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  1. If my PS3 was functional I would've bought that as a separate map pack. Looks varied.
  2. I blew through season 4 in just a few days. Great stuff. That RPG video has nailed so many things, there's lots of little 'eh?' or 'urgh' things like that in the show that are faintly niggling but nowhere near enough to offset what's some of the most addictive T.V ever.
  3. It looks to have exactly the same drift mechanics as Modnation. They have to keep it that loose for the sake of user-generated tracks but it's a big sacrifice. Also, I can't be bothered to create more turd for six other players to endure once. (I'm talking LBP here, never had Modnation)
  4. They will forever be remembered as NaughtyTroll if that is the case.
  5. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Why_did_the_chicken_cross_the_road%3F http://www.insaneabode.com/roboterotica/jokesexplained/whydidthechicken.html Buried? Good. Minor credit to daft for reblogging this beaut:
  6. I made it broad because I'm not strictly asking for Steam-specific stuff. I'm asking to bring your suggestion A-game, aiiiiiight?
  7. What are they? Any good deals? I want to nom on them.
  8. Ah thanks for doing that for me. My tip would be to avoid playing Dead Nation for 2 hours, because it seems to give the system ideas.
  9. Does the Slim have a good track record on keeping in shape? Not that I can get one any time soon.
  10. Cunt. Just got YLOD'd. I shouldn't be surprised because the fan telegraphed the coming of this glistening evil a few months ago.
  11. And some of it goes to the Ugandan military which also abuses children.
  12. Don't be ridiculous. What I have a problem with is that they're going out blindly in support of a charity which is in fact rather reprehensible. Do a bit more research for fuck sake. If they were going to raise awareness about the man in a different way i.e. a way which didn't entail the endorsement of Invisible Children, then fine. As it is, the people protesting are predominantly those showing faux interest, giving greater credence to this issue because it is topical/trending on Facebook. I'm not saying they're bad people for this, but I'd expect them to look elsewhere for information about the charity and Joseph Kony. They've clearly not bothered to do so.
  13. I hated the world a lot more after seeing this go viral. People are sheep. If you're going to share the video, at minimum I'd expect you to comment on why you support Invisible Children (even though I'd vehemently disagree with you) and what makes it an effective cause. Otherwise, post some research that discusses Joseph Kony, preferably choose an article or two that isn't fuelled by such a massive agenda. I've seen people who have signed up to Facebook events to protest in tiny towns around the UK by littering streets with Kony 2012 posters. Fucking mental. It's clear they based their decision to gallivant around the country on that viral video alone.
  14. I won't be happy until he leaves Earth.
  15. I saw MadDog post this in another thread and likewise had to check the Interwebs to see if it was legit. Then my brain caved in.
  16. It's a bit cheeky and naive to suggest that such a strategy would quickly transform the company and get it out of the red. Improving the 'atmosphere' of a shop is a very hard thing to pin down, and how exactly do you sell that idea to your employees? Tell them refrain from their instincts to act like pricks and instead do their job well? You probably had a run-in with a certain branch and you let that experience tarnish your view of GAME as a whole. Above all else, a friendly atmosphere means friendly staff. Dyson and undoubtedly hundreds of other employees for the company are passionate about what they do and they have helpful, specialist knowledge to pass on to customers. It might just be the case that they're the minority though. That can't really be helped. A post-GAME gaming high street, if we see the smaller outlets popping into the picture, could be fantastic. Chances are though that those times really have passed and we'll see the more diverse entertainment retailers snap up the market.
  17. That interview made me want to golf club him in the jaw.
  18. Also known as 'Move integration'.
  19. Accusations of modern competitive games converging with the 'CoD philosophy' annoy me no end. Especially when directed at Reach, as you've just made me realise. Armour abilities are fairly far removed from perks and killstreaks, and the games themselves are miles apart as far as FPS' are concerned. If you don't think outside the gun when making a shooter in today's market, you're destined to sink.
  20. Since when was 6.99 pricey? Mwuhurr durrr.
  21. Can you think of anything that trumps it? Python perhaps?
  22. This was a one-off sketch-show series from way back in 2001, somehow I only came across it recently but my God is it good. Without question my favourite sketch show. Iannucci is a brilliant writer and performer, he's collaborated with Stewart Lee before (I refer you to their dialogues on Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle - on Youtube) and was the mastermind behind I'm Alan Patridge. You might be more familiar with the powerhouse than I am, but if not give a couple of episodes from this a try. They're consistently good, and even the occasional 'miss' sketches are interesting to watch. It's slightly more sophisticated than a sketch show because there's a new, dryer theme running throughout each one giving the loose impression of a story. Blah blah, I'll let you decide if you like it.
  23. When I went to uni?
  24. Journey releases March 9th (in the US at least) Eurogamer gave it a 9/10. http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2012-03-01-journey-review Not that I'm going to read any reviews. Looking forward to it. It's probably going to cost £9.99 or something stupid though considering it's $14.99 US.
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