TSA writes: "Wouldn’t life be simpler if you could just abandon the timeline and do everything all over again? Into The Breach says yes, sometimes, assuming you can survive at all. The Earth is being invaded by hideous insectoid aliens that want nothing more than to lay waste to everything and everyone on the planet. It is up to you and your squad to try and take them down, the good news is that you have as many chances as you need, the bad news is that you can only send one pilot through the time rift, you’ll always sacrifice two people just to make it back. Of course that relies on one of your units surviving the battle that cripples your squad."
From mechs of the future and alternate history, suit up and get ready to wreak some havoc in the best mecha games of all time.
A best all time mecha game list without Zone of the Enders even on the list is 100% crap to me. Worth saying twice though not intentional
A best all time mecha game list without Zone of the Enders even on the list is 100% crap to me.
Into the Breach (Mobile) is a brilliant game with an immense update, on a platform that elevates it to a level that makes it a genuine personal Game of the Year contender.
Into the Breach: Advanced Edition is the first must-play game on Netflix's gaming platform.
Way Netflix is losing subscriptions adding a tier where you watch ads online yeah I don't see this feature lasting too long.
They lost just under half the subscribers they initially projected and project to gain the million subscribers they lost this quarter in the next.
At 220 million subscribers, that million is less than one half of one percent of their subscriber base, and they were still able to exceed the revenue that they earned this quarter last year. Disney+ meanwhile, has 130m subscribers.
Disagreeing with raw numbers isn't going to speed up any false belief that Netflix is in jeopardy
Netlix stock was close to $600 a year ago, now it's $230. They are not *growing* which is a huge problem to any company. Netflix spend billions on shows they make, every year, they need to keep growing.
I don't think Netflix is going anywhere but they have way more competition than they did a decade ago and it shows.
Yeah but you can guarantee that when the password charge is implemented much more people will be leaving including myself. I don’t think this is the end of the loss of subscribers. Furthermore I would say 95% of all Netflix owners will never play video games
The only company that gets more video views per minute is YouTube. Netflix is fine. Once Squid Games 2 releases, they’ll get those subscribers back.
They lost a fraction of their subscriptions. All it shows is that they peaked and won't grow further. They'll find other ways to monetize. Not until they start losing millions and 10s of millions of subscribers before you see any real change.
A re-release of a 4 year old Nintendo Switch game? (a great game, mind you) Are they actually going to get worthwhile exclusives though? Yeaaa...
Funny thing NETFLIX mentioned YOUTUBE first for reason for NETFLIX subscription losses . 90 percent of me watching TV is me watching YouTube.
