Steven

Thanks to RDR2, I haven't had time to play anything since the beginning of the year. RE 2 and Astrobot are on the list as I do a BKH run of Dark Souls Remastered (I think Sekiro might just wind me up, based on feedback here).

It's amazing. Put hard monsters on from the outset, mind.

Star Wars films. In 1983.

Is that the one in the greenhouse after the sow seed thing?

Everyone loved Chewie. Everyone. Job well done.

Yeah, it's like nothing before it. Like Kerraig says, you have to experience it yourself. Not one person I've watched try it, regardless of age or interest in games, hasn't been floored by it.

It's estimated to have done 1.2 billion as of now and the weekend isn't over. 350m of that in U.S. I've only watched Iron Man, Spiderman and most of Captain America, I'll have to get round to these at some point.

I'd at least have checked if the local Cineworld had any seats left.

Love the end of the piece. They found cons to be mostly technical, load times interrupting cut scenes, crashes,bad frame rate and mission design. Sold.

This is exactly what's happened to me. At the start of Ch6 and I saw there is still a good chunk to go. It's the most technically accomplished thing I've played by a mile and the mechanics are fine after a short while. That said, the content of the missions is generally boiling down to the same thing by this point and it feels too drawn out. It reminds me of GTAIV a lot, great tech with a middling group of tasks and a lot of repetition. I'm also finding Arthur to be unlikeable and a bit dull. There was a point where a character tells him that doing something bad isn't really him. It is, though, he's a really horrible person in his actions, so the 'tender' thoughts bits are just jarring and don't work for me. He's just a thug who ruins lives. So far, then What you look at and hear 10/10 The bit you play 7/10

He was great at spelling things out like " Your father, Han Solo, is flying around on his ship, the Millennium Falcon.

With his prior omniscience conveniently switched off for a minute as he plods through some awfully written dialogue that tells you exactly what is going to happen.

Must try that next time I take the wife to town.

Not very ladylike.