In Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, playing with a mate who ran the website I wrote for. We were playing spies.

That’s really weird.

I don’t really understand this in terms of sports / competition.

I think it does. I’m a competent player, but with Moria I’m always firing off the wrong beam at the wrong time. I will switch and see how I go.

Oh thank you!!

Rotten Tomatoes has a rating of 49% for Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, so it has a legitimacy of exactly 0%.

I still feel if gamers didn’t bitch and moan like little brats about the “always on” Xbox One / Kinect thing, it would have been the greatest console of this generation.

Think about it though...

Change the word from gambling to violence, and you have the great video game moral panic, once again. Same issues, different clothing.

The primary difference between OWL and, say, football is that people already have a baseline physical vocabulary for the building blocks of football.

Had to go on unpaid leave... They wouldn’t see money they’d saved up from vacations... They wouldn’t get severance

I thought that was the whole reason Silverside (what Yanks might call Corned Beef) is called Silverside... It’s not the reason (here’s the reason) but this metallic shine is a common enough sight in Australian supermarkets and deli’s that it made sense to me as a kid that’s why we call it that.

You need to change your username.

Don’t be so quick to assume players know how systems work.

sounds like you’re judging a book by it’s cover. wait until a game is out before making a judgment like that.

People with physical disabilities often find games “normal” too hard. They prefer games with a range of difficulties, and they shouldn’t be called babies just because they’re disabled.

And don’t go thinking “oh, maybe disabled people shouldn’t play games then”... first of all that makes you a dick, and second of all…

You’re right. It’s not complete protection against everything that may happen, but it’s a damn sight better than nothing.

Another day, another studio closure, and another indication the Games Development Industry needs to unionise in order to protect workers and ultimately consumers from the continued dodgy practices that prioritise profits over people.

I’ve taken my xbox360, Rock Band & Guitar Hero games, plus instruments, into work, and we play every few weeks on a Friday evening.

Tiny Metal’s initial investment came from a group of investors from Australia