Peter

Digital Noise Reduction

I enjoyed it. Some episodes didn't really contain anything I haven't seen before (drum machines, synths, sampling) but I found the episodes about reverb and distortion interesting and Ronson is a cool although slightly weird dude who has worked with more people than I realized (Queens of the Stone Age).

Iron Rain, EDF 4.1 and EDF 5 are all rated 12 (at least on the Dutch PSN store).

What would you feel is an appropriate age rating for this game, considering the older games are rated 12?

How on earth do I select local co-op (PS4) on Iron Rain? Edit: apparently you have to complete some missions is single player first, quit the game and then load your save (not continue your last game or you will continue in single player mode). Only then you will see an option for co-op.

Is season 3 a stand alone story line with all new characters and actors like season 4 is? I watched season 1 when it came out but never continued with season 2. I'd rather jump directly into season 3 if it's a new story.

If I use the PSN store on a PC I have to explicitly add the PS+ games I 'bought' to my download list, that's where my confusion is coming from.

@TehStu @Alex W. That's not how I read it. It explicitly states you should have downloaded or put on your download list the games you want to keep where at this moment you only have to have 'bought' them (not necessarily also added to your download list or actually downloaded) to be able to access them (you could always download them later as long as you have a subscription).

I'm a bit confused by the language used. Both the English and the Dutch email I received state that you need to have downloaded or put on your download list any title you want to keep prior to the cut-off date. I would have expected that any title you have 'bought' during your PS+ subscription would remain available but as I read it they will be removed from the Playstation store altogether or at least no longer be available as download to PS+ subscribers.

I only got an order confirmation email (for $0) but no shipping date or confirmation. (I was an original Kickstarter backer)

Yes

I received an email from Oculus today asking me to confirm my shipping address and telephone number before the 25th of February so I guess they are about ready to ship the first batch.

Does anyone know what the difference is between the Kickstarter edition the original backers are getting for free and the retail version (other than the price ).

Got the email yesterday but did not read it until this morning, it's just unbelievable Looking at the old Kickstarter website that's almost 7000 Rifts they are giving away.

A bit steep at $50 but, EDF EDF EDF!