Just because its not physical doesn't mean its not stealing.. It is something that is created from them, and they are selling it digitally, or physically. By downloading that game for free, and not giving the creator any money for his work, you are STEALING it.

Nope, that's a suit. There's several hundred robotics researchers out there who would kill for something that could walk as steadily as that thing does.

Yeah, I've been through those phases. When I got my last phone I played a LOT of mobile games, but I've had it pushing two years now and it's starting to wind down now. An hour of play and it's too hot to touch with a near dead battery. I'm due an upgrade in November though, so I'm sure I'll be getting back into…

I got to around the point the huge spaceship appeared in the sky, I think. I didn't quite because it was too tough or anything, I just started playing something else and kinda forgot about it. I'll get back to it at some point soon, though.

Heh, you're an old git like me then :)

Fin Fang Foom approves of this plan.

I should preface this by saying that although I'm a LONG time gamer (first gaming machine was a 48K ZX Spectrum. The one with the rubber keys and separate tape deck. Lovely stuff), I was pretty much exclusively a Nintendo gamer until I finally caved and bought a 360 in '09. So, in no particular order...

I agree, there's a lot of that appeal to Skyrim (and Fallout, and Oblivion, alough to a lesser extent with that one, because the horrible map meant I never quite knew where I was at any given time), but without any challenge to it, it does feel a bit more like sightseeing than epic questing. Not that there's anything…

Yeah, difficulty for the sake of difficulty, I'm not a fan of. I'm not the kind of guy who'd spend months getting good enough to beat DmC on the "one hit and you're dead" difficulty, but I do like a good level of challenge. There's certainly plenty of fun to be had in becoming the superpowered king (or queen) of the…

You ninja'd me. Well played :)

The only thing I don't love is the name, because it's hard to remember and I'm not sure what the heck it means

I dunno that I'd say beautiful (personal taste), but I'd definitely not argue with "fucking awesome" as a fair assessment.

Heh. Well, I dunno about a lot less. I didn't keep count. I may have even died more than you, just going through the majority of the game. It's just the bosses that didn't give me as much shit as I was expecting.

Sleeping Dogs is, to me, the game GTA always promised but never quite delivered. Better combat, better driving, better shooting, better plot, better acting, a busier, more alive city...

Yeah, around 70 or so. I think I got to about lv 110 or thereabouts. I did spend a lot of time grinding titanite though, so that added a fair bit of time to my total.

Yeah, I must get back into it soon. It's actually only been a few weeks since I finished it (I was quite late to the party on that one), and I'm adamant I'll get to that NG+ at some point soon. It's almost unique for me in that it's a game I genuinely enjoyed playing online. That never happens with me. I did…

I genuinely beat Gwynn first time, no summons. About level 110, Elite Knight set, Greatshield of Artorias, Demon Greataxe, all at least +14. I beat Manus on my second attempt, again, no summons. I was lower level/worse equipment for Manus, too (can't remember exactly what gear. same armour and shield but less…

I beat Gwynn first time as well. I also got the Iron Golem first time (dunno if I even took a hit there), Pinwheel first time, Four Kings first time and the first Capra demon first time (I know that's technically a miniboss, but my friends who played it informed me a lot of people struggle with that one). I got the…

Dear god, is that Tony Harrison?

I don't understand. Is Gary Busey... The dog?