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See, I think US was better, felt more coherent and I didn't see the twist coming either, but I think you can make arguments for either. It's a pretty impressive three film debut anyway you look at it Yeah I think you might be right (about it being better, not the plot which you are absolutely right). I've seen Signs 3 or 4 times and not for years, but I still think about it a lot as well. maybe it's aliens I think about

Isn't that just Signs? Also a good film tbf. I flip flopped between thinking NOPE was fantastic and a bit weak, but I saw it about 8 weeks ago or so and have thought about it a lot since so that's something

I guess that's the issue with being (probably) the most famous manga alive, people want everything in the same style. I get what you mean though

yeah that looks pretty awesome

I liked 9. It was cute and had an 8/16 bit vibe to it that I enjoyed. I think it was 9 that had the notoriously bad guide book, where the actual book was pretty bare bones and then the extra stuff you needed was paywalled behind a brandy books (or square soft maybe?) Web site, after you'd already paid for the book. I had it and it was frustrating

Plok! Was a great game, really enjoyed it

I think my Forza counter pick is the final nail in the coffin for my top 3 finish. I didn't think it would make it out this year

Looks like @radiofloyd is pulling away with it

Whaaaaatttt? Now I need to see Meg 2 as well

I'm sure a few of us are only two or three poor life choices away from being curled up in a ball in piss tunnel

He's more of a prefect than a mod

That's cool that Bungie are doing something with Marathon after all this time

From my relatively substantial testing (Xbox controller, plus a 7 and 3 year old children) Ikea rechargeable batteries are the king of the reusables, they last forever and pretty cheap. Also, that's the hottest "Blakey Hot Take" we've had for some time...

I meant Divine Beasts, sorry

I bouced off Breath of the Wild twice before it finally clicked and the thing that did it for me was speaking to my friend and me saying I was struggling to stay engaged with it, he asked if I'd defeated any of the guardians (I think that's what they're called, the bosses) and at that point I hadn't done any. I then did all three of them in pretty much one sitting, opening up the new powers and making the game a lot more fun/accessable for me, after that I put in another 40 or 50 hours or so and still never got around to fighting Gandorf.

I think Nintendo might want a word with you

I'll watch them all once that drops then, or will probably start now as it'll take me a week to watch the series anyway

How many before the series is wrapped up? Is this the final series?

I sitll use a thumb track ball mouse now, it's great and would never go back to a regular mouse

I had the same problem with Tony Hawks Pro Skater 4 as well. You didn't need to use the dpad, but analogue was too inaccurate for quick tricks and the d pad too tiny

Xbox series controllers are pretty great, I really liked the 360 controller as well. I've always felt the analogue sticks on the duelsense/duelshock controllers are in the wrong place, and are simply there because it was originally a reconfigured PS1 controller, but they've ran with it for nearly 30 years. I really liked the cube controller at the time, D Pad was pretty shit though, and it may not have aged well.

It's one of our favourite shows of recent times, we really enjoyed both the first and second series. We're watching the third at the moment, it isn't as good as the first two series, still worth watching though. The episodes are longer, but a lot of the supporting characters are now getting their own arcs, not necessarily a bad thing as I like everyone in the show, but it makes it more bloated, with a bit less comedy and more melodrama. There are some really great episodes still though, so overall worth it I'd say

I still enjoyed it, I've always been a little indifferent to the Guardians post the first film anyway. It was way better than the second film, wasn't as good as the first. I did like that it was pretty low stakes in the wider sense of the MCU, didn't feel like it was there to crank forward the wider story that's going on in the way Ant-Man 3 did

Didn't I sell you my copy?

Saw Guardians vol 3 this evening, yeah it was alright. Pretty sure it was the most animal cruelty (albeit cgi) I've seen in a film before. The plot was decent and it hit some emotional beats. Starlord seemed a bit sidelined in the film, not necessarily a bad thing but not what I was expecting. Made me laugh a few times. They also toned down Drax a bit as well, again not a bad thing