I think they thought that they could hurt Epic this way. Like, claiming free games would cost Epic money or something.

I don't think Epic pay for individual copy of each give away, but more like a one big lump sum. So, this is meaningless.

That game could trigger some childhood trauma.

This is kinda problem from security perspective. It won't receive security patches (outside of EU).

Are they gonna risk trading nukes over a plane? They shot some passenger planes without getting any punishment.

Darksiders Genesis, Salt and Sanctuary. With my child Spyro.

Then Cambodia start shelling into Thailand that night.

With GP, I tend to dwell on older AA, indies games that I had my eyes on, but not committed enough to buy or good but too janky to spend money on. I found that I have more tolerance this way.

I would only recommend the first one of you can stomach a dated system. The story very well written.

Just to be safe, I recommend 2nd then 3rd. The second game is short enough and the graphic still hold up.

Don't ships normally register in a different country than where it's owned?

I don't trust their perfection. Their games are amazing, but their hardware and their online service is dog poop compared to other platforms.

My Switch with light usage (mostly collecting dust) have a stick drift that keep getting worse and the right joy stick keep losing connectivity.

My dog keep waking up whenever my new born daughter make a sound at night. The dog was so worried for my daughter that she tried as hard as she could to not fall as sleep while observing the baby.

Now that my daughter is older, the dog tried to wake my daughter up for her Saturday morning cartoon.

How do people in NK normally use the internet?

How do people learn English? Your English is much better than I expected for a NK citizen.