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As far as I know, it's only triggered by people who have been visiting naughty websites.

It is the Bentley of the bin world to be fair.

Is Pikmin 3 still based around having a time limit? I really didn't enjoy that about the first game, and never finished it.

Just bought a new kitchen bin. For £120. What am i doing with my life?

Well there's this thing called global warming.

Imma wait for the VR version!

Fair enough. i'm not a fan of rogue-ish games either. If i do get it, i'll wait for the VR version anyway.

Apart from what drahkon wrote obviously.

Pretty sure it's just Nintendo who have the overalls impact.

That is absolutely horrendous. Was it made in Paint?

I'd like to change 11 of my choices to Dream Daddy: A Dad Dating Simulator. Recount please [mention=4353]Ronnie[/mention]!

Wow, that's unexpected. 120FPS though!

Ah. I thought it would have been weirder if there had been a meeting between Jai-ying (died in the past) and Agent Davis (died in the future) because the actors are married in real life.

Pole: Hamilton (Lewis) Fastest Lap: Hamilton (Lewis) 1st: Hamilton (Lewis) 2nd: Hamilton (Alexander) 3rd: Hamilton (Academical) 4th: Hamilton (Neil and Christine) 5th: Perez

Is there a link between them I've missed?

Did anyone else used to open up the compartments underneath their GameCube and sniff there? Dat plasticky smell. Just me?

I'm just surprised you only gave it 1 out of 5. Everyone knows it's a masterpiece.

I thought 4 was a bit naff, and I didn't play 5, but I like the look of Infinite. Supposedly they intend it to be a game platform onto which they release updates for many years to come, sort of like Destiny or GTAV online. Not sure if that's something I'm on board with, but hopefully the initial base game is there to begin with. I don't intend to buy an Xbox, so hopefully this is available on PC?

Gaming Tradition I don't really have any gaming traditions - I barely have enough time to play new games, let alone replay games again and again each year. However, back when i was much younger and carefree, a group of friends and I used to get together, and play single player puzzle games, but as a group. We would gather round the PC and work out how to beat them. We played things like Monkey Island and other Point and Clicks, but the main thing we used to play was Myst and it's sequels. It was kind of a tradition to all get together and slowly make out way through the story, working out how to beat each puzzle together. This was before the internet proper too, so we couldn't cheat. Obviously we've not done it in a long time, so it's a dead tradition, but it was fun for a while.

I have no interest in this game at all (I have never played a RE game, and never intend to). That said, i'm surprised that there hasn't been any other interest in this thread. The announcement of basically Resident Evil 8, and no one is talking about it? Is it just RE fatigue, after the release of all those remakes, and the release of RE4 on every console under the sun? Am I missing something?

Mike?

Nope. They're all dead now, and you have to live with their suffering.

Graphics/Art Style Running out of games a bit now, but i think this one fits here. L.A. Noire It's more for the general setting and 1940's art deco style of the game, which i loved, but the graphics were pretty good, and the motion capture for the facial animations were pretty revolutionary at the time: I really want them to make a sequel.

Best DLC Just Cause 3 improved on the second game by adding a wing-suit, which allowed you to glide around, using the grappling hook to pull yourself along the ground. You could get around like this indefinitely if you were careful, but you were still constantly falling, and would run out of momentum eventually. The Sky Fortress DLC gave you a powered jetpack, which meant you could use the wing-suit to basically fly around like Iron Man. It had unlimited missiles that you could fire like Iron Man too. It basically turned the game into the best Iron Man game that exists (not that it has much competition).