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Trying to get rid of the old DVD's and thought I'd check out the old Music Magpie and CEX site. Bloody hell, I knew places like Music Magpie were a bit of a rip off, but offering 30p each for every DVD I have is fucking stupid. I'm half tempted to just give them to a charity shop out of spite. At least CEX seem to offer an alright price for box sets, can get about £4-5 on trade in shizzle.

THAT'S SO FALSE. That picture never mentions "at the end of the day..." once.

I don't see them doing that to be honest, plus I'm highly recognised on the GameCity circuit, which is probably why I didn't get an interview :P

Applied for a job at the National Videogame Arcade, got a response from the GameCity peeps: Thought I'd ask why, see if I'd get any feedback: I had a theory it might have something to do with a reference on my CV (had changed positions shortly after submitting my CV) so gave them updated details: To be honest, I don't see why I wouldn't be perfect for the job, at the very least an interview.

Remixed for me.

How do you control the game? Is it something that can be done decently on a keyboard or is a controller required?

I had to pause it to have a little giggle at this and metallic brue. Sometimes it made me think they give games with titles involving "l-" just for the comedy erement.

Make enough for everyone is my recommendation.

Yes, because waiting around for time to pass is soooo difficult. Went for the blank XL and separate game. I can always paint an upside down Majora's Mask if I feel like it. Comes with a "free" case, but I'm going to have to buy one anyway to protect my new shizzle.

Shit, dunno how to play this. The special N3DSXL looks sexy, but it has a digital copy of MM. I want an XL. Wouldn't mind a physical copy. Wants special edition. XL and special edition costs more. Dunno if I wanna pay more. Would prefer them separately.

I've been going to the gym a couple of times after work for two weeks now since a gym opened across the road from Tesco. I've just been flitting from various machines. I start with about ten minutes on the cross trainer and then a couple of sets on some other machines. Can't remember what muscle they focus on. I try to focus on upper body since I do alot of walking and want to build up my guns. Pew pew.

They've gotta get people interested before making them pay for Puzzle and Dragons.

Wankshaft, cannae find dat New 3DS XL action with Majora's Mask anywhere :'(

To say his argument is one of the worst you've read without killing someone, idiotic.

I can do that. I'll be shit, but might as well turn up.

Like I said, if you're expecting to play this in short bursts, then you're choosing the wrong game. Not every handheld game should be designed to play in short bursts. Some of us like a nice meaty game to get our teeth into for a nice session. Which is weird as the only way to save in A Link To The Past is to save and quit at the same time (apart from completing a dungeon) which sends you back to a set point. Forcing you to travel wherever all over again.

How short is short bursts? Because the original 3 day cycle (if memory serves) is about 1 hour* and you try to play a Zelda game (especially this one) in 20-30 minute portions, then you're investing in the wrong series. *Naturally the first thing I did upon playing was bang out the Song of Time backwards.

10% talking about previously announced Spring 2015 releases, most of which will have been pushed back to the very end of spring or beyond, excuse given: "To add great new feeechers. So please stay tee-yooned" 90% talking about games which will come out this year/be announced at E3 for potential Q4 release. [At E3] Games mentioned about appearing at E3 have date changed to 2017. Just going to call it now. Have no problem being disappointed if proven wrong.

About as boring as I expected it to be. It is Ant-Man after all.

Dunno what you're talking about, seems perfectly legit. ¬_¬

£30 at Tesco for those who have dem feels.

It was a good film!