I don’t think I had any issues with it at all when playing it on the 360 - that would have been after any and all patches would have been released, though. Although if I played it again it would be on the PC and I do kind of dread trying that version.

Fallout 3 and then New Vegas. Unless you think you’d prefer the more tactical isometric style of the old games, in which case just start with the first one.

It’s aged just fine. The PC version looks the best but you may run into technical issues, although as always there are plenty of potential fixes if you’re willing to put the time in, and then you get to use mods as well - otherwise your options are PS3 or the Xbox 360 version, which can be played on Xbox One.

I think that just makes them pro-woman. Although maybe they’re thinking of Thatcher as well...

If Brexit goes ahead, Theresa May will get to repeal the European human rights laws in the UK, so that will keep her DUP supporters happy because there won’t be any human rights laws for their anti-abortion laws to be incompatible with.

Team BlastFromThePast!

I know, but it would be possible if they wanted it to happen and licensing rights were sorted out.

I’ve had it for years - and it was a digital purchase, so it’s been conveniently installed on my PS3's hard drive since I bought it - and have tried several times to get into it and just find it way too difficult. It put me off ever trying any Souls games, but then I played Bloodborne and loved it and then tried Dark…

Dark Souls is a special case because the original PC version angered a lot of people - it was a lazy port that didn’t look or perform any better than the console versions, completely failing to take advantage of the platform, with poor keyboard/mouse controls, poor controller support, and no options to change…

Yeah, that’s the one I want! I mean I still have a working PS3 setup under my TV so there’s nothing stopping me from playing it, but a remaster would mean I could play it on my PS4, with all the technical and visual improvements that would bring (or PC or even Switch if it was brought to other platforms) and it would…

What about Demon’s Souls? That’s the one I suck at.

They basically have the same title - I’ve seen a lot of people say that Resident Evil was so titled because there were zombies in a mansion (a residence, if you will) in the first game, but I always thought that it was more about the zombies themselves and how, without higher brain functions, they were free to indulge…

You’ve probably already seen videos on how to take it apart, clean it and replace the thermal paste. Try that first. If it doesn’t work (it didn’t for me) then you probably have an older model PS4 with a Delta fan. These were replaced with the quieter Nidec fans at some point, which are much quieter but are…

This isn’t always enough. I’m familiar enough with how fans and heatsinks work (been building my own PCs for 15+ years, have fixed countless Xbox 360s and made numerous mods to various devices) but unfortunately cleaning out my original PS4's fan did nothing to reduce the amount of noise it made.

“My son Kevin wants Fork Knife for his birthday but no place has it in stock.”
“I think it’s Fortnite.”
“No. It’s definitely Fork Knife.”
“Okay, well if you order it now we should have more stock in a fork knife.”
“Don’t you mean fortnight?”
“No, two weeks is definitely known as a fork knife.”

You call that a Fork Knife?

I’ve never used anything like that but PocketCasts supports Google Assistant and I’ve seen people talking about using it to stream to Google Home - so what are the limitations exactly?

I’ve been using PocketCasts for a couple of years but still keep an eye on other apps/players and there’s nothing else really close to it. I was loathe to pay for a podcast app when there are so many free ones to choose from (and several that are about as good as the PocketCasts mobile app), and even more loathe to…

Then might I suggest PocketCasts? As it has both mobile apps (Android and iOS) and also a web player and syncs your progress between devices even in the middle of episodes, plus the mobile apps do have the option to download episodes to your device - which you can do manually by clicking the download icon next to the…

it plays like a roguelike version of the first Legend of Zelda