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Woah... I thought it was last E3!

It'll be the PS4 all over again :p

New name, Mirror's Edge: Catalyst, and will be at E3.

Well The [Last] Guardian would wouldn't they :p

FFS. Play on.

Expect to see that character at the end of the trailer turn up in every Sonic game in the future now too :p #ANewCharacterJoinsTheRoster! At least they made the sensible decision to just stick it on 3DS. Did I read Sonic Boom actually sold ok? I presume they combined console sales despite the games being different.

lol. I don't mind it, I just made an observation. I don't have the game, I'm not judging the game, I'm not posting in here about the game. I just check in with the thread from time to time. As @Glen\-i said, it seems like some sort of competition. For 'love for new game' posts, I'd have just expected much more talk about the single player or matches or something, but there just seems to be a lot of 'well I'm still enjoying it and I've played x amount of hours' posts, that's all.

It's weird, I can't think of any other thread I've read where people feel the need to keep saying how many hours they've spent with the game and how much they are still enjoying it. Justifying that shit.

Kyle's awesome. Huge Nintendo fan, that can laugh at them. This will forever not be epic:

Wouldn't you hope they would! It's been out a year. Ain't nobody got time for Smash.

I almost would prefer them to stop referring to the 'wall of champions', because the cars have barely seemed troubled there for a few years now. If anything they're more likely to clip a wall at turn 4 or 9... unless a stupid sausage kerb launches them into it.

I'd personally say SS has the best story and possibly characters too.

Canadian GP was boring.

@Goron_3 can give you some good advice about Silverstone I'm sure. For a while Silverstone was the only circuit that didn't seem to do Thursday access, you'll have to double check, I have a feeling they might do their pitwalks on the Saturday or Sunday?

So is it Canada you're going to go to as well but in 2016? I think it depends when tickets go on sale. Certainly I've always bought mine in the year of the race, but I have a feeling some races like Silverstone start releasing theirs not long after that years Grand Prix. It usually seems to be within the first few months of the year that GP's offer discounts from 5% (in the case of Spa) to 20% on their tickets. Although again, this window may be staggered to when the race takes place. Is it a worthwhile experience, absolutely! Monza was one of the best experiences/holidays of my life (thanks to the weather, fans, access, history), and Spa is right up there with it too (because again the weather was largely fantastic and the track is just so cool to walk around). Sure some of that might depend on the weather, the atmosphere at the circuit, where you're watching it from etc... but pick a good track and you're in for a fantastic time. Canada would certainly be that. What ticket again depends on the circuit you choose and how much you want to spend. If you're going to a circuit with a high chance of rain, you might find having a grandstand with a roof makes a massive difference to how much you enjoy it. Then there's the type of experience you want. Do you want to sit on the pit straight and see the cars and grid in the build up to the race, watch the race start and have good access to the podium at the end of the race. Or does the track you're going to have something very special about it that it's worth experiencing, such as Eau Rouge at Spa? For a track like Hungary, a general admission ticket actually provides you some of the best views of the circuit. Again if it's Canada you're thinking about, the grandstands at the turn 2 hairpin look like a fantastic place to watch from. How many days is it worth going for? Well for me Thursday is a fantastic day to spend at the circuit and that's only available with a 3 day ticket. Typically the crowds are far lower, you can spend your time walking around the track, perhaps deciding where to watch the race from if you have a general admission ticket. They also open up the pits for a pit walk and an opportunity to see drivers and get autographs. If you're going abroad, then making a holiday out of it and getting a 3 day ticket tends to make sense. Maybe you don't go to the circuit on the Friday, or Friday morning/afternoon if you want to do some site seeing.

Can't believe I saw Little Mac in a shop once, after hearing all @Hero\-of\-Time's trouble getting one. I'd so have bought it for him :p

Just seem a Toad amiibo. Quite tempted to go back and buy it :p Are they rare or not really?

I think they know it would have been a pretty flat announcement whenever they did it. It's almost by way of an apology for Uncharted 4 getting delayed, and I imagine them to present it as much either side of the Uncharted 4 showing during their press conference (presuming we see it).

Ronnie hasn't played any of the samey grey brown FPS' and action adventure titles that he compares everything to. It's how things roll dude.

Think I'll give this one a miss. As much as I enjoyed Uncharted 3 the series got a little bit samey (although 3 did manage to do a few things to mix it up a little). I think if I played a remastered 1-3 again before 4, then it would have an impact on my enjoyment of 4. At least if Uncharted 4 is kinda more of the same, the visuals will really set it apart.

I don't really feel like we've had a 'run around the Mushroom Kingdom' game yet. Mario 64 introduced us to it, and we've taken routes through it courtesy of the likes of 3D World, but yeah, that's maybe a Mario I'd like to see. Like the Super Mario World TV show :p

I don't enjoy StarFox 64 and the clunky on-foot stuff they added to Assault put me off buying it. Frankly I'd take another StarFox Adventures over what they've done with the main series.