Eh? Did I miss something? In my Gamecube version (which was a US import) the dog policeman was there (with another dog cohort) - Was always a useful source of ‘lost property’ to drop into their station and see what was handed in. 

Glad they kept Harris, but the other two - well Flintoff is most famous for getting drunk a lot, and Paddy is famous for hair implants and fronting a terrible dating show. So perfect really. Bet you wish you hadn’t whinged so hard about Chris Evans now :)

Remember when the French tried to design a Range Rover?

Does that work in the same way as ‘exposure’ for illustrators then? I would imagine working on a Rockstar game probably carries a fair bit of weight within the industry, but I would genuinely love to know if there’s any sort of profit sharing, bonus system etc. 

One thing I’m not hearing in all this (aside from a hand-wave about ‘overtime’) is what the rewards are to the individuals or teams who are putting in longer hours than they should be on a project like this. Do they get a hefty bonus? Do they get a slice of the ridiculous revenue this game is bound to make (given the…

I love this thing. Mercedes missed a trick not doing something like this as a Mini G-Wagen as that’s exactly what this looks like to me.

Gah, yes indeed that’s what I meant. Great game - Between that and Driver San Fran, I still can’t for the life of me understand why more driving / racing games don’t have San Francisco based tracks. I flipping LOVED the implementation of SF in MSR

Agh, dang, I got my hopes up there for a second. I loved my Dreamcast, genuinely loved it and it was around the time I started dating my (eventual) wife, the first shared videogaming experience we had was sitting down to work our way through Shenmue, or blast around the streets in Crazy Taxi.

Someone make this into a real actual game plsthankyew

We’re still lucky enough to see quite a few of these over here in the UK on the roads, I guess they were more freely sold here. It’s weird though, people who have them treat them like their daily drive (which is fine) but the annoying thing is that they don’t seem to look after them very well. Most look pretty ragged…

S’funny (and the first comment reminded me of this, before Disney came and yanked the rug out from under Lucas). This was the sort of thing George did to Star Wars before someone took the controls off him and started to take SW in a better (well, arguably better than the prequels) direction. J.K seems to continually…

I’m genuinely surprised it’s taken this long for Warner to get something  like this out. Maybe the (truly dreadful) mobile game (as popular as it was) was testing the waters for a proper videogame treatment. There’s a lot of things that could be so cool in a Hogwarts / HP game but I’m definitely setting my…

Oh wow, this game. If you can even call it a game. It was one of the first games I owned when I first bought a C64 disk drive (at the time, they were ridiculously and almost prohibitively expensive) but I’d read a Zzap review of it, and absolutely knew this was a game I’d play to death (literally to death as I loved…

Loved the demo of this to the point where I am beginning to wonder if I’ll ever actually buy any other games for my Xbox One other than Forza Horizon games (I own the previous two, and FH1 though that’s the Xbox 360 version). This was huge amounts of fun and for a brit, it was amusing to see a landmark fairly local to…

Tomb Raider (and for that matter, many many other franchise games) went hideously wrong back around the time that everyone insisted their games had to have two things in them to ensure they sold to the US market.

No Hilda (Netflix / Luke Pearson) ?

Yeah that’s probably a certainty though I still haven’t seen a full catalogue of the titles included with this to see whether any are prospective dual shock supported ones. 

I guess they were pitching it in the similar price bracket to those recent Nintendo classic consoles but not quite in the ‘impulse purchase’ bracket for me. Will have to see how the prices go and if they drop though (the Nintendo ones haven’t dropped much and still seem to sell out quite regularly)

Yep that’s something I can see, the convenience of replaying these old titles with ease on an updated piece of kit. Off the top of my head I can think of probably half a dozen games I’d love to dip into again (without the rigmarole of having to dig out the old PS1, pray that the optical drive hasn’t died and the disks…

Ah! OK I need to look a bit closer at the pics of this thing, I hadn’t realise they’d just stuck USB ports on the front and shielded ‘em with fake PS1-era plug covers. Indeed there are a ton of companies who made adapters for PC to be able to use PS1 (or similar) connected joypads so I hope they work with this. Though…