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What platform did you play Hell Let Loose on? I've found it really hard to get people to communicate and use microphones in public matches on the PS5.

Hey @rorie it would be really nice if the schedules for Extra Life and other things could include a simple UTC time. I know a lot of duders live in the USA, but for the rest of the world it's much easier and quicker to deduce times based on UTC than single arbitrary time zones within the USA.

I'm a big fan of the Forza franchise, but am having a hard time getting excited for this one. It really does just look like more of the same with almost nothing new. I'll play it since it's on Game Pass, but I don't see much of a hook to keep me interested for that long.

The Yaris is alive and well outside of the USA. In fact one of the most exciting cars of 2021 was a Yaris homologation special.

Thank you so much for this Alex!

Well that's a real contender for Most Disturbing Thumbnail of the Year.

It was a good showing and I'm glad Sony went aggressive on the price. There's still no games that interest me all that much in the launch window of either console, but I'll get a Series X just to get the most out of my Game Pass subscription.

Normally I don't care all that much for the slimmer redesigns of consoles, but with the way the PS5 looks and it's size I might wait for a refreshed SKU before picking one up.

Halo looks interesting and I seem to be one of the few people who like the new more simplistic art style. I'm excited to play Tetris Effect again and Stalker 2 could be very good if they pull it off.

Other than that, too many cinematic trailers without any real info on what you do in those games. No game really game that "wow this is next-gen" vibe and the launch lineup seems thin as far as new games are concerned. But with all that being said, I know I'll get the Series X just to play the best version of Halo and try Ori at 4K 120fps I guess.

Hey @alex the double border checks happen on international borders like the Russia-Estonia one. The first check is the exit check from one country after which you enter a sort of no man's land between the two countries and finally on to the entry check of the next country. Essentially the same thing as when you get your documents checked when departing for an international flight and then once again when landing in the next country.

Inside the EU Schengen Area no such border formalities exist, as the whole of the EU and countries like Norway essentially have open borders between each other.

You probably knew most of this already, but just wanted to clear things up.