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I thwarted half of the bosses but I haven't played it in over a month. The visuals hold up really well but the game doesn't feel fun to play, it's more of a spectacle than anything else.

So are the sticks... Honestly, pros wouldn't use it. If they mandated gyro aiming that would work/be cool.

Nah, Killzone had gyro aiming and it was pointless, fine tuning with the sticks was easier.

Xbone now comes bundled with a headset.

Clever. ...

Yeah it's terribly unrealistic but I'd probably only consider a Vita if it was reduced to £100 with a decent memory card. Until recently I hadn't been downloading PS Vita + content, when I realised I might as well build a library if I take the plunge later on. If the PS4 streaming works well, that really is the tits. They really should market that.

It does look fucking shit to be fair.

He has also been linked with EA, he has buddies both there and Zynga. I just don't want to see his dogged mush again.

http://allthingsd.com/20130701/exclusive-microsofts-entertainment-head-don-mattrick-leaving-to-take-top-role-possibly-ceo-at-zynga/?mod=tweet Voluntary?

And for PS1 games that don't support analogues. Playing Crash Bandicoot with the 360 D-Pad would be a scarring experience.

Cerny is a lovely, talented man.

IGN is knocking.

I support any woman who doesn't scream (lol). It's damn unnecessary and fucking irritating. I rejoiced at Federer's defeat, amazing match!

I think the DS3 looks really good personally, there's a case of stiff nips about the new model. S'all about the feel & build though so I'm not bothered. Have never understood the stick placement criticism. It's what I'm used to.

The opening 10 seconds - one of the funniest gaming moments in recent memory.

The games showcased so far have convinced me the upcoming generation has great potential, but there isn't one title in particular that I really want. Had I not subscribed to Plus I would've toyed with the idea of selling my PS3 on too, despite only buying one a few months back. I've played what I needed to play - Dark Souls, BioShock: Infinite, Journey, The Unfinished Swan, The Last of Us and Shadow of the Collossus, and now the console will only really be useful if I fancy the odd burst on multiplayer. I'm not huge on GTA, Beyond looks skippable, and there doesn't appear to be a swan song on the horizon. I guess for me, it was The Last of Us. I would be perfectly content for the current cycle to end on that note.

Well I've got 10 hours from it which is respectable entertainment value when you think about it, but because the gameplay is quite slow and the variety is thin on the ground it doesn't hold you in the way Uncharted does with its frantic medal and kickback systems as well as the different objective modes. I swear down, ND had probably finished the other maps and modes before it came out. Hate their multiplayer support.

Graham Linehan on Twitter: "We would have got away with it too, if it wasn't for those meddling kids." - Microsoft.

Think I'm done with the multiplayer. Played it a fair amount and it was good fun, but there aren't enough maps and matches become very samey. Will obviously join in the odd N-E fest if/when people are ready for that.

It's the right move, probably their only move. In the eyes of gamers the damage has already been done, but I think it's going to be a much more competitive system now.

The game has taught me one thing. In the event of a zombie apocalypse, just look for the yellow tape.

So after Beyond and GTA V, will that be it for the PS3?

Yeah, that was superb. Campaign was much longer than I anticipated. Oxigen, it's like you're overcompensating on the criticism as if to bring down its inflated meta-score, that's the impression I'm getting. I agree there are too many weapons and there are a couple of tedious sections, but I thought there was plenty of downtime throughout and the gameplay was pretty much as polished as they could make it - the infrequent technical flaws barely warrant a mention.