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I'm not sure there's so much to say about Mario Kart. It is what it is. You can reveal characters and courses etc but racers don't play completely differently the way Smash characters do. Ultimately the Mario Kart experience is going to feel the same either way, and any differences or new features they may (but probably won't) add, will not have much to expand upon in video form anyway.

Fake it til you make it! Good luck.

Fair enough, but really it looks exactly like a classic Cinquecento, which is what the modern 500 supermini is based on.

This is getting some great feedback, especially stating that it's very fast. The folks on the XBMC forum are waiting to get their hands on it to see if they can install the android XBMC app. If they can, I'd be much more interested (since my media is mostly on a NAS). On the other hand I already have enough controllers littering my living room...

...what do you think Cinquecento means?

I'm at 58 hours, around level 148, including about 2 hours spent yesterday beating the Guardian Dragon 20 times :p Only to find the Sun Sword isn't really all that....

What's a guy got to do to get summoned round here? I'm trying to earn medals, standing outside the last boss I beat, only been summoned twice in about 20 mins!

I did exactly that. I actually enjoyed it a lot more that way.

AC essentially already has the same combat as Arkham, just executed far worse. So the same type of combat doesn't mean anything if they can't pull it off with the same quality.

I agree that the ending was probably used just because they had it. In fact, it felt so detached from the direction of the series, I didn't even feel like I was watching the canon ending. I mean that seriously, I felt as though the show had already ended and I had hit the "alternate ending" DVD option, so for me it wasn't really so bad :p Perhaps the worst thing about the ending is that they actually thought that ham fisted hint at the end of ep 19 was subtle. Now that's just sad.

Went to a Burger King with no Burgers once in King's Lynn. Nando's: Agreed it varies branch to branch, although for me its only been "quite good" up to "awesome". Russell Square in Camden is my favourite Just don't go for burgers or wraps or any of that stuff. Spicy chicken and a good side or two is all you need.

Man, that is messed up. I can't believe people told you Nando's was "a bit meh".

True enough. Both vouchers expire on 06/04 if anyone's wondering.

I don't think it's going to sell out that fast. You're overestimating the quality of the deal. You can buy a brand new PS4 on ebay for £335 delivered. If you bought this to resell it on eBay, you would make a loss after fees.

One of those links just rips off the other down to copying the "party favour" which was in no way an Easter Egg but a complete bit of unmissable dialogue :p

A great price fo sho, and I'm tempted, but gonna need a game or two, and there's not many bargains on the big titles right now.

Atlus have been spewing out newsletters about this for ages, teasing the approaching demo date. Only when that date arrived did it become obvious that the demo date was for the US only, although they never said that. I'd much rather get SMT IV over here!

An enemy being able to find you when they shouldn't is bad AI. AI isn't validated by how hard the enemies are or how easily they find you, but how realistically. If you've every right not to be found and then an enemy suddenly turns on you, that's just going to be frustrating.

After getting 4 great souls I now have absolutely no idea where I'm meant to be going. Anyone give me a subtle hint?

Trailer proper like.

They just wouldn't say your name :p And I don't mean a gap where it should be, I mean they would avoid using your name in the dialogue. The same way they always get around that issue in games with voice acting and an option to set your own name. Persona springs to mind, but there are plenty of them. Even when being mentioned to a third party, a character will typically just say "he" instead, whilst the subtitle might still say your name for your benefit. Edit: That said, I'm personally not interested in a Zelda game having voice acting anyway. It doesn't fit the tone of Zelda at all, IMO. There are plenty of modern Adventure/RPG standards I'd like to see in the Zelda world, like huge sprawling, living overworlds, but I see no reason to bring voice acting into it.

The biggest difference? Dishonored for PC has 91 on Metacritic Dishonored has powers, like teleportation, possession. You have a crossbow not a bow, as well as guns and a sword. You pick up interesting backstory items all the time, level yourself up. It's more like a stealthy Bioshock than Thief.

Although I've had the DLC for a long time I've never gotten around to playing it. It's meant to be good though.

The size of the universe and the inevitable demise of myself and everyone I know. Just little things.

Umm, Dishonored is amazing, and I don't know why you'd even want to cast it in the same light as Thief. They're not really the same kind of game at all, just similar visually. Definitely pick that one up! On the other hand £7.99 isn't that great a price, it was £3.49 on Steam not long ago and the GOTY edition has been sub £8 on there before.