Aww, thanks a lot. I had found it earlier but appreciate the link. Such a nondescript place, yet such mural magnificence

Thanks! Also, you can *just* about see it in Google Street View.

Ooh, ooh… where in East Pittsburgh? Tell. I need to take a photo of THAT

This is so incredibly much my cup of tea. I just checked out his blog, and it's full of fine writing and great ideas. Very verbose; wonder what he's like to talk to, especially after a few pints?

Nah, seriously though: I got a cheap VR facehugger from eBay. It's quite fun. But there are no buttons to press or controllers, so it's kind of limited. My wireless earbuds are TaoTronics, and are fantastic - decent, solid build quality and great battery life. So, if you've got a VR-capable phone, this TaoTronics…

*The A.V. Club.*
I just want a cheap and dirty experience for when I'm bored.

If future episodes are made available on this website without having to add to or change anything on my stupid TV, I'll be watching this regularly.

This is a real shame. I read the novel on a Greyhound trip from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia. Incredibly moving, I was glad no-one was sitting nearby because they would see me shedding tears. Sounds like they've turned the fantastic novel into the usual British greyhair prestige lit fodder.

Yeah I know that (mock) outrage sells, but given the relative immaturity of the medium of videogames, which are so often yawn-inducing power fantasies, while I was reading this piece I was thinking throughout: yeah, I get it, but c'mon. Short of producing a VR educational themepark around the holocaust (it's going to…

Yet the sentence before that: "Hiddleston is likable, suave, and imminently capable" - shouldn't that be 'eminently', Zack Handlen? Or does he spring into action and become capable _really_, really fast?

Torrents? Nah. It's just a shame that I couldn't use Get-iPlayer for Windows, Mac, or Linux. So I will also have to see it… for the first time. On the TV. In my house. [Cough Cough]