Speak for yourself.

Well, they do live underground, you've gotta work with what you have.

Or turn them into cool road vehicles like in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

They had age ratings, didn't they? Silly parents.

As an adult, I may have bought that. And I may also have bought the giant robot and laboratory that accompany it.

I think Lego bricks stopped being included in McDonalds meals as Lego felt uncomfortable about being featured in them.

I watched about 5 minutes of the new series and it looks like he collided with a toothpaste factory.

It gets to a point where it starts becoming ridiculous, though. N gauge trains, a popular choice, are 148 times smaller than the real world objects they're based on. And you can get smaller than that.

Haven't you heard? EVERYONE's a little bit racist.

Christ alive. Ethics aside, why the hell would you want a cat near that area? The tongue is bad enough.

It's a great map. I love how the test chamber transforms into a church at the end.

Wow, that's really cool.

Since I get round to most games entirely too late, I'll be sampling Dissidia Duodecim on the PS Vita, Final Fantasy 6, and maybe Uncharted 2 and Dishonored's Brigmore Witches expansion.

This…actually sounds like a really interesting idea. Here's hoping it gains some traction.

Sonic for Hire ruined Mother Brain for me.

I hear what you're saying, but even though it used the Vita's hardware features it didn't use them as effectively as it could have done. I actually blogged about this:

I'm sure this is a great game, but whenever I hear it's not that challenging it's just a massive turnoff for me. I'm not sure I want to spend £30 on a game I'm doing to just breeze through.

I started playing it recently and it's a really nice game. Clever use of two characters that doesn't feel forced in single player. I like how they all speak a foreign language, too.

But…but storytelling!

Tearaway probably isn't as innovative, or exciting, as people are making it out to be.