cookiemonster

Are you seriously complaining about them wanting to take Christmas off work? Get a grip man.

@bollard: @core1065: Thanks guys, this is really healpful!

So my friend has been teaching himself to code, but he is finding his online lessons pretty boring. I figured playing some video games centred around coding would be a nice change from his normal stuff.

I know about Quadrilateral Cowboy and Hacknet. Are they good?

Are there any others I could recommend?

Did they stop putting out dragon ball z kai on blu ray after season 4?

Which one was it?

I want to know which ones he listed and start watching them.

If someone could list them here, or link me the podcast, that would be great.

aaah thats a shame.

I know Danny O'Dwyer has put out a documentary on Witcher 3 recently. Can anyone point me in the direction of a possible gamespot podcast where he talks about it?

Only just got round to finishing it and HOLY SHIT I GOT THE BAD ENDING AND IT WAS GARBAGE.

Was wondering if there was a podcast where they talk about it?

I just had a look at the 2015 game of the year podcasts, but it looks like most of the crew didn't finish it by then.

If not, if people could point me in the direction of other good podcasts from rival video game websites, that would be great.

@gundamguru: Ah, so if I keep plugging and unplugging it, it will eventually start working again? I'll give it a go, have not got much choice. Thanks.

@gundamguru: You have to admit, a brand new battery to completely die after only a few months switched off is ridiculous? I have an original nintendo DS from 2004 which is still chargable and holds a charge.

Why would they use a different battery? It basically kills the lifetime of the console.

Also, yeah I'm not going to buy another battery if it is completely broken. What a stupid console.

So around 4 months ago, I wanted to use my Wii U. Hadn't used the gamepad in several months, and found that it was not turning on or charging at all.

I went and ordered a new battery for it online. Even though I do not use my Wii U much, I figured I should buy a new battery now before it goes out of stock, especially with the Switch out now. The new battery worked fine, and I played my Wii U a couple times that week.

Fast forward to now and I am back to square one - gamepad is not switching on or holding charge. Does the battery just die if you don't use it often? Even when it is brand new?

It actually won't let me update the Wii U without the gamepad (despite having a pro controller), so my Wii U is kinda borked if the gamepad doesn't work.