It's not like you want to be thinking about your problems while playing a game, though.

Yeah, I had a similar reaction when I rewatched Pokemon on Netflix. Good god, it's not a good show for most adults.

Er…I'm seeing 9 on the Lego website. with 18 more on the horizon...

Well, I personally have no plans to pick one up any time soon. I'm still getting loads of mileage out of the original DS!

Really nice. If I was in the market for a 3DS, this is the one I'd be after, no question.

Heh. My course was never particularly concerned with notions of practicality!

I got to write about Bioshock for my first year English Language class. Didn't score amazingly well but the first year didn't count anyway.

Puyo Pop? Oh, you mean Dr Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine.

Kind of reminds me of that episode of Futurama:

That's what I call a cracking idea.

I'm not sure if you're elated or horrified in that second picture.

That sounds more like, I don't know, a Gawker story? Maybe?

My decision to sack off gay dating apps like Hornet just got a lot more reassuring.

Cool? The GBA has some cracking titles: I loved Sonic Advance 3 and Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories. Let's hope it's accompanied by Gamecube releases as well.

Hmm….can you zoom it in a bit?

I'm not entirely convinced someone hasn't just taken some photos and circled a random section.

And with that what little interest I had in this game dissipated even more. Treating the whole karma system as a case of appealing to a mass audience, and creating a simple cause and effect mechanic doesn't make the game better: in my eyes it just makes the game sound childish and simplistic, and uninterested in…