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I didn't mind it either. Reminded me of Fringe and how they'd do one, even weirder than normal, episode each season (episode 19 I think.).

Best horror experience I've ever had.. in VR that is. Being in that house was terrifying.

There is enough room in the headset to wear glasses. Just be careful they don't slip onto the VR lenses.

If you haven't been keeping up to date with the show the gay fish is:

I've also been thinking that if they've given him his own trilogy The Last Jedi must be amazing. I remember Abrams saying that after he'd read the script he wish he'd directed TLJ. Fingers crossed it's amazing!

It's definitely the best way to play. I mean, you're in the game. Can't get much better than that. But yes, it's truly frightening.

Dreams is still coming. They just posted about it on social media.

(Double post I couldn't figure out how to delete!)

Looks like the future is bright for PSVR. I've actually got quite the backlog to get through!

I do really want it but have several titles I want first. Namely South Park!

Is this one censored like the first? Hope not!

I never played Galaxy 2 either. I got it for the WiiU a while back but didn't play for more than 20 minutes. I wasn't a fan of the Galaxy games really. I much prefered 64 and Sunshine, Galaxy felt too linear. I'd love a more open world Mario title, set exclusively in the Mushroom Kingdom, with plenty of linear, difficult platforming sections to be found. I always loved the cartoon as a kid and just wanted to explore the whole Kingdom.

Nothing to do with them, never heard of them. It was more due to the fact Han always had a lot of comedic one-liners, his relationship with Chewie was very upbeat, etc.

For some reason I expected this movie to be more of a comedic heist film. Space Western sounds a tad more serious, but who knows at this point. The title is succinct, and it'll be hard to forget. Did they confirm another "Story" after Episode IX? Was it Kenobi?

One of my favourite things about the new trailer was how dark and powerful they'd arranged the music we first heard in TFA. One of my criticisms of TFA was that the music was too quiet (and on first watch a bit forgettable), but alas most movies have much quieter music compared with the 80s. To be honest most modern films have really forgettable soundtracks. I do miss films with really catchy and memorable themes.

I normally hate trailers but thought this one was great. I'm now going into a Star Wars film with more questions than ever before, and I love it.

Oh yeah it definitely seems as though they're section 31. Still kinda hoping they get flung somewhere far off so we can truly explore something new. I also get SGU every so often, which I love. That show ended way before its time.

I'm kind of hoping the Discovery gets lost or something some everything they do will be "going boldly". Could also explain why we never hear of the ship in later series. It disappears and never comes back.

I'm glad the trailer seems to give stuff away but really hasn't. Got my midnight screening tickets booked!

I've watched all of The Good Place, that has currently been released, and really enjoyed it.

I guess the over-estimated the radiations effect. Other Trek shows have gotten away with far flimsier plot

I assumed it would take 20 minutes until she received a fatal amount of radiation exposure.

I got a Star Trek Generations vibe at one point and couldn't put my finger on why. Perhaps this is it!

I'd rather they didn't bother with a trailer. We're all going to see it anyway.

My only real gripe with JJ's directing is that he manages to make space feel really small. In both Trek and Wars the space scenes felt quite cramped, to me at least. Starkiller base felt smaller than the Death Star. The early shots of Jakku were lovely and wide, but not so much in space.