LisaTiffany

Bentley Continental GT, once a cool car and ruined now by footballers buying them up, at least in Europe.

Counting down the days, I bought Mad Max a few days ago to have a wasteland that might keep me busy until then.

Physical unless I absolutely need to play or watch it and it's only on digital. My only gripe with physical copies are trying to avoid steelbook editions while still getting things like art-books and soundtracks. Digital does save a lot of space but I've been a dvd collector since 1999 and the last time I counted had over 2000 dvd's, I've had friends say it's insane but I love being able to look at the box art especially if it's horror. The same thing with games I love being able to look at the box and flip through a game manual whenever they are actually included. If you take something recent like The Witcher 3 it came with a very cool map that you just couldn't enjoy if it was digital. My music is mostly digital and iTunes is just easier, the rest of it I get as free promo's through work. Then there is price, I can walk around the corner to a game store and pick up a game for 60ish Euro or log into the PSN and pay 70 Euro's. If anything digital should be cheaper than physical, no box/etc.

Crazy stuff Ian, glad to hear you are okay now. Enjoy the time off work and play a stack of awesome games \m/

This one takes the biscuit, I'll never look at gummy bears the same way again ...and nor will anyone who reads those reviews.

http://www.amazon.com/Haribo-Sugar-Free-Gummy-Bears/product-reviews/B008JELLCA#

I found some snaps of some models I built and painted, mostly tanks because he doesn't seem to do anything with those :)

And the last one -

The paint kind of turned into a nightmare but I made it fast and stuck it into the display cabinet to see how long it would take until he noticed it - 5 minutes.

Well going on recent game releases - MGSV kept me free-roaming for about a week until I concentrated on the story, it made me go after all of the upgrades. The Witcher 3 probably gave me 3 weeks of free-roaming before I started concentrating heavily on the story. Elder Scrolls Online is that even free-roam? I've no idea how much time I put into it but I did reach level 50 something. I'm hoping Fallout 4 delivers the best free-roaming experience this year. Past games that deserve a mention would be GTAV, Red Dead Redemption, Fallout 3 and obviously Skyrim.

It has to be Arkham Knight. It was one of those day one pre-orders where I went to the store in the morning and by lunchtime seriously questioned what went wrong with such a strong franchise. In the end my biggest gripe was with the batmobile, sure it's great that they added a vehicle but it takes centre stage far to many times and felt like 007 Racing. It didn't help that the city was conveniently empty of civilians, imagine how cool it would have been to swoop down and help out mugging victims and that kind of thing. It played fine on PS4 and I never had any bugs of glitches but it just fell short from what I expected, and whoever put those Riddler race tracks in must have been off of their rocker.

I did go back to it about a month or two after my first encounter with the game and as I let the story progress it did draw me in but again the countless times I had to involve the batmobile annoyed me enough to skip the new game plus entirely. Oh yeah and the exclusive Scarecrow DLC was ridiculous, non PS4 owners missed out on nothing special there.

I didn't even know it was out so soon but I won't be buying it. I'm very careful now when buying Ubisoft games because they seem to have lost credibility with every gamer I know. Even friends who are hardcore AC fans didn't pre-order and they are waiting for the reviews first. Watch Dogs felt like a huge rip-off and bored me so much that I still haven't finished the game. I did like Far Cry 4 a lot because of the freedom and open world design but I'll be skipping Primal. The Crew was a mixed bag, it along with Watch Dogs and Far Cry 4 were first day buys for me but I'd played the beta and had a blast so I expected the same experience from the full game, it had it's moments when playing with friends but the story was boring and the challenges dull and repetitive. I loved Trials Fusion, it drove me crazy but was extremely rewarding when finally getting past a troublesome section of the track. I'm looking forward to the next Ghost Recon and The Division but at the same time I'm concerned that they might just mess them up before the games even have a chance. I'd absolutely love to play a new AC game that works and makes you care about the characters but everything I've seen so far of Syndicate makes me think it's going to fail epically.

Nope especially when it comes to Facebook, it was alight when people first started using the site but the vast majority of it now seems like repost after repost and nine times out of ten all they are reposting are memes. Then there are what seems like purely hypercritical postings for whatever cause that you know that person doesn't follow or support they are only doing it to appear trendy. I use it because social media is part of my work so it's good for business but I'm constantly taking weeks and even months away from logging into my personal profile. Like any kind of online forum social media especially gives rise to a lot of internet bravery so facebook and twitter don't go a day if not a second without some form of stupidity that just makes you want to reach through the screen and smack them. You aren't missing much by not being part of it, well maybe a headache.