Thwomp

I've just finished this (well, one ending) and loved it. Yeah, it's repetitive, but it's so fun that I don't mind making my 200th sprint across the Northern plains. Little Emil I loved him. Automata is a much better game IMO, but this one is still great.

I'd like to put myself forward as team leader, because I was a child once, and I have also owned several teeth.

Yeah, Acclaim Teeside I read. I've always wanted to try this game. I think I remember seeing footage of the PS1 version and it was hard to make out anything, just brown on brown. I'll definitely buy the remaster though.

Anyone remember that scene from 21 Jump Street along the lines of: "what is a covalent bond?" "why don't you tell me what it is first, and I'll tell you if it's right?" Replace "covalent bond" with "bouji".

I honestly can't

Definitely not like Blade Runner 2049 with Deckard and Rachel then. Not at all.

Oh yes. I love to hate The Apprentice, it's the TV highlight of the year for me. I can't wait.

I've just watched this and really enjoyed it. One thing I didn't understand was What on earth was the meaning of that?

I bought Monster Hunter twice, and both times switched it off and never played it again right at the start, because it tried to make me kill a herbivore with her babies

Probably Tales of Arise for me. It hasn't got much depth, but it's worth playing for the characters. I completed it and know I'll never play it again.

I finished it yesterday too, I thought it was fantastic. Brilliant acting throughout by Michael Keaton.

I'm playing Nier remastered. I didn't give it a proper chance when playing the original, but then I adored Automata, so I'm replaying the first one with much more appreciation for it. I didn't realise they'd changed the main character from the 360 version, but it probably fits in better with the second game. I'm enjoying it though.

I've just come back from seeing this, and I thought it was awful. It was worth seeing for the obvious reason(s), but apart from the fan service it was dire. The only bit that stirred any kind of emotion in me was

I was watching this over the weekend and one thing I noticed was that literally everything produces sparks. They shoot a wooden desk and sparks fly off it. I half expected sparks when he and Carl are punching each other.

Well I'm glad they finally put decent animations in. They've still got the Gameboy sound effect though.