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Hearts of Iron IV: Arms Against Tyranny | Official Release Trailer by Carterbuzz in c/games@sh.itjust.works

[-] Carterbuzz@lemm.ee 1 points 1 year ago

They offer a subscription for $5/month that includes access to all the dlc.

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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by Carterbuzz@lemm.ee to c/moviesandtv@lemmy.film

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Recently I've been all about the curated collections that The Criterion Channel puts out. For those that are unaware, they'll pick a couple themes and put together a list of 6-12 movies complete with a blended trailer and overview of the theme. Right now for instance they have "70s Car Movies" and "High School Horror". My only complaint is that it obviously only lists movies that are available on The Criterion Channel.

Is there anything similar out there, be it a blog, YouTube channel, whatever, but that will regularly curate lists without regards for where to actually watch the movie?

I know I could just search for best whatever genre movies I'm interested in watching, but sometimes I don't want to think about what to watch. Additionally, the curated list for a given theme gets me to branch out from what I may typically watch in that I know it's generally going to be a good movie.

Universal's streaming service Peacock Lost $651 Million From April to June, expected to lost $3 Billion in 2023 by Carterbuzz in c/moviesandtv@lemmy.film

[-] Carterbuzz@lemm.ee 1 points 1 year ago

It's the sports for me. I'm a big supercross/motocross fan and they're on Peacock. Races are sat afternoon/evening but I typically just watch it on Sunday. The year before it went to Peacock I watched on YouTube and it was a huge pita to find anything decent and avoid spoilers. Pair that with the Premier League, Indy and sports car racing, and I'm fine with $50/year. I find Peacock to be a much better value than everything except Max.

5 Reasons Why Gamers Should Buy a Retro Handheld by Carterbuzz in c/games@lemmy.world

[-] Carterbuzz@lemm.ee 2 points 1 year ago

I've been following the community for about 2 years now. Started with a Retroid Pocket 2+, then picked up a Miyoo Mini for something that was a little easier to take on the go, then added an Anbernic rg35xx. I still think the rp2+ (and now the recently released rp2s) is the perfect 1st device. Generally handles everything up through Dreamcast without issue, 4:3 screen, decent enough buttons, affordable.

If you want something a little cheaper or in a verticle format, the rg35xx or Miyoo Mini+ are both good devices as well. I've never used the Miyoo Mini+, but I personally prefer the rg35xx with Garlic os to my Miyoo Mini with onion os.

If GameCube or PS2 are important to you, just get a Deck.

Young Koreans favor iPhones over Samsung Galaxy: survey by Carterbuzz in c/technology@lemmy.world

[-] Carterbuzz@lemm.ee 1 points 1 year ago

Had Samsungs for 10 years watching them slowly get worse and worse. Switched to a Pixel last year and couldn't be happier.