You can't watch a World Cup match like that, silly.

I agree, The Division looks amazing. There are two things though.

Which console games look better than the E3 Watch Dogs demo?

If the PC version shipped looking like the E3 demo, the PS4/XBO versions would've looked obviously inferior in comparison, making the new-gen consoles far less appealing to consumers.

But the Michael Keaton Batman had zero neck flexibility due to the rubber mask he was wearing. That would counter any g-force created by whipping around corners. As for the property damage and human casualty risk, I only have one thing to say: he's Batman

Yeah a couple of people have pointed that out for me. I kinda switched off after Batman Returns. Every film until the Nolan trilogy blends into one steaming turd in my mind.

Nice. Could you do me a favour and add some rear bat fins just so I can see what it'd look like? Not too big though, that'd look ridiculous.

The Tim Burton Batmobile was the shit. It may have been long, but that's what the grappling hooks were for - cornering. And the dual chainguns were a nice touch. That and the Tumbler are joint top imho. Although you're right, Batman in real life would need the Tumbler.

I stand corrected. And yes, they're both steaming turds.

Batman: The Flamboyantly Majestic Knight. Strikes fear into Gotham's seedy underbelly by appearing out of nowhere, 300ft away in a bright, neon lightshow visible from Mars.

"The too-long, too-squat, too-dull Arkham Knight Batmobile is probably my least favorite Batmobile design ever"

Well the "original core" isn't really the original - the Vectrex, for example, had a 4-button controller with the buttons labelled left to right. It was released the year before the NES (I think Nintendo might have been first to use letters instead of numbers, but we're discussing button layout here. Letters/numbers,…

I thought the Czech one

first thing that came to mind

I just can't take Aquaman seriously as a superhero. Sorry.

This should have way more stars than it has

:P

I didn't mean to imply that one is superior to the other. Just pointing out that Nintendo are the ONLY company who do it that way. No need to get all defensive because you think somebody is attacking your boyfriend, Nintendo.

Sega always oriented their buttons ascending from left to right, ever since the Genesis. Even on Master System, before they adopted letters, Sega positioned their 1 and 2 buttons that way. And last time I checked, Sega wasn't a western company.

What mistake?