What I like more than this is when games make every individual aspect of difficulty (e.g. enemy health, enemy aggression, enemy damage, etc.) something you can tweak in the accessibility menu. Spider-Man 2 and The Last of Us Part 1 are two good examples of this.

1920’s Paris

What else do you expect from a video game themed pawn shop?

Insomniac has really set up an impressive iteration of the Marvel universe in these games. I’m a big fan of character designs and storylines. I would love to see them expand it to bring in other characters.

Solution: make hold-to-confirm one of the many available accessibility options

In the realm of video games, do whatever makes you feel happy.

Insomniac has really raised the bar for accessibility features. Even though I don’t necessarily need them, I love that these same features give me the ability to tweak so many aspects of the gameplay to my liking.

Unstable Diffusion

Yes, that one aspect of the language is simpler, but the six grammatical cases, three genders, two aspects, and unpredictable stress make up for it.

It must be nice to not have to care about lasting too much/too little time.

Russian doesn’t have articles at all, but it sure isn’t simple.

The workers are tired of dealing with endless red tape and clueless customers. Plus they aren’t compensated based on how good the customer service is.

It’s because the sunlight reaches you faster at the high altitude.

I have cat-like night vision, and can see just fine in lighting that most people would call “pitch black”.

We all wear masks…metaphorically speaking, we suppress the id, our darkest desires, and adopt a more socially acceptable image.

And they probably did a bunch of stuff you didn’t want them to.