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It's also on the Lad Bible. #lads

It's also on the Lad Bible. #lads

Good stuff though, confirmation that it's all coming and in physical form.

Good stuff though, confirmation that it's all coming and in physical form.

So the message was wrong and the product was not. Utterly clueless if they think the Wii U was what people wanted and they just didn't sell it right...and does not bode well for the NX.

So the message was wrong and the product was not. Utterly clueless if they think the Wii U was what people wanted and they just didn't sell it right...and does not bode well for the NX.

I wasn't aware posts had a best before of no more than a few hours? Sorry for like being in work and shit.

I wasn't aware posts had a best before of no more than a few hours? Sorry for like being in work and shit.

You've some balls calling other people shit stirrers. 8-) You recall being thread banned here and there, right?

You've some balls calling other people shit stirrers. 8-) You recall being thread banned here and there, right?

Ah, classic Ronnie. [insert valid criticism against Nintendo] "But the PlayStation doesn't either!"

Ah, classic Ronnie. [insert valid criticism against Nintendo] "But the PlayStation doesn't either!"

These look pretty shit. I feel confident I could design Pokemon better than these, without really even trying. You sort of get the feeling that these Pokemon designs are collaborative efforts...everything seems a bit all over the place.

Yeah it sucks. Hopefully importing from VG+ becomes a cheap option.

He should have retired a long time ago. It's safe to say he is absolutely nothing like the young and hungry guy at the cutting edge that he once was. He genuinely comes across as annoying these days, what with his desire to ruin games with gimmicks all the time. Interesting quote from Aonuma on Breath of the Wild after Miyamoto took a step back: He hampers the creative freedom of others. Not a guy I would want around if making a game.

How did you interpret the series of events that way? Eddage's point was quite clear I thought - several people post negative views regarding certain aspects of Horizon Zero Dawn, and nobody is on their case defending the game by countering each and every point as if their very life depends on it. People post negative views of aspects of Zelda and here you are again, overzealously defending Nintendo games for some reason or another. I've honestly no clue why you do it. If anything it is a bit sad and I genuinely think you take it a bit too seriously. The snarky comments Eddage mentioned do indeed seem to emanate from a large number of your posts. Often there is literally no argument at all going on but you'll find a way to start one by using ridicule or playing a victim. I just...have no idea what you are looking to get out of this place. It's like you are trying to make people hate you.

Zero Time Dilemma (aka Zero Escape 3) is now out! Problem is...no physical release over here (and 33 quid on the store). Physical version can be imported though from US.

I've recently bought this (£12!) and been playing through it. Absolutely love it - a really great AC game. It brings some great ideas to the table like zip lines, a moving hideout and a pretty cool perk system. Naturally I'm biased, but Victorian London makes for an awesome setting.

Absolutely not. The catalyst is wanting to keep your customers on your paid services by destroying the generation system. I very much doubt they felt threatened by Nintendo.

Amazing...what will you do with the £100k?

And keep the change.

Hmm.......

Not defensive. Just correct. That's more like dramatic effect. It was pretty clearly orchestrated by Sansa in the run up to the battle and we all saw it. Deus ex machina is where something completely unexpected and contrived is roped in to bring an immediate conclusion to a problem...as there had been a heavy set up, I don't see how you can say it was unexpected or spontaneously devised. It brought an immediate end to the problem, but that is only part of the criteria to fulfill said phrase. And hey, if you really like, imagine scouts relayed the opportune moment to attack back to the forces. Given we know armies had scouts in ye olde times, that's no stretch of the imagination at all. Another way is to not interpret it so bluntly as to dismiss the entire plot. We all know the real reason they turned up at the last minute in the show is because it makes good TV. But that in itself is not the main point - in the grand scheme of things, they could have turned up earlier and that would have been enough. As long as you can believe Sansa got those forces to come at all, which I certainly can believe, then quite when they turned up and whether it was dramatic or not is not so important to me. Dramatic effect as I say; they want to make an epic battle rather than a less interesting one, but that doesn't mean they are inventing crazy plot devices to achieve it.

Correct. It was clearly being put into place in the previous episodes so not unexpected...and therefore not Deus Ex Machina. It's a very believable plot device too - allies turning up to turn the tide.

Definitely get Overwatch Cube. If you ever tried Team Fortress 2 and loved it you'll love this. It's oozing charm and suits every play style - e.g. if you just want to be a supporting character, you can.