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She's absolutely awesome, but hardly rock of any kind? No matter though, she's still awesome.

I'm probably a bit older, so grew up mostly listening to their earlier stuff, and trailed off around the time of BSSM. I remember being massively disappointed with huge chunks of that album and thinking they'd gone all commercial, but at the same time absolutely loving some of the tracks. I've not bought an album of their since then. I'd listen to Uplift Mofo and Mother's Milk over BSSM any day of the week. And I fully agree with Nick Cave about anything they've done since BSSM, except for maybe that one about the aeroplanes and the car park one.

I've got 3 now. This is one of them, the others are Skyrim and Dark Souls. Something about these 100+ hour beasts that makes me want to buy them physically.

This looks pretty cool.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@40.8357919,-73.9235294,3a,75y,287.89h,93.69t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s5VZaUIZWoijhd1a_bZA2rQ!2e0!7i16384!8i8192 Now on Google Maps as "Joker Stairs".

I think people are hating more on the Atari side of things. It’s just a horrible mess. The recent Tencent investment news is more interesting after all of the Blizzard drama this week. Let’s hope Antream weren’t planning to emulate the Amiga “classic” Hong Kong Phooey.

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IKR! What a cast! What a crew! It's going to be AMAZING.

The anniversary sale has hit the UK store now. There's a reddit post here showing the titles, which ones are at their lowest prices, and also a reminder that ShopTo have PSN store credit pretty cheap at the moment.

Nah. But there is a massive market for those films, so they're always going to make them. The last three films from some of the big studios are: Fox: July 12, 2019 - Stuber August 9, 2019- The Art of Racing in the Rain September 20, 2019 - Ad Astra Warner: September 6, 2019 - It Chapter Two September 13, 2019 - The Goldfinch October 4, 2019 - Joker Paramount: May 31, 2019 - Rocketman July 12, 2019 - Crawl August 9, 2019 - Dora and the Lost City of Gold Sony/Columbia: July 2, 2019 - Spider-Man: Far From Home July 26, 2019 - Once Upon a Time in Hollywood August 14, 2019 - The Angry Birds Movie Plenty more studios you could look at, too. There's a huge variety of styles (and quality) in there, and more than enough (across all of the studios) to keep you entertained once a week at the movies. You just need to filter out the stuff you're not interested in seeing.

I'm so hyped for this. It's either going to be the best thing ever, or the worst thing ever. And I don't even care which.

We got an official (Ensky) Totoro one last Christmas, and spent the whole holiday period (on and off) doing bits of it as a family, and then framed it and hung it in the gaming room on new years day. It's lovely, and is probably one of my fondest memories of Christmas time spent with my kids so far. I know you said adults, and it was only 1000 pieces, but definitely worth a look.

This game has ruined me. I was just on the website of the local pre-school, and saw this: Goose! Not the babies!

Oh, I see Skater XL is coming to Switch. That's a curveball. Has anybody here actually had a chance to play them both on PC to see how they compare?

Horses for courses. For me, not having any scoring is a brilliant decision, and I can't wait to get my hands on this. It's due on Xbox this month, isn't it?