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▲ 2 r/DubaiGaming

I just got a PS5 Pro after years of being away from gaming, last having a PS4 years and years ago. I cannot believe how much cheaper physical games are compared to digital. Is this a regional thing?

I got the Pro assuming I'll jump on the store and purchase a few games. But when I checked the price of the physical games from Amazon, Trendyol etc. I just couldn't pull the trigger seeing how I'd be getting absolutely fleeced paying 100% - 150% extra for the digital versions. Looks like I'll be getting the disc drive...

Do any of you guys actually buy digital?

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u/doshthagod — 2 hours ago
▲ 26 r/DubaiGaming

Has anyone bought this from the seller callmate?

Amazon reviews for the store are mostly positive but we you Google the business name Al Jabeen Electronics , the reviews are terrible.

Can anyone confirm these bought this recently?

https://amzn.eu/d/0dXOIDb6

u/doshthagod — 6 days ago
▲ 0 r/PS5pro

Has anyone bought this TV and has feedback as to how it runs with the Pro? I see it for $680

Xiaomi seems to suggest the features would compliment the Pro nicely but I'm wondering if that's the reality.

u/doshthagod — 8 days ago
▲ 0 r/PremierLeague

Why do you think FIFA is so much better than the domestic leagues and UEFA at implementing rules that improve the onfield product and eliminate many of the annoyances in the game?

Every 4 years we see some new rules implemented at the world cup that seems to improve the game(s). I'm talking about stuff like the addition of realistic amount of added time to the end of games, penalising teams and players for taking too long for throw-ins and corners, quick and decisive var reviews, penalising diving, 10 second subs, 1 minute injury rule etc.

FIFA have a bit of a reputation as an inept organisation but their rules committee is really admirable for their efforts in improving the game.

My question is, why do you think domestic leagues and UEFA are so reluctant and unwilling to attempt any changes such as these when it's clear the have such a positive impact?

Making changes such as these just seem so obvious but they never make their way to the club game or if they do, they're scrapped shortly after.

Is it just easier to make "drastic" changes for a month long tournament as opposed to a 9 month long leave season with multiple cups tournaments thrown in? Is it sheer complacency amongst the rule makers and an uninspired attitude?

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u/doshthagod — 10 days ago
▲ 2 r/dubai

With the release of The Odyssey next month, which theatre offers the best viewing experience?

I know this topic has been talked to death in the past but viewing experiences change often in Dubai.

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Is Vox Mall of the Emirates the best bet with IMAX Laser, although I see many reviews saying the layout sucks and not worth it.

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Is Vox Festival City the choice, pure IMAX Laser but with no reclining seats(my poor back 😢).

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What about Roxy Dubai Hills Mall with their Xtreme theatre. Will you get the full blockbuster experience minus the IMAX format.

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What are your thoughts on which is top option in the city?

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u/doshthagod — 24 days ago
▲ 2 r/Jabra

Elite 8 Active left earbud stopped working

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My Elite Active 8 left earbud isn't working properly. Trying a hard reset simply doesn't work.

When pushing both buds and holding for 10 seconds +, there is nothing. No pink light, no blinks, no nothing. I've tried with the case plugged into the charger also.

It's not possible to do a firmware update because I can't establish a connection with both earbuds.

When I insert the earbud into the charging case, the green light appears indicating a connection.

The thing is, this happened for the first time yesterday and I have no idea but I managed to fix it but now it's happened again today and I'm unable to resolve.

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u/doshthagod — 27 days ago