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Don't forget the third folder... HD Remasters

I don't know if that helps but... Anyway, congrats on the job.

I think this image sums up my feelings at the moment... :p I really do want to believe, but it's Nintendo so this could go either, any or which way they choose.

Ouch! That sounds pretty painful I hope you manage to feel a bit better soon Hannah. I decided to weigh myself the other day after not really bothering for ages and it seems I'm now even closer to 8 stone... so much for me trying to put on a bit of weight, I'm going to try eating more and keeping a close eye on it.

Also if the market is going to become more iterative in nature then it's entirely possible we could see an even further refined PS4 Pro in two years time with a 4K Blu-Ray player built in providing the market for it really takes off. Personally I'm more than happy with standard Blu-Ray quality, even some DVD's look decent enough when upscaled. I might consider buying a 4K TV... when it actually becomes viable to me, until then... no real need to upgrade that much in the tech department, aside from buying an NX of course, assuming it turns out to be something must-have which I'm almost certain it will be at this point. But my PS4 still feels like its got at least another four years left in it, as does my Xbox One... providing they last that long.

Just more reasons to be happy that I bought a PS4 when it originally launched. But plenty of options for anyone who doesn't own a PS4 yet but it planning on investing in one with or without VR. : peace: I'd say that the presentation has been a success as everyone has a reason to be happy and no one is being left behind, we couldn't have asked for much more than that.

That was some performance! All of the tracks were amazing, especially the finale... 'dem chills! Hyped for the conference now, less than a minute! : peace:

Also that moreorless confirms Splat2on for NX as well surely?

Way to go! I hope you're enjoying Cornwall, you've arrived at around about the right time as well because things seem to be going a bit quieter now thankfully, I bet Falmouth is still ticking over though to a degree, I hope you get to see some nice sights there though. So if all goes to plan then you should reach Lands End by this Saturday then? I have Tuesdays and Wednesdays free as my main days off so if you're up for meeting up then, I'm sure we can arrange something if you're sticking around in Cornwall for a few days. : peace:

It looks like we're getting the Final Fight franchise - on the New 3DS - this week, so that's Final Fight 1, 2 & 3 on the go. Not bad! I'm betting on a three for the price of two deal.

Just buy Radiant Silvergun as you'd originally planned as it's fantastic and I still can't believe to this day that it even got a digital release as the only other alternative is spending £100 on a Japanese copy for the Sega Saturn where it originated. Continuing with this theme, why not buy Castlevania: Symphony of the Night? It's an absolute classic and although you can buy it in more than one place digitally, this is still much cheaper than getting it on the original Playstation that's for sure. Oh and if you haven't already, I'd advise buying one of those Fightpads as having a controller with a decent d-pad is essential when playing Xbox 360 arcade games. : peace:

Nintendo NX... Console experience on the big screen... ...with all the benefits of a portable system. Play it your own way. : peace: Nintendo... we'll supply the games, you decide how you want to play them. Or something like that.

Every... single... detail. Both conceivable and not so as well. For instance, if you have seen most of the footage which already exists then you will have likely thought to yourself... "I wonder if..." that kind of stuff, so in a way you could say that it's conjecture for the most part because we really don't know that much beyond what it is we've actually been told about the game. Plenty of subtle detail is picked up on, such as patterning on some of the structures, references to the Sheikah, complete analysis of the topography including the entire map, where landmarks are placed, how big the game is really likely to be, which places from past Zelda games are likely to be in this latest iteration... they even go into just where abouts does the game even fit - if it does - on the Zelda timeline. So... they go pretty deep, but it has as much or as little depth as you want it to really depending on how much it means to have your views on what you've already seen expanded to a much wider field of view. Personally, its made me more excited for the game in general, whereas others might prefer to not know about certain details if they really are planning on going on a media blackout; I really don't think it spoils anything though, so much as it builds upon what we already know, it's definitely one for the fans and they are more than aware of this I'm sure as the whole video is definitely a passion project of theirs even though it's what they do. It's fantastic even by their high standards. : peace:

