you don’t even need to mess with the certs expiring as it auto renews them.

And yeah, lots of variability and replay value with those mechanics I think

It feels like a Tears of The Kingdom pocket edition (which is a silly thought as both are portable games lol).

I like that idea.

Swapping custom ROMs are the distro hopping of Android.

What I do to make the process faster is:

• Backup all my shit, with Google backup (which if it works, it is way crippled) and Swift backup root.
• Download newer ROM and desired root method (KSU as of lately).
• Flash said ROM and root it.
• Grab data from Google, give root permissions to Swift Backup and complete the data retrieval sane edition.
• Rinse and repeat.

My device is EOL and most custom ROMs come decrypted by default, so I am in no need to format data, which just makes this process faster as my data remains in the same folder, but if you have a good cloud solution and nice internet speed Swift Backup can take advantage of that.