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Criminal absence of Night Fire.

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Nice, I assume we’re of a similar vintage, that was a journey down memory lane.

Jesus H, could they have spoiled anymore of Tunic if they tried, the game just dropped!Call me a spoilers baby (if you dare!) but eroding that discovery is a bummer.

@demigodraven: The ‘loose rouge’ of our time.

America's second* oldest enemy, the concept and presentation of time. *The Metric system being its most mortal foe.

I don't think I've played a game so personally divisive. I oscillate between loving it and hating it every 5 mins.

@donaldb said: Jan's defense of Guardians of the Galaxy was weak. 'The game makes me think of my friends, whom I dearly miss' isn't an argument. At no point did he make a case for the game being good ...

I like that new intro music, and I feel it will grow on people. I am less a fan of the best letter and felt myself slowly dying inside.

@whitegreyblack said:@bisonhero: that's a great tip, I'll try it when I get into a video backlog pickle@humanity: I also used to be a normal speed purist but damn if it's almost impossible to keep up...

Woah - we’ll played Bobby, dilute Activision and blizzards toxic rep in the cleansing waters of Microsoft, exit stage left.

Beyond awful, they managed to squander every potentially good idea.I went to see two movies this week at the cinema (a super rare occurrence with young children and eh.. a pandemic) Spiderman Far from...

@antivanti said:I'm pretty sure at least a portion of those tech dudes working on the Apple Airtags actually thought of the ramifications and tried to warn the lead designers, suits and bean counters...

As an ageing curmudgeon, boy did I enjoy that assault on real life quidditch.

“Double monkeys in the back” not even scraping the also ran title list. Criminal.

PM me secrets, I’m no rat :D Hilarious by the way.

Bravo!

Man haven't the word Dinky Car spoken aloud in some time..

I bought this off the back of the quick look, so eh.. yeah good job!

I think it's probably Space Invaders in an arcade or possible an Atari 2600. The game I probably remember most vividly from early on, is Ocean's Batman in 89 on a friends Amstrad 464.