iPhone (10000 programs)

Pros: Simple user interface. Unlimited file transfer. Send to multiple users or devices. Can send big files.

Cons: Can support only up to 5 users in a group.

Pros: Ability to control up to 34 Sims. Expansive customization options. Lets you play with friends and other players worldwide.

Cons: Mediocre graphics quality. Slow game progression. Lacks more dynamic interactions.

Pros: Still the same joyful music and visuals. More freedom of exploration. Loads to play for free. Once learned, controls are great.

Cons: Always connected. Free roam controls are cumbersome at first. In-app purchases seem necessary for 3 star ranking on later levels.

Pros: New gameplay. Extremely tense. Easy to learn. Variety of scares. Uncovers the mysteries of the series.

Cons: Not enough variety of location.

Pros: Option to trim clips. Swiping the screen controls brightness and volume. Can use screen-lock. Rich selection of available content.

Cons: Crashes a lot. No AirPlay support. Limited OTT service scope.

Pros: Instant access to real-time video footage. Supports up to 100 sets of devices. Camera management supported. Supports PTZ control and camera movement.

Cons: Needs higher end hardware for optimal performance. Unintuitive UI. Finding playback tape can be frustrating. Cannot sync playback speed for different cameras.

Pros: User-friendly UI. No bandwidth or usage limits. Offers servers from around the world. Compatible with different networks.

Cons: Takes time to connect.

Pros: Improved graphics. Familiar gameplay. Hundreds of levels.

Cons: No option for a one-time payment. Stuck to the Apple Arcade system.

Pros: Works with a wide range of devices. Hundreds of game titles available.

Cons: No free trial available. Some games tend to glitch.

Pros: Similar gameplay as the original version. Optimized for smaller screens. World chat feature. Comes with aim-assist feature.

Cons: Limited to one world map. Only eight Legends available. Gameplay is a little janky. Limited arsenal of weapons.