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In preparation for Arkham Knight, i finished up Arkham Origins: Blackgate earlier. Not bad, it's quite interesting how an Arkham game could be played in 2.5D, but it works quite well.

I'm in the South, it's pretty easy to get to the North (depending where @Cube is) from here.

Sucks, hopefully you find something suitable.

More Dwarf, i'm happy now.

Warner trying to warrent that price tag for the DLC, doesn't sound at all appealing. This sounds like it's worth no more than £20, so i'll be waiting for the price drop.

That is an achievement, well done @ReZouceman on 30,000+ posts.

This is one of the first Kickstarters i've backed, it's making me feel excited like a little kid at Christmas. That music snipped though, that sold it to me.

Question: Did she get a badge for showing you?

I stole 2nd place on a F-Zero GP thanks to a Bullet Bill. Overall, not bad. Getting used to the 200cc slowly.

USB 3.0 works on earlier USB ports, i've got it plugged into a 2.0 port and using my old 500gb as a back-up HDD. Shouldn't matter anyway.

I bought this @Tales. The old HDD fits into it nicely, you get a USB cable with it as well.

Time to add Rayman: Origins to the list of completed games. Overall, it was a great game. I loved it, great platforming elements. And loads of secrets to find on each level. Level designs were very good, especially the last stages. I think i can safely move back into Legends now, did hear a few Origin levels crop up in there.

As i mentioned earlier, i still live at home. In terms of the independance i get, i do my own washing, ironing, cleaning. Got my own bathroom which i decorated and contributed in the cost/design of the stuff in the last year. I pay my fair share of the bills and get a takeaway or two in each month. I get my own breakfast and lunch, but tea is cooked/prepared for me. And i get my own part of the fridge and freezer to store food and drink. Which is fine with me, and my parents don't mind this arrangement, in fact it was them that suggested it. And, if i say i'm off out or going anywhere, i just say i'm off out. My Mum still wants to know roughly where i'm going, you know mothers being concerned no matter what age you are.

I don't intend to, not at that price. I was thinking, maybe them story missions will be based on the super villians coming to the City. Who knows, will have to wait and see.

If the content offered is worth it, then i may bite for the season pass. If it's like Evolution did with Driveclub, then yes it would be worth it. If it's like Bungie did with Destiny, then no.

That's the price of the Driveclub and Mario Kart DLC packs combined, both offering more content. They say you get some story missions, skins, more advanced challenge maps, additional super villians invading Gotham and Batmobile racetracks and skins for that. For the price, it sounds like a rip off really. I learned my lesson from Destiny in terms of content offered, which is why i'll be giving it a miss unless it's on sale. I'm already paying enough for the base game.

Arkham Knight will get a Season Pass. At £33, which makes me go whaaaaaa.

Um, this is kind of weird. I just got a shipping notice from Rakuten, i swear this game isn't out for another 2 months. Just emailled the address i was given on the notice for clarification. Edit: Turns out it's normal for this to occur, phew.

I'm game for it this year. Depending on the date, of course.

Just cancelled my Shopto order and re-ordered, £26 is a fine price.

I'd say the 200cc should be as @RedShell has said, special themed nights like frantic mode is. I'm in this week as well.

I'd say the 200cc should be as @RedShell has said, special themed nights like frantic mode is. I'm in this week as well.

I’m 28, going on 29. I’m a single chap who doesn’t drive, but I have a career. Am I happy with this, pretty much. I still get asked for I.D, which isn’t a problem as I find it quite pleasing that I look young. I've been told over the years to stop playing video games, to stop going to the movies and to stop going out. That's 3 things i enjoy doing, and i won't be stopping any time soon. I don't want to turn into one of them "boring" grown-ups, which would be depressing. I don't want to spend my Saturday nights watching Casualty or Britain's Got Talent. I'll be gaming for years to come, and i reckon many people will still do so. And i wouldn't want to get into a relationship, if i am expected to give it up in exchange for watching the likes of them shows. I still act immature at times, sometimes under the influence of alcohol. Others because I feel like it. Which brings me onto the big one, yes i'm 28 and still live at home. A few years ago, this was seen as being wrong. However in this climate and more and more people moving back in with parents, it's becoming the norm slowly. Parents, friends, work colleagues, neighbours and other members of my family have tried pressuring me into finding a woman, learning to drive and getting a place of my own. It has resulted in arguements, some quite heated. If there is something that needs to be known, don't pressure me. I do things when i want to do them, not when others insist it. Why does this have to be the norm, why is it perceived to give up things you love to do in order to do what is known as "grown-up things". I got a career, i'm happy with that. I've got savings, and i'm saving to move out one day. So yeah, pretty much happy with life. Got a career, living a pretty much independent life at home. No rush to turn into “boring grown-up” just yet.

Sometimes, you gotta hate him.

Wonder if Hammond will follow suit?. BBC are planning on airing the last bits of Top Gear as we know it over the summer.