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@manricky@lawgamer All of the DQ games (except VII) are available on IOS and Android as well. I actually like the way the play on phones.

• XCOM-Enemy Unknown/Enemy Within
• Hearthstone

I imagine any turn-based game should be fine.

If you own a smartphone the Dragon Quest games are all in portrait mode and playable with one hand (I would recommend Dragon Quest V). They are pricey for mobile games, but you are getting a full 40-60 hour JRPG.

Sorry about your arm though that sucks dude.

I think it's awesome that they're doing something interesting. If you don't like it, the 360 controller still works...

@Chavtheworld: Lol, not the best plan. When I was watching it I was in tears, you really need the sound, it's the best part of it imo.

If you need to know what this game is about, watch this.

This is the best video of this game ever

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yeah i'm boring...

I think the xna stuff is pretty good:

http://www.xnadevelopment.com/tutorials.shtml

I learned a lot there, but I did take some beginner classes in college. If you are in college I would definitely suggest taking a programming course if you are interested.

The best think you can do is talk to her, and before you say anything, let her speak her mind. But don't just nod and sit there, really listen to her, and make it clear that you empathize with her and understand her point-of-view. Once she feels like you really understand where she's coming from and that you really listened, I guarantee that she will listen to you and be more understanding. The key is not to let your emotions cloud your understanding and don't think of your response as you listen, put yourself in her frame of reference. It will only help your relationship with her. Good luck.