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That's surprising, because Nintendo were incredibly popular around that time. /f

Yeah, i generally have too many familial commitments to have time for gaming over Xmas. Even if i get a new game, i rarely get to play it until well into the new year.

It's gonna be like Megapixels were. They'll keep on increasing until people can't see the difference, and then they'll stop and focus on something else.

Sufficiently whelmed?

You mean he wasn't already?

Yeah, keep them separate if one of the versions had a different score, but otherwise, what's the point. It's the same game with the same score.

You've had pretty much everything but the SNES? How did that one slip you by?

Yeah sorry guys, I keep forgetting about it. The games a bit stale tbh. They should mix it up a bit and allow you to play more than 4 up front.

Yeah, it was all I could afford at the time. Not very future-proofed. It's not really a gaming laptop, as I only usually have one Steam game installed at once. Up until now that's been fine to install on the SSD with plenty of room to spare. I never run into trouble on consoles either, as I only tend to buy a couple of games a year. I've never filled one up! I might look into upgrading the SSD actually, although it's time that I lack now, rather than money.

Well the game is around 30gb, but no, I have no idea what the final unzipped size of the update might be. Yeah, but that would mean either redownloading the whole game, or transferring the whole 50gb worth across to the other HDD, which would take years, since it's done through an SATA connection (I think? It might even be older than that. It's slow. ) That would appear to be my only option though. I think downloading the whole game again and trying to play it off my slower HDD drive might be the way to go.

Yeah, once installed, it deletes it all. It's only during the updating process that it unzips and dumps all this crap. But I didn't have enough space to allow it to do so, so couldn't install the update. I looked on forums, and apparently it's a common complaint (especially with Payday 2).

And he was the most pessimistic person.

So my friend and I were going to have a quick blast on Payday 2 on Saturday. Loaded up my laptop and fired up Steam. Straight away, Steam said that Payday 2 needed to download updates in order to play. Fine, thinks I, I'll just wait, but after 20 of downloading, my computer says there's no space on my hard drive. So I check, and the downloads folder for Steam has hit 17gb and is still going. I clear as much as I can off my SSD, but it's only 110gb, and payday 2 + this insane update file is taking up nearly half of it. Eventually, I got to the point where I couldn't delete anything else off my laptop, and Steam was still trying to download the update (21gb and counting). I gave up. There's no way to play that game now. I checked, and the update is only 4.5gb, but the way it installs is to uncompress itself first, and then delete all the guff, so the interim size can be enormous. This is why I'm firmly console over PC, because this shit is ridic.

I didn't watch the game, but I'd be surprised if Tottenham managed to best this:

My first console was the N64 - Bought it with Mario 64 and Banjo Kazooie. I remember being so excited and trying to play it on my grandparents tiny, tiny tv in their kitchen. I ended up only owning 7 games for it, as i was poor and didn't get much pocket money.

You're just saying that because yours is so low.

This Emily Rogers person is clearly loving all of this. Whoever she is.

Dude, you didn't use the format..

Gee whiz, thanks.

It did take me a whole 5 minutes to make.

I am being super super serial when I ask for my name to change back to bob please.

Could I possibly go back to just being bob? Turns out masquerading as a doctor is illegal.

Wasn't the first Titanfall an Xbox exclusive?

Nintendo release three big games in one year?! That's unpossible.

Get out. ____