I feel like if you only watch Harry Potter and the new Doctor Who you'll see pretty much every modern British screen actor at some point

I'm doing my first playthough now, and I do really enjoy it now that I've gotten into it, but oy veh, Telos the grey space station after Peragus the grey space station was a very disheartening start.

I happen to be in the 'blitzball is the best minigame ever' camp, but I realise it's kinda weird that that one match is compulsory…

I thought the final dungeon for FF3 was ok, I managed to get through alright on my first time (didn't even know about Eureka where there are a bunch of superweapons), beat all the random minor bosses, kept on going, but then couldn't handle the final boss… and then had to do it all again… Yeh, actually, you're right,…

And it would just never tell me where to go in the Deep Jungle! I'd go up to some treehouse, fight some heartless and be like… um, what happens now?

Erm, I thought Justin Bieber's new stuff was kinda boring and bland, not as good as his early hit 'Baby'? Ok, I'm pulling at straws here, I don't think I despise much of anything… I suppose The Great Gatsby was just sort of ok? I read it, some stuff happened, I finished it, promptly forgot most of it. I think I felt…

When Iris tells Barry, just before they set off the particle accelerator again, "No matter what happens, I will feel the same way about you" or something to that effect, I suddenly wandered whether Barry was going to get turned into The Flish… that would have been a cliffhanger (although I enjoyed the one we got)

I am playing Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2 for the first time. I got it for cheap off steam after getting KOTOR 1 for free on my kindle (how? why? I'm not gonna complain!)
After a super slow start (Peragus is not the most fun beginning area) I'm really getting into it.
One feature I wanna point out; I really…

I end up mainly learning about strategy games just by watching them. I
like seeing other people play them, but I know I won't ever bother
playing them myself. There's just something about strategy games (such
as Civilisation or Europa Universalis) that means I'm never in the mood
to play them, but I find them…

Ja, while I thought the story was pretty subpar, the emergent nemesis/officers system has the potential to do some really cool stuff, and boy was I always pumped to fight Skak Metal-Beater, even though I didn't really care for the Black Hand/Sauron (did we really fight the latter at the end? I thought it was a weird…

Yeh, I'm still mostly a fan of CDs. In many ways easier to use than vinyl - no need to flip over, can use it in the car, let someone borrow it without needing a big bag, and can be ripped onto a computer. Also nicer than digital files, as it actually feels like something to own. I have never bought any digital albums…

This is the first Supergirl episode I just couldn't be bothered to watch all of. I don't know if I'm just having an issue with attentiveness today, but I was just like oh yeh, I saw that Justice League episode that did this… oh, she's realised it's a dream immediately? Oh… seems to miss out on the emotional drama of a…

Gordon Freeman needed a PHD in theoretical physics to do that though, don't count Joe out yet

Ay, I enjoyed defeating Malak with my bowcaster and a million adhesive grenades, and then persuading as many sith as possible to turn back to the light side…