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Jordan Tucker
The core gameplay of Hades is one of the best examples of one more run" in modern times. It never gets old as you slowly progress through the levels, working your way further into the game, defeating new bosses, meeting more NPCs, getting permanent upgrades, and learning more about the world and narrative as you understand the ins and outs of survival in the dangerous levels.
When it comes to roguelikes, you can have the most varied enemies, bosses, and the best visuals, but what sets Hades apart from the rest of the genre even more, is its slick fast-paced gameplay while dungeon crawling. Weapons, upgrades, strategizing on the go for how to build your character for that run, and more all play a part in how far you will reach.
I have zero complaints with the actual game on PC and modern consoles, and basically consider it perfect. It even has an accessibility mode that gives you a slight health boost on each death to make your progression easier through multiple runs. But how does it feel and look on mobile? I know the team has mentioned things like 60fps gameplay, customizable controls, controller support, and an uncompromised experience, but I needed to see it for myself.
I knew Hades would be great with a controller, but I specifically focused on playing it with touch controls. As with many games I cover, I found myself enjoying it with touch on the iPhone, but preferring a physical controller wirelessly on iPad. I used my Xbox Series X wireless controller and the 8BitDo I use to test and both worked perfectly. The game displays Xbox button prompts for both. With touch controls, I was surprised at how good they felt on iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 14 Plus. I recommend resizing the interaction button though because the default is a bit too small.
Hades does have cloud saves on Netflix and I tested this over 12 times back and forth while playing Hades on my iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 14 Plus, and iPad Pro. I only had one issue where there was a save conflict popup that got resolved by selecting the correct data. The syncing worked flawlessly outside that. I am disappointed to not be able to bring my Steam and Switch saves over since I play with syncing on both of those. Hopefully this can be considered for the future.
When it comes to Hades on PS5 and Xbox Series X, it has 4K 60fps support and a decent DualSense implementation. On Xbox it supported Quick Resume and had save syncing with the Windows version (non Steam) making it a good option for those who use that store. I ended up playing a lot more Hades on Xbox Series X with Quick Resume support though. None of them having cross save with Switch or Steam was disappointing.
As with other Netflix or Apple Arcade game reviews, the big caveat to the recommendation is that you need an active subscription to play the game in question. Just like with the GTA Trilogy, Hades is a killer app for Netflix, and one that is likely going to push people to subscribe to the service.
In this article, we show how to change the country on your Netflix account, to help you access American Netflix from outside the U.S. on your Mac, iPad or iPhone. This method is accomplished by using a VPN, which can also give you access to any Netflix library from any country or region in the world.
A VPN, or Virtual Private Network, is software that works like a second internet sitting between you and the larger internet. Your computer connects to the VPN, which then in turn connects to the internet. You ask it for the website, it delivers the website to you. VPNs are designed to protect your privacy online, as they are an excellent tool for preventing people or programs being able to track your behaviour or location online.
So be warned that this is against the rules and the company does have the right to suspend your service if you break these rules. Plus, Netflix has been blocking many VPN services, which means you might run into more difficulty accessing U.S. Netflix than you used to.
Free VPNs such as Hola used to be the most popular way of watching U.S. Netflix in the U.K. but it is now strongly recommended that you pay for a better VPN service if you want to stay connected to U.S. Netflix.
Tapping the Continue button takes you to the Netflix website where you can enter your personal data, choose a payment method, and subscribe to a Netflix plan. This, of course, allows Netflix not to pay the 30% commission for each subscription made within iOS apps, which is reduced to 15% for recurring subscriptions after one year.
Despite this update, Netflix had ditched in-app subscriptions long ago. Back in 2018, the company released an update to its iOS app that removed the option to let users subscribe to Netflix directly from its official iPhone and iPad app. Unsurprisingly, Apple tried to stop Netflix from redirecting iOS users to subscribe to a Netflix plan using Safari.
Due to recent antitrust investigations, Apple has finally allowed some types of apps to offer alternative subscription methods outside of the App Store without having to pay a commission to the company. More recently, Apple has also been forced to allow App Store apps to provide third-party payment methods in some countries such as the Netherlands and South Korea.
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So I have just spoken to Sky Customer services and have been assured that the Netflix Premium that I have through my sky package allows for the "extra accounts" so technically I can share my account with 2 extra accounts outside of my household. Do people not think this is correct?
@MickyBlue77 nope I don't think that is correct as both Sky and Netfix have stated that you are at present unable to add additional accounts at 4.99 per account when you are paying through a third party
Possibly - it has been over various news feeds that Netflix are now starting to enforce the single Household & charge for sharing with other households , although there is no way to take out the option via 3rd parties such as SKY & Virgin.
2) whatever the case, if I remove the Netflix from Sky in order to add extra members, presumably I'd be entitled to that money back that would otherwise have been part of the package that how now changed.
One thing to remember if your Netflix account has been linked to your Sky account you have to contact Netflix to get them to unlink your account and before the 31 days notice period ends for the "Ultimate TV" addon cancellation.
No: they've got confused with the number of concurrent Netflix app devices permitted by Premium (four) : those have to be at the same location (i.e. behind the same public IP address) apart from brief periods permitted for use while traveling away from home.
'Extra Members' is separate to this and legitimises permanent use at a different location for an additional cost of 4.99 per user: adding Extra Members is a function not currently available when the Netflix subscription is billed by another company.
I would like to upgrade my Netflix account on sky to allow a second home. I'm going in circles on this. On the sky help it tells me to change plan via Netflix..com but that's not an option and their support team tell me to do this in sky, but I can't see how.
Thank you. That then becomes a disadvantage of doing this through sky, you just some benefit for one household but if you want to legitimately support your kids who have left home or becomes cheaper not to do this through sky such seems like a backward step to integrated media streaming.
We are not password sharing they have their own accounts, we are fully compliant and legal. However, if you subscribe to Netflix directly you can upgrade to include one or two other households, but you can't do this through sky, that's my point.
What if I remove my netflix account from my Sky account, then log into my netflix account, add and pay for the new member slot then invite the member to link their account. Can I then go back into my Sky account and add my netflix account back in with the new member included?
Just yesterday I paid the non insignificant fee for SFC and I was able to get it configured and working. One of the main reasons is that I am a US expat outside of the US and want to access the internet as if I am in the states for many obvious reasons. I quickly learned that some of my US based streaming services (Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and even my Ring camera app) are blocked because they know I am using a VPN.
If you only want to watch on your iPad or laptop, you can use TailScale to connect to a machine at your home. This setup essentially turns your home into a proxy server, making it appear as if the connections originate from your home. The performance may not be great, but it gets the job done, allowing me to sync up shows before a flight.
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