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Beautiful little virtual gadget, this... Simple amazing. Infact, that's one of the reasons. It is so simple, a ten year old could probably use it, while still being useful enough for anyone.

Now, I don't do dual moniters or anything like that, I use one screen. So I alt-tab a lot. I alt tab so much, my first turn off for a game is if it has borderless window mode. Most games don't.

Another handy little feature I noticed, is that it doesn't have to be a game. I realised that I can actually get my skype to be borderless. Now THAT is handy. As far as I've seen, it doesn't do the same with google chrome, but I've not meddled much yet.

This is a really nifty tool, and if you can afford it, you definitely should get it. If I had to give one bit of criticism? I dunno. Really, I have no clue. I guess less of a criticism and more of a suggestion, but... I'd suggest adding a personalisation option?

For people who... I dunno, care about that stuff? Personalise the color of things, and so on. But this gadget is perfect as far as I can tell, if you are looking at this page, trying to figure out if you need it... Get it. This is affordable and useful.

The developers of this are just geniuses for coming up with the idea, and filling in this need. They deserve praise, they deserve what can be given, and I definitely recommend this.

This game is legendary. Released five years ago and still able to match modern games. The modding community is never dying, mods being released frequently even now, and not all shabby ones either. There is nothing you can't mod in this game, and even without mods this is an amazing game. The story is beautiful, the character development is amazing and the intriquite detail placed in the lore of the world is stunning. Tamriel is a wonderful place, and by placing the whole focus of this game on Skyrim, they managed to paint a simply divinely detailed structure of information to study and research as if it were real history. All this, while not neglecting the ties Skyrim has with the other areas of Tamriel. These areas are regularly referenced and have strong ties with the game quite often. This game is beautiful. Legendary. Amazing and flat out stunning. Worth every last cent, even if the price were to double, or even triple!

As expected of a Bethesda game, it's modding community is legendary. There are countless mods for both novelty, utility, expansion or even fixes that the devs didn't get to! The game itself is great. The graphics aren't flawless, but it's not exactly a next-gen game, so I'd let it slide. Not to mention, once more, there are mods to fix that. There is an in-depth crafting system, that personally I consider a little bit too in-depth. The leveling up system is slow but satisfying. The story, too, is also worth noting. If you see lore on this game, take a look. It's worth reading into.

This game, despite being amazing, is almost impossible to play unless you have a beast of a PC. I do not have that beast. Yes, I give it a recommendation, but I do not recommend buying this unless your platform can handle it. And I mean, really handle it. For me, it takes ten minutes just to load up, then each time I tab away from it, another ten minutes to get back. The cutscenes and conversations are terribly synced with audio and the lag is horrendus. However; It has an amazing crafting system and absolutely stunning graphics! You have the option to build up your own civilisation and settle, or just run around like a loon, shooting what moves! But seriously, make sure your platform can run this game BEFORE you buy it.

Great game! If you have what little computer strength needed to get max graphics, it is stunning. And thanks to being a cartoony art style, even with minimum graphics, it still looks really good. Personally, I find it amazing how you can create your own sectors to challenge your friends or any random person who finds the same sector, along with having a very comedic item system. I mean, even finding the odd postcard now and then really makes me smile, the kind of things people write on them. You can send your own postcards and have another random player recieve it unless you specify a name. I'd gladly give this game a recomendation, seeing how it has cheered me up on many a-gloomy days! :D

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