I agree. From what I have heard so far, whoever is doing "Cockney Bastard" this time does sound similar to Shaughnessy, but the delivery of the dialogue just doesn't seem as good.

Played it for about 20 minutes, escaped to the first village, got bored, and ended up going on a murderous rampage, killing all the locals and stealing their clothes.

Take it from me. That isn't an Aussie accent. Not in 2, and not in 3 either.

He's there. Male Voice 3 - Not sure if it's Charles Shaugnessy this time though, but it's very similar to SR2, nevertheless.

Not just writing. All the performers are fantastic ad-libbers - which shows in interview situations, and the way they stay in character during outtakes... Which in turn makes them feel even more real.

There's also the fact that the station you go through just before you crash at Westminster is also for some unfathomable reason also marked as Westminster.

Sky News is partially owned by the Murdoch empire, yes, but due to certain broadcasting laws in this country, they are not allowed to show any political bias.

I thought they nailed the "Orwellian dystopian future" decor of Westminster station.

I'm more freaked out by the total inaccuracy of the geography of London...

If the Gamescom one was the same stature they had at Eurogamer, from what I recall, that thing was about 7-8 foot tall.

It already has.

Sadly, In the demo of Generations, at least, it felt the developers of the game hadn't quite got that.

So who's it going to be next week, Luke? Bengus?

It's amazing how many people are so vocal about Capcom's "treatment" of who they believe to be the company's mascot...

TRIVIA: That's actually a piece of pre-Alpha Super Street Fighter promo art, and Dan's inclusion in SFA and his backstory was based on this image.

The games from Ride onwards were completely different games that used a shitty skateboard controller that didn't work, hence the significant drop in scores.

I think It's due to the way the whole Turtles idea came about - the first issue could have very easily been a one-off, and had a definitive ending because of that... But it sold good numbers, so Eastman and Laird kept going.

Nahh, Issue 2 introduces April, Baxter, and the Mousers.

Krang's design was loosely based on the Utrom race but there was never an Utrom named Krang in the Mirage Universe.

The coloured headbands were only added for the 1988 cartoon so to make them more identifiable for kids.