LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAW!?

There I was just uploading, low on ads and down / then big game company payments came and turned my life around / don't state that they're advertorials I'm uploading now / if the fans knew that fact it'd surely make them frown

Hope they get convicted. In particular I hope KSI gets put in jail for being a complete and total sexist prick (If you want proof watch the Videogamer vid on the issue).

Games that are difficult but fair are fun. Games that are difficult because of frustrating and poorly designed elements are not.

Speaking as one of those crotchety old gamers... it's shitty, annoying design. They've got every right to complain.

You're the worst.

Thanks. I read your whole comment, too!

I can't help but come away from this thinking how great it'd be to have an interacties industry version of Alan Bennett's Talking Heads.

Again, no one is telling me anything I don't already know. I may in the future build a Steam box for my living room but I am rather burnt out on the "gaming rig" phase of my life. Yes, I know it sounds lazy. I did the ultra high end, water cooled, overclocked, latest, best reviewed, highest quality components system…

You MUST have been pressing B. None of your pokemon were strong enough to fight wild pokemon either? This story doesn't make any sense...

I hope your joking about MK64. That track was not well designed. Too long and too many stretches of track without any action. They should have removed the barriers too. I know people remember it fondly because it was the big grand looking track but it really wasn't that fun.

Supposedly based on its size and weight Wailord is less dense than air (assumptions have to be made about width since they only know it's length). Thus, it couldn't crush you any more than you could be crushed by a 42 foot long balloon.

That poor Gardevoir. You never Google yourself. EVUR.

Was I the only person that saw Ash immediately? Also, I really should get back to work.

I clearly remember raging at my local newsagent when they decided to stop carrying Super Play, because I was the only guy actually buying it. I had to take the train and two buses to buy the mag from that point on, but I was always there on the day of release. Nowadays Eurogamer sometimes reminds me of the Super Play…

Nice :)

Not to mention the daddy of 'em all, Super Play. Man that magazine was awesome, and going through all those issues I can now say it still is. Awesome crew of people, from Jonathan Davies all the way up to Alison Harper, Zy Nicholson, Tony Mott (who was editor-in-chief at Edge), Nic, Peter...