Domo Kun

Ish... I would be but I have bulimia. I wouldn't be saying this, but I don't know any of you in real life so it's fine. I was happy before my illness started. I'm 6ft and I weigh 7 stone 1. It's a bit shit really.

Shenmue 3! Please! Oh by the way, technologically speaking, does anyone know what's the chance we'll see Sega Saturn and Dreamcast games on the Virtual Console?

I'm looking foward to loseing the remote down the side of the sofa ^___^

I wonder if Sonic CD will be on there... If so, that'll be the first game I snap up.

The PERFECT night out would be as follows: Go out with a friend or girlfriend to a resturant and order loads of expensive food and good wine Then to a pub or bar for a few drinks untill around 12ish. Then to a nice club. Then leave the club when we feel like it, and have a party to go to afterwards. However, this 'perfect' party will be next door to my house so I don't have to sleep on a pile of drunk people. My regular nights out tend to just be one or two of these activities.

I found both Metroid Prime and Zelda WW pretty boring.

All of you stop it! You're tearing this family apart!

Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965), Prime Minister during World War II Isambard Kingdom Brunel (1806-1859), engineer, creator of Great Western Railway and other significant works Diana, Princess of Wales (1961-1997), first wife of HRH Charles, Prince of Wales (1981-1996) and mother of Princes William & Harry of Wales. Charles Darwin (1809-1882), naturalist, originator of the theory of evolution through natural selection and author of The Origin of Species. William Shakespeare (1564-1616), English poet and playwright, thought of by many as the greatest of all writers in the English language. Sir Isaac Newton, physicist Queen Elizabeth I of England, monarch John Lennon (1940-1980), of The Beatles, musician Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson, naval commander Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector Sir Ernest Shackleton, polar explorer Captain James Cook, explorer Robert Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scouts Alfred the Great, King of Wessex Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, military commander and statesman Margaret Thatcher, Prime Minister Michael Crawford, actor Queen Victoria, monarch Sir Paul McCartney, of The Beatles, musician Sir Alexander Fleming, pharmaceutical innovator That's the top 20. And the link's below. I wouldn't give Winston Churchill the number one spot and I don't know what Dianna's doing above Shakespeare. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/100_Greatest_Britons Edit: Ooh! David Bowie got number 29 ^___^ rock on!

I think we should find a new national saint who hasn't killed anyone. John Lennon's my favourite Briton. I think it would be kinda hard for everyone to decide who it'd be.

St George's day doesn't really have any traditional celebrations behind it. I'm not Christian, but Christmas for me means presents, and Easter means eggs. I can't really celbrate St George's day because how would we do it? I think we should start a tradition where we all have to eat some dodgey ham to celebrate (although I'm a vegetarian, so it'll be dodgey quorn for me)

This sounds brilliant! I'd like to see Metal Gear-esque kitsch allusions and in-jokes relateing to classic horror movies. I wouldn't want the game to take itself too seriously.

I find national pride annoying. However, it's harmless. Carry on.

I'm assumeing if the Rev mote is sucessful, then Sony and Microsoft will make their own equivalents. As Sony did with the dualshock, copying the analogue stick and rumble feature from the N64. What I REALLY want to see is all three companies offering completely different consoles with completely different control mediums.

Oh? Please, elaborate!

If you want to know how painful it's going to be, just pull some hair out of your back/crack/sack to see. It won't be more painful than that.

3D glasses games? Would it work? That would be kinda cool.

Haha! Excellent! Not that it matters, but just because I can't work it out and it's annoying me, what race is he?

It wouldn't sell in a good few countries... Although I'm sure it'd do great in one perticular country! ^___^ But nah, I don't think nameing a games console after anything religious/political is a good idea.

That's brilliant.

I am a vegetarian. And, in case you were wondering, Japanese for vegetarian is 'vegetarian'. A Japanese person told me ^__^

Not always with meat though Otherwise I wouldn't eat it.

Is anyone else excited about all the little bits that'll come in the Revolution package? There's something about getting a product that comes with 'little bits' (e.g. DS - stylus, thumb strap AND charger, that was so great)

Haha no no no! Satsuma is moderately priced. It's in Soho. In fact, there's a road in Soho with a few Japanese resturants, and a Japanese supermarket on it. I could find out the name of the road if anyone's interested. The Kyoto 100£+ place is a different place. I've never been.

I want to see a first person driving game/GTA where you use one controller in a steering wheel shell, and the other as a gun to do drive-bys.

Gold? eww! How tasteless! I want a Burberry check Gamecube.