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Hell yeah, bitches.

Nice one @Hendo I had an invite from you when I was at work. My son was playing after school! Just got in and he's pumped, he only went and got a bloody win, four kills including the final one. That's ma boy. Edit: here's his end game stats.

And straight after that game I went back with two randoms, and this happened.

First game with @RYAN WHITELAW and we get a win.

Played this for 7 hours yesterday. Not done that kind of time with a game in over a decade. Best Battle Royale game i have played by some margin (and i love PUBG) Actually tempted to throw some real money at it just to say thanks. I have no love for skins whatsoever in any game but feel they deserve something. My main gripe is the frames per second. Im playing on XB1X and even though its hardly noticeable, it doesnt feel like a solid 60 in intense firefights. Would be good to team up with some of you guys as i spent that entire time playing with pain in the arse randoms. GTAG is: RYAN WHITELAW.

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I liked KHIII a lot but reading Blakey's post I wonder what version he played ? I imagine him playing games like this

Axiom Verge is free on the Epic Games Store. Thimbleweed Park is the next free game. Pikuniku is free with Twitch Prime.

Still kicking ass in gwent. New round high score of 112 today, poor guy didn’t know what hit him...

Just leave the puzzle for a minute or so,and the option to skip appears. I did it for all of them,as I hate that crap.

Could well be. I haven't had any issues playing on Xbox, but I didn't play it yesterday as I was caning the The Division 2 beta before it goes away. @RoboticMonk3y I've seen you playing it, I might jump in if I see you on. If I don't have a mic I will still be pinging like it's going out of fashion.

Shatter has an ace soundtrack.

For want of finding a Retro Topic I'll put this here: Usborne Books have put their coding & programming books from the 1980s online, free to view - those that encouraged you to learn BASIC and gave programmes to type in, and explained them along the way. So for a bit of nostalgia just ignore all the new stuff they're trying to sell and scroll to the bottom of this link: https://usborne.com/browse-books/features/computer-and-coding-books/