Easy, it's only some reflections. I honestly hadn't noticed this, although now I guess I'll see it every time I play. I think I'll get over it though.

Companies hype a product. Journalists and readers discuss those products. To take the example of Watch Dogs, there have been two years of Ubisoft saying "You will love this", and some people saying "I want it", and some people saying there are reasons to doubt that the game will be good. Now it's come out, and people…

Hacking is not discouraged by the level design. The level design is built around hacking.

*sigh* I couldn't possibly know, and neither could you. I expect most journalists who want a tablet already have one, though.

Without the hype train, we wouldn't know what to get interested in playing in the first place. Games will always be hyped, and you'll always try to make the best choices you can based on the information available to you.

No. It's not remotely as well chosen as a GTA game or even as interesting as Sleeping Dogs' radio, but you do at least get Howlin' Wolf, Squarepusher and a few decent things. It's mostly music I don't like, but I mostly tune it out. It's just dull music, by and large.

What do you find more interesting about The Division? The atmosphere looks very good, but I'm still unsure what it's unique thing is meant to be.

It helps if there's a narrative element to add a sting. Dishonored used Emily's opinion of Corvo to make you glad you hadn't done anything bad (or maybe to punish you if you did, but I wouldn't know), and if you found out the secret of The Heart then you got an extra kick in the feelings. Bioshock Infinite and The…

When did he start making his video, I wonder: pre- or post-patch/driver updates? He's using a Titan, I'm using a GTX650Ti. Honestly, I am not seeing any pop-in at all.

Aiden is Tom Cruise.

Really? That's a shame. There's no pop-in on PC at all (aside from the augmented reality balloons, obviously).

Well, no. It's mostly getting 8s, and with good reason. It's not an absolute killer game and it won't be until it severs the old gen and works a little more in its atmosphere, but it is very good, and certainly better than the cautious welcome it was getting prior to release. The camera and device hacking is genuinely…

I've been playing it for two days too, and I really like it. It had a shaky start, but it's getting better and better the more I play. I've barely played any of the main story because I'm having too much fun raiding gang hideouts and CTOS stations, which as you say is mainly down to the tactical use of cameras. This…

Has anyone ever enjoyed a sliding morality scale in an open-world game? Where you're punished for accidentally killing civilians? No, they have not. Pity, then, that Watch Dogs has one.

Had it since last night, PC version. Very much enjoying it. There are some really nicely set up "base" areas protected by hostile NPCs. I'm playing towards a relatively non-violent style, and I'm very happy with the way these areas are arranged. The design of the NPC behaviours and the landscape are conducive to…

The first part of the game feels clunky as hell, partly because it takes a little while to get used to the controls but also because of the close camera in small indoor spaces. Wait until you get out of the first section and into the game proper, as it might feel a lot different then (did for me!).

Oof. 32GB RAM? I hope you're doing something intensive like editing 4k video with that machine, because your games aren't going to be using the RAM above the first 8GB for some time to come! Nice machine though :)

I hear AMD have come up with some kind of driver update today, or will.

Running fine on my kind-of-low/kind-of-mid system. Really enjoying it so far.

You're not going to see 4k on PS4 or XBO at all. Upscaling, sure, but it's too much to hope for. They're struggling with 1080p now, so while it's not unreasonable to think that coding improvements with give us true 1080p with a good frame rate in the future, and maybe even 1440p, 4k/6k/8k is never going to be possible…