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The audio adaptation of Sandman is really good.

God, Coherence. I remember when Commander Jameson recommended it to me. I don't know what it was, but that film got right under my skin. It was just such a weird atmosphere. Well worth a watch.

Timecrimes and Triangle - what a combination. Have a look for Predestination too.

Apparently you need to reach a section with an arcade machine, located towards the end of the game, to unlock it. Once unlocked, it’ll stay that way. Saw someone offering a save file download yesterday.

It's RetroFE if I recall correctly (not sure if that's based on Hyperspin). I really like it for the click and play-ness of it. And the fact there's a lot of packs out there, covering all kinds of games/systems.

Coinops all the way for me. Nothing to configure (there are option though) - download, unpack and load the coinops.exe. Looks great too, and if you get the Diamonds version, it even looks like an old arcade.

What's this then? https://store.steampowered.com/app/840390/Spacebase_Startopia/

I always remember Harry's Game being very well regarded, but I've never seen it.

I always wondered what a Verhoeven Running Man would be like.

Let’s face it, it wouldn’t be From game if it didn’t have footage leaked

Random clips keep appearing https://streamable.com/ykc5u5 https://streamable.com/p9t4wb

I came to this off the back of the excellent Borderland 3, so it was always going to be a struggle. There's good stuff here but it's also painfully generic and I found myself getting bored of the scenario almost straight away. It's a shame as I'm a really big fan of People Can Fly. There's not that much difference between this and Remnant, which again I enjoyed but got bored of quickly. The powers were good fun and I found myself using those more than the actual weapons. Might come back to it later in the year, will see how it pans out. EDIT: The opening is

District 10 is finally in the works, with news from Neill Blomkamp that he, Sharlto Copley and Terri Tatchell (who co-wrote the original as well as Chappie) are working on the sequel to the 2009 picture. Nothing else is known about the project at this time, but it's been hinted at (and anticipated) since the surprise hit of District 9. Since then, Blomkamp has struggled to maintain that earlier promise, with Elysium and Chappie both disappointing. He then moved on to short films, and there was talk at least one of them would be made into a feature. He was also heavily involved in

Have you seen Cage's Lord of War? If not, that's well worth a watch.

The Running Man isn't a great movie, and I absolutely love it. I must have seen it 20 times at least. IIRC, the book is much, much darker Major Spoilers