@soundwave_superior: Afterburner 360! Great to watch my friend break the machine and spend his entire game stuck upside down. :D

@Ayame_ex: GT5, it prints money.

@Shinetop: I think the sign language in Ep3 was related to Dog using sign language rather than recognising it. Haven't read anything about it recently so I can't confirm.

It does look interesting, but after trying to play it on a 1MB connection it's like waiting for a Spectrum game to load (not even a Turboloader game). I just can't do that any more.

@kearneybobs: Let's not forget Black Books and IT Crowd. Graham Linehan is a comedy genius.

@bluecat2095: I think you've hit the nail on the head. Seems like this is a lot more parody than pervy if Nippon Ichi's previous releases are anything to go by.

#corrections 3rd paragraph "dower" should be "dour".

@timestep: Hey, I cut my finger installing my CPU cooler!

@Mancomb Seepgood: "That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons even death may be pwnd"

@Fensome: Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory has some great 2P co-op.

@Mixelon: Yeah, I really regret selling my Amiga about 10 years back, with boxes of games.

Ahh the artwork is still fantastic. Pure Prog-Rock to me. Reminds me, the music in games like SotB and Blood Money blew me away at the time.

@HotChops: Most of Psygnosis' early games were on the Commodore Amiga and Atari ST. They did start off on the Spectrum and C64 and did PC versions of a number of their games.

You also get the chance to win a real SLS AMG. Requires both money and skill to win though. :(

@franckv: Shhh, you know he deserves it too. ;)

Good read, had me hooked right to the end. I think that plum was really Old Man Wickles!

@Raikiri999: Exactly. I heard him describing the group and thought "Rage against the Machine" then heard the music and thought "WHAAAAAAAAT?!".

@GiR: He had the letters to make BOOBIES as well.

@WhiteAlexander: I remember watching that. Jimmy Carr is awesome.