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Thank you for saying this so that I knew it even existed.

I would like a 2, but not a prequel. I find prequels to be fairly pointless in most mediums because you probably already know how it all goes in the grand scheme of things. There's something that bothers me about not 'advancing' a story or universe. That's not to say all things that are prequelish are bad (I quite liked DE:HR as a recent example) but it's always just a slight let down and loss of excitment when I find out something is a prequel.

Steamprices.com is a good site for quick comparisons of these things. Here's the presequel page comparing Aus with the UK and US.

Just change the flags in the small blue box on the right side of the page if you're curious about other countires.

Both of those movies were incredible. It's such a shame they never made any after them.

Angels in the Outfield sends a hearty 'Fuck You'.

As someone who had a lot of cricket inflicted upon them as a child, I'm not sure even the dynamic duo of Jeff and Vinny will be able to make this watchable.

Condoms also (supposedly, it was a bit janky) prevented STDs, but they (the STDs) didn't actually do anything if (and when, again it was buggy) you got any, it was just a number in the stats screen that would rise. Also, the whole child thing was only if you were sleeping with a opposite-gender spouse. The Fable series doesn't let you have children with people you aren't married to and same-sex couples have to adopt.

Has the censorship or banning of any games had a serious impact on your gaming habits?

No, it's just an annoying hassle. If the internet wasn't where it is, there would be more of an impact.

Do you view these strict policies as sensible in any way or are they things that the consumer should decide on?

Having guidelines is fine, but some of the ones they've written are completely ridiculous. Also, they should be guidelines. Not written in such a slanted way to technically make them laws if certain conditions are met. If you are legally an adult, the government should probably stop trying to baby you.

Has the addition of the R18+ classification made a noticeable difference?

Not so far. Saints Row IV still had to jump through some hoops, because of a fake drug, set in a virtual reality, in a fictional game. That's just retarded.

Do you often circumvent the banning of games by importing? How difficult is this?

Yes. Not very. They can technically seize it at customs, but they generally don't. For PC, it's usually just as easy as getting a ROW steam code and activating it on your account as normal.

She laughed.

(To be fair, we all get along well in our section. ... That sounds very different from how I meant it, oh well.)

Oh, I thought he meant Alduin.