Jimbob

Couple of recent snaps And of course, a terrible photobomb

6 (i know 5 is split in 1/2, i treat them as separate seasons)

Just finished up series 5, boy that was a good series.

Spotted the Alan Partridge movie is on Amazon Prime Instant Video, shall be watching it and reporting back.

Thought that deal was too good to be true, John Lewis = Fools

Congratulations chap.

Indeed, am looking forward to it. The event itself looks to be promising.

Who knows, maybe because of the delay on the reveal last year they may have it close to finished and could very well get it out for the holiday period.

Wind Waker came out in the Spring 2003 after the Gamecube launch, the HD version came out late Summer last year. But yeah, most Zelda games come out in the Autumn/Winter. Nintendo announcing a Zelda game at E3 for release in the Autumn this year, doesn't sound like Nintendo to me. But if it happens then fair enough, it will surprise me.

Got a meeting today regarding my type of contract in work, i'm on a fixed term contract. It's making me think at present.

I can't see a new Zelda game coming out this side of the Christmas period, maybe by March 2015 at the earliest really. Autumn doesn't sound right

My usual combo of characters (as of MK-7) is Yoshi, Toad, Koopa and of recent times, Lakatu. I'm happy they are all in MK-8. Don't mind whom else is in the game.

Mine's locked in, pre-ordered it at the same time i bought my headset. I do agree with comments, this should not have been "watered down" for the next-gen. Maybe have developed both versions separate at 2 different Ubisoft studios, one doing the now-current gen version making it look great. The other making the 360/PS3 versions.

I must be the only person whom still seems excited for this game.

Hopefully the Monnaco GP will live up to being a great one, Rosberg performed well last season on this track. Here's hoping for a repeat performance.

Another U-turn in effect. Putting entertainment apps outside of the paywall is a great idea, and something i was expecting them to do with the launch of Xbox One back in November. I've always deemed it stupid to put apps that you already pay to access, behind a wall which you need to pay to access. And a Kinect-less Xbox One, it's an idea that has been a long time coming. People wanted it back in November after Microsoft took the whole idea of needing Kinect to start the console up away. And it's set to be at a price competitive to the Playstation 4. But on the flipside of the coin, it now makes them near enough equal to Playstation. Free to access apps without needing Gold, but requiring Gold to get the free Games on Gold deals. But i've heard other features may be put behind the wall to compensate, no idea what though.

I remember having a discussion with some friends about this on Twitter, and it's been covered already. In which Sony over expanded across many divisions, and now need to make a few cut backs to level the costs back to a profit. Nothing i'm too worried about, Sony will get through this without a doubt.

Got the day off to play this, so have myself 2x 3 day weekends.

There's a shortfall for leave over the E3 week, damn. I'll have to watch the conferences once i get home each evening instead

I still pay under £10 for my haircuts, last week it was £9.

That video certainly opens eyes. For me however, it doesn't affect me as much as i thought it would. Yes i do use my phone a lot, and maybe reducing my time online may be a step forward. But it does make me look around and see many people using their phones on trains, buses, waiting in line for something. Heck i've even seen kids leave their groups and instantly get their phones out and go on the likes of Facebook or Twitter. As Moogle said, the message is still valid today.