Steven

Reminds me a of a first date I went to see Man Bites Dog with.

If your in Japan, just get down Beard Papa and buy a box of their chocolate fondants. Making my mouth water just thinking about them. My Japanese side of the family always liked stollen for Christmas. I'd make my own ganache and make truffles for everyone - they'd just have them with coffee and/or liqueurs. After a few of them, the desire for a heavy dessert pretty much evaporates.

Yeah, I want to have a good few hours on it to start, so I won't be doing anything else after installing it. I think Astro will fit the bill for a quick blast. DQ XI is absolutely sublime, Gossi. If you're used to the series, stick stronger monsters on as it's a bit like playing Halo on normal setting otherwise. 117 hours in and I don't want it to end. Pinnacle of the series.

He's getting his lunch at midnight, isn't he?

AT 115 hours, I'm in the final run towards the end of DQXI so I think Astrobot after I've sorted dinner out and perhaps get RDR 2 installed.

US politics thread has it in spades.

Such a great experience. Couldn't believe how far VR had come when I started playing it. There are some incredible moments in it that just couldn't be replicated without it.

Screens aren't massive but it's so nice to watch a film with people who are there to watch the film. Saw Escape From New York there a few weeks ago and it was lovely. It's like the new Duke of Yorks, it's A number 1.

Bought one at launch with Zelda. I really liked BOTW but didn't love it and still have a dungeon plus Ganon to do. Mario Odyssey was amazing and I loved every minute of it. I've not touched my Switch since that although I'll be dusting it off for Metroid whenever that shows up.

Can't wait to get to Astrobot. You've still got Resident Evil to come - I'm a bit jealous.

Perfect night out. People in the cinema were there to watch the film instead of text, chat, etc and I left the place with a huge shit-eating grin on my face. Such a great film.

For the first time since 1981, I'm seeing Escape From New York in a cinema tomorrow night. Wife not as excited.

Salmon better call the mods before these puns get out of hand...

Give Bethesda a ring. None of their characters resemble people.

It just oozes quality from every angle. It's an old fashioned turn-based JRPG that has some great QOL tweaks without diluting what it sets out to be to its audience. As usual, the localisation job is as good as it gets and the characters are wonderful. " I just read it for the articles!"