Timmo

The most ridiculous thing about Just Cause now is that Just Cause 2 was rock solid graphically on console and looked great.

If Lottie doesn't become a TV regular of some description I riot.

I must not be but I'm guessing I'm close. I don't consider myself super sensitive to controversial stuff but we'll see.

Damn, this is so far ahead of anything else on the PS4 graphically that if you’d told me it was a PS5 game I would have believed you (yes, I’ve never seen a PS5 running). I can’t believe how smoothly it runs and of course the animation is something else. I’m having a much better time with this than I expected (I think I unknowingly paid too much attention to the negativity), and I think it betters the original in every way. Some of the story parts are a bit long but overall this is more gamey than I was expecting. I’m currently on Seattle Day 2 just coming up to the hospital and th

The best bit was when Abraham tapped it in and then went off celebrating on his own.

It's happening! (Assuming this leak is real...)

And there it is, my first ever Platinum! I was very keen on taking out all the hordes after completing the story, and in doing that found I was 75% through the trophies. And as I was still enjoying being in the world I thought I might as well finish them off. The last couple (collectibles and cairns) were pretty boring but every other one was a joy. One of the games of the generation for me. There's plenty that I could criticise about it but overall I found the moment to moment gameplay constantly fun, and the whole package utterly compulsive.

Jesus, has there ever been a more unlikeable final 3?

I played through Anniversary and had no issues with the updated visuals. Still think Halo 3 is the best Halo though, and I'll die on this hill.

It's one of those shows which leaves you with so many crystal clear memories. I didn't like the last episode much but it was more about the journey than the destination.

And I thought my day was bad.

Aren't most games doing this with free upgrades? Edit - just seen that those who own Nioh 2 complete can get the remastered version for free.

Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage by Haruki Murakami I've been meaning to read one of his books for years, and I quite liked the premise of this one. It also held my attention for most of it. That's about as far as my praise goes though, I found it really basic in its insights and I found the conversations massively unrealistic, although I realise that could be at least partly down to cultural differences. Characters giving their life story to people they've just met is a regular occurrence. I also had major issues with some of the decisions made by the character

Surely the logical progression is to a sentient, evolving console which grows in power at a rapid rate. We just need to - alongside that - develop suitable protection against these powerful boxes before they take over, probably in the form of a sort of modern mass-produced RoboCop. I'm expecting this to all happen in the next year, two tops.

They should play proper Brexit football