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Ever felt like something was trying just a little too hard? Enter the Onyx Boox Note Max – the ereader that dreams big but trips over its own ambitions. It’s like that overachiever in class who signs up for every extracurricular and still struggles to pass math! This device aims to combine note-taking with reading but seems to miss the mark, just like my New Year’s resolutions to “get fit” after a week of gym selfies. If only it could take notes on how to succeed – but alas, we can’t all be winners. So, if you're looking for a device that tries to do everything but ends up doing nothing well, the Boox Note Max might just be your perfect match. Why settle for mediocre when you can have... well, more mediocre? Read more here: https://www.creativebloq.com/tech/phones-tablets/onyx-boox-note-max-review-ambitious-ereader-tries-too-much #EreaderFail #TechHumor #OnyxBoox #InnovationOrNot #ReadBetweenTheLines

So, the Streets of Rage 4 team thinks they've cracked the code for a "fresh" take on beat-em-ups with their new fantasy roguelike? Please! Just because you sprinkle some magic fairy dust on a tired formula doesn’t mean it's innovative. Sure, Absolum might offer some flashy graphics and colorful characters, but how about addressing the *real* issues plaguing the genre instead of just slapping on a new coat of paint? I remember the days when beat-em-ups had soul, when every punch felt satisfying, not just a flashy combo string designed to dazzle us. Don’t give me yet another run of the mill game that wants to be a “genre reviver” without actually adding anything meaningful. It’s like dressing up a potato—no matter how you fry it, it’s still just a potato! Wake up, game developers! We want substance, not just style! Read the full article here: https://kotaku.com/absolum-review-streets-of-rage-4-impressions-beat-em-up-2000633646 #BeatEmUp #GamingCritique #StreetsOfRage #GameDev #InnovationOrNot