I'm not the sort of person who feels compelled to write "/s" at the end of any sarcastic statement, put "in my opinion" when it should be self-evident that my comments are my own opinion, or say "of course this doesn't apply to everyone who dislikes CoD", to pander to people who are unable to read between the lines.…

You're being too defensive. It's not invalid to dislike CoD, I myself am not a big fan, but you have to admit that the hate it gets is hugely disproportionate to its quality. There's a large number of people who enjoy being on the "hate CoD" bandwagon with very little reason, other than to fit in with the "cool kids".

Eugh. CoD really brings out the elitist, hipster worst in people.

Microsoft were doing everything they could to give the licensee the same abilities with their discless purchase as they had in the previous gen. The 24 hour check in, arguably the most inconvenient part of the policy, was there specifically to allow you to trade in a discless game - to try and maintain the used game…

2054 doesn't seem far enough in the future for all this tech to be plausible. I had the same issue with Minority Report and I, Robot, and countless other near-future games/movies.

Us XB1 owners were better off without it, by all accounts.

I don't get this opinion at all. By that logic, are gamers upset that Microsoft have too many people developing Sharepoint or Office?

The 360 is $500?

I had to delete 2048 from my phone and iPad to make sure I actually stopped playing. Honestly, I'd close my eyes and continue to see 2s and 4s all over the place. Horribly addictive.

I think it vets the vetters as well, i.e. a report from a prolific reporter holds less weight than one who does it occasionally.

I really enjoy my XB1. I hope that makes you angry.

What the flying fuck is a "vomit painter"?!

They work very well - really responsive and lag-free.

I must be in the minority, but I am completely comfortable talking to my Xbox to give it commands. I've used it since launch, and I continue to do so. More than that, I enjoy it - it really does feel like I'm in the future.

There's no switch. Lewis just feels sorry for Nico, and keeps handing him wins. It's a habit he needs to get out of.

Why do people love Doctor Who so much? Especially American sci-fi fans, they seem to go especially crazy for it. I'm British and absolutely cannot stand it, and I normally love a good sci-fi.

You are, of course, entitled to your own opinion. However, I feel compelled to tell you that your opinion is wrong.

You want to check out the interactive video of the Mercedes W05 for something sort of similar - but way cooler.

While incredibly impressive, I'd argue that I was probably almost as good at PGR2 back in the day. Them cone challenges - man I was shit hot.

Stupid criminals are a lot less dangerous than smart, obsessive ones.