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Maybe its because of that sweet high minimum and median wage? But I'm no economist.

Finally!

Been waiting for this for a while

Yeah, I just saw something about that on BBC Breakfast. It was kind of weird.

I lived and worked there for a little while
It was a fun time, but despite how pleasant all the people were I never really felt at home.

I think it was mostly because I didn't gel with their sense of humour.

My dad's spectrum was the first piece of technology I really got involved with.

I've been wanting to get one of my own, but I'm a little unsure about buying from eBay.

The good thing about it is you can use any generic tape deck with a headphone socket (or an iPod if so inclined) I want to try and actually complete Hacker. It's just not the same with an emulator.

That they thought the soundtrack to be the best part of Hotline Miami, and not the amazing tight gameplay

Absolutely

I hope the campaign is long and hard enough

I agree with what Jeff said on the podcast; I'm not interested in the kinds of games which require a second stick being on handhelds.

I'll probably jump aboard the 3DS train with an XL. I have pretty poor eyesight so the bigger screen will definitely be a bit more pleasant to use for me.

But it's not unheard of for them to run two games at once for TNT...

http://www.newstatesman.com/technology/2012/03/internet-economy-2010-gdp

This article is pretty telling alongside GAMEs demise. Ordering online is just so easy, the landmass is small so delivery can be very fast (and very cheap). I'ce actually had an easier time getting refunds from amazon and the like than retail stores where I can walk in and complain in person. How backwards is that?