*gulp* Here goes... *switches on 3DS and prepares to grind in RPG's while watching a two hour video on a game which won't even be out until next year but will surely be well worth the wait* ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Well, that was insightful, epic and much more than I could have ever hoped for from a two hour Game Explain video... which is saying a lot. They've really gone above and beyond their usual standards, which are already really high, there is stuff in there which I hadn't really even considered. I think at around just after the half hour mark I was thinking to myself "will this ever end?" but at the same time still enjoying it on some level, so I can only think of how much of a slog it must have been for them to go to such lengths... ...but they'd only call it a labour of love, because it's what they do, like a reviewer writing up impressions of a game, or a game-maker like Nintendo making such a marvelous digital world. What a time to be a gamer, videogames continue to amaze me even to this day, just as the Zelda franchise continues to surprise me with each iteration.

Thank you to @Glen\-i and @RedShell for the hunts this evening. I don't know if I was that much help thanks to the numerous disconnects which occurred - not sure why they happened, I have a good signal and I try to be closer to the router - but inbetween those we did at least manage a few successful hunts which was nice. Nailing that flash bomb, followed by the mount and traps on that Glaveneus, I really thought we had it at that point. :awesome: Still, it was a lot of fun and I will try my best to be on a bit more when I can, in the meantime I need to stay on it at least offline for half an hour or so as I'm all out of blue mushrooms. :p Damn constant resource management... ...I love it really.

I can help, from now until... about when dinner's ready. (half an hour or so) Just grabbing my September dlc, 1 sec.

Just wait until you're in your Thirties, it gets better... --------------------------------------------------- I'm interested in someone, I have been for probably a month or so now and I have a feeling they may be interested in me too but because it's at work... I don't know. I know that people meet others through work all the time so it shouldn't be a big deal, there just never seems to be the right time to say something like... "Are you up to anything on your day off?" or whatever. *sigh* I really despair at myself sometimes because I know I've been here before, posting the same thing the last... few times this happened but it just feels like this time could be different... maybe. Honestly though, I'm probably too clueless to really notice if someone is actually interested in me at all, I'm so bad at these things or at least I think I am. TL;DR - I'm too socially awkward to ask someone at work if they want to socialise (awkwardly) with me in the vague hope that we might just get on well enough and who knows... :p I so wanted to delete this and not post it at all but there we are.

Nice bargain there @Ashley I've been meaning to pick up that Edge - Art of Pixel special as well, got an e-mail about it the other day saying it was out now, checked WH Smiths the same day... nothing, will check again on Monday now I know it's definitely out in the wild; is it good? Carrying on with the printed media theme I have purchased... And... Two manga books by the late, great Satoshi Kon who I've been a fan of for many years through his films, so I thought I would branch out into reading his other works. : peace:

This beta seems rather substantial, I kept meaning to play the other demo's but never got around to it. Is it worth me getting this beta before the game comes out? I'm gathering that it isn't possible to try for the Mark of the Conqueror any more is it? I feel so out of the loop... Enjoying seeing all of your impressions though. : peace:

So... Super Mario Maker on the go (3DS Version) New My Nintendo Picross game Amiibo! (Zelda 30th Anniversary amiibo plus Poochy) Three out of ten isn't bad.

Enjoy the Direct everyone. I won't be able to watch this one live but I'll catch up as soon as I can.

One interesting point though... if this happened, would Nintendo be cheap enough to either... take out the small selection of fully playable NES games which were in the code or, add on a higher price to the game to reflect the "extra value" you're getting from having these NES titles available in the game, despite the fact that you could have possibly bought them all five times over before now.

If the second stick is below the buttons, and the primary stick is above the d-pad... plus those rumoured shoulder buttons with varying sensitivity... Then there had better be GameCube VC games this time! :p This is surely the only acceptable form of "compensation" for not having the D-Pad alligned with the face buttons. It's probably ok though, we'll likely get different swappable control schemes or extra controllers by the bucketload, so it's all good... probably.