@Blabadon: Thanks for your feedback. I'm working on my 1st iOS app. I'm changing the art. I gave out promo codes and people say the game is fun and addicting but the background art they don't like. So that's good that I'm asking for feedback otherwise i'd be screwed if I released an app and people didn't want to play it because they don't like looking at it. Thanks again. It's always better to tell someone you don't like something so they change it rather than saying you like it when you really don't.

@MonsieurX: Thanks for your feedback. I'm working on my 1st iOS app. I'm changing the art. I gave out promo codes and people say the game is fun and addicting but the background out they don't like. So that's good that I'm asking for feedback otherwise i'd be screwed if I released an app and people didn't want to play it because they don't like looking at it. Thanks again.

Do you like the way the "art" looks in the game? Is it appealing to you? Or do you not like it? Please post a reply. Thank you.

@musicalmac: I based my comment on what I read in an article but I don't have positive proof that what I read was accurate. Nevertheless, what you say does make sense however, then why wasn't there an iPhone 4 Plus and iPhone 5 Plus? It's not a stretch to say that maybe Apple decided instead of calling their phone the 6S maybe it was called the 6 Plus and then maybe the next Phone would be the 7 instead of the 6S.

Then again on second thought, you're most likely correct because the 6S is the same size as the 6.

It's all about the user experience. Let me use Metal Gear Solid 5 as example. Some people may rate MGS5 as 10/10 while others will rate it 5/10 or less. If you never played an MGS 5 games, which review do you trust? It's tough to say really because both of those people are playing the game differently most likely. The 10/10 player can be a stealth buff and they love to scope everything and plan ahead so that they don't get caught and so a game like MGS5 can be the perfect game for them. That's what MGS5 expects you to do. However, if you're a constant Call of Duty player only and you play MGS5 like you play COD and by that I mean run like crazy in the game never plan, just attack and if you keep getting spotted and then killed and you end up raging a lot and you end up screwing up a lot, you may have a different experience and a lot of people for that, that doesn't understand how certain games are supposed to be played, will give the game a lower score. It's always difficult to know which reviewer's score to believe. You don't know what kind of gamer the reviewer is, you don't know if they like stealth games or do they just play run and gun games only?

So who do you choose to listen to? Who knows?

I read that the iPhone 6S was originally supposed to be called the iPhone 7. Then somewhere along the line Apple decided to make the iPhone 7 as the iPhone 6S so that they can later make an iPhone 7. The more iPhones in the Apple product pipeline, the more profit for Apple's bottom line. In other words the 6S wasn't supposed to exist in the first place, it's only called 6S because Apple wants to make more money by selling you more products.

So which do I prefer? I'm currently using the iPhone 6, and I can always upgrade later on to iOS 9 with iPhone 6. I don't have to get the iPhone 7 when that comes out probably next Fall. But as always everything with the new phone will be upgraded including newer features. Unless you need to have Apple's latest hardware, there's no reason to wait to get an iPhone 7. Or you can do Apple that favor and get both the phones.

When I played the original Halo, it really was fascinating because nothing like it ever existed really that was so well executed. It really was a milestone in gaming and made the Xbox a must have system to own at the time. But for me Halo 3 was so far my favorite. I love the stages in the game and I'm a HUGE fan of stealth games, so the entire game I played on legendary, I essentially played it like a stealth game. It was always the most fun to play Legendary on Halo 3 for me. Halo 4 was a bust in my opinion. I hope Halo 5 is fascinating.

I just beat MGS5 and I must say MGS5 is probably my top game I've played this year. I love how it's a realistic stealth game. Realistic in terms of how smart the A.I actually are. The A.I. guards are actually like real humans in a sense that if they think they see you, they're going to go where you are and then they'll be looking for you because even if when they get to your former location, you're not there anymore, they'll be talking amongst themselves saying that they saw something and to be on high alert. And then you see the A.I changes in how they actually will be more vigilant in looking out for you. It's really cool. You really have to be super stealthy in this game. It's super realistic in that sense. I love it. Plus the graphics are just wow just wow.

I think it's safe to assume most people would agree they love Grand Theft Auto 5 for various reasons. The game is awesome, however, not without its flaws as any game. If Rockstar can create your version of "perfect" game with Grand Theft Auto 6, what would they include in it that wasn't in Grand Theft Auto 5?

This is the 1st MGS game i've ever played. I love it. I love the graphics, I love the stealthy gameplay, I love the realistic A.I (human that is). I'm not a fan of the monsters that instant kill everyone in their path. Did the previous MGS games have monsters too like this flaming fire Jason Voorhies and mist monsters that run faster than your horse? Why include monsters?