Great... now we've got that question out the way can someone explain why I have to keep hitting "start" to bring up a menu to allow me to play a game?

The way I used to use the comments was to use the "view all" and expand and reply to those comments I felt intresting. It was a great way of having peoples thought paths that you've never considered before jump out at you

Always on, as I only generally get to game late at night when the rest of the house is asleep.

I do always try and read the in game prompts, but I have had before where something’s distracted me (such as the mobile ringing) and you turn back just in time to see a tutorial prompt disappear.

It may only be an extra £60 a year, but why should I have to pay that for content which I'm already paying for.

Just out of interest, how many of those have you completed?

I thought USB cables always go with the symbol on the cable on top?

nope, I don't think so.

Personally I loved Enslaved.

True, IP law is a bitch!

I will read that through, but (and I know this is jumping the gun a bit as I still need to read that link) ....my understanding is that the iphone process uses software and dosn't publicly give out any of Apples IP, even though it may circumvent their protection.

Whilst you are right to distinguish between Geohots jailbreaking and the hacking being two different things there is a couple of important steps which I think is worth mentioning.

Just because it's the same design of ship from the same race doesn't mean it's "exactly" the same ship from the Alien films.

The great thing I find is having an easy way to view exactly which article I'm up to, rather than having to browse for the last one I read.

That reminds me... whatever happened to that couple suing the "god of war" guys as they said it was based of a film script they had written and given to Sony pictures?

I totally understand that, and agree that if translating then not only should the words be translated but there should be some thought into the meaning of the phrase and context.

Is it just me, or does anyone else hate the phrase "as the creator intended" when it comes to language track?

One simple but small thing to mention is that lots of people seem to cover themselves with Axe (or Lynx as it is here in the UK) as this is one of the most popular grooming products.

But the DS has a number of titles that are also pickup and play, that aren't considered shovelware.