Shindig

@adamalc said:Bullitt.Yep. The car chase is THE car chase.

Here's an idea: Demo derby but Jeff takes us through old covertapes from the C64/CPC/Spectrum era.

WRC 10 won't happen. Codemasters have the license. Monster Jam 2 is kind of schizophrenic. As soon as you take the trucks out of the arena, the bouncy suspension gets completely found out.

The Half-Life Episodes on the original Xbox, please. SQUEEZE IT ON THERE.

They could pivot but that would require some serious compensation towards companies to keep newer games on the service. They might be better off licensing out the tech, or would if the other companie...

@ghost_cat said: @shindig: I know everyone hypes on NSX in white and Sienna Red, but have you ever seen a sliver one sitting under a street light at night? F I R ESurprisingly, I've yet to see an NSX...

I've got an odd fondness for the S2000. Can't go wrong with a classic NSX either.

The stadia technology was beta tested extensively, wasn't it? The technology is sound, the business around it is what's bizarre.

Footballer of the Year 4. Complete with all the weird gambling / board game aspects.

I'll wait on gameplay. The hot wheels aesthetics might give them a chance to make something that looks livelier than their usual stuff.

Thing is, I get the scrappy underdog story from other modes. Legends have their appeal, though. That's the one thing that keeps me looking at Pro Evolution Soccer's MyClub stuff.

I believe FIA's involvement was more than just a license. They put on FIA certified events, for starters. You can't do that without the game being multiplayer focused. I always figured that was th...

Mad Verse City is still the best Jackbox game. Today we learned text-to-speech has no problem with Llanfair­pwllgwyngyll­gogery­chwyrn­drobwll­llan­tysilio­gogo­goch.

It wasn't just Grow Home, though. It was Child of Light and Valliant Hearts. They had something good and then reverted to type.

I really enjoy how annoyed he gets when women wrestlers get pregnant.

I'll do my usual and grab it at £25 in a sale. I've got plenty of Hitman to revisit in the meantime. Even without the illusive targets, the first game has so much.

I never noticed the wobble he takes before the fall. It's like he knew what he was up to.

I find him to be a very shady character. A man who has become known for his incompetence but somehow made $6m to finance a film in the first place. And he still hasn't disclosed his real background.

I've resinstalled season 1. Blitzed through the training stuff (those levels are so small) and had another run in Paris. Yes, those maps are overwhelming but I like the process of understanding how...

That's good to know, once I get round to 3.