TheFlyingGerbil

Is it replacing something similar or have you gone for a complete change?

I have a decent grinder, a Eureka Mignon: It's the espresso machine I have difficulty taming, being completely manual: I rarely pull something that'ts completely unpalatable and honestly though, while I can taste differences each time I couldn't say if I prefer one attempt over another and wouldn't be able to replicate it if I did. Luckily I enjoy the overall experience of making and drinking it as much as anything.

I didn't realise that was out - I wanted to see it but had not seen it advertised.

I think we need a new post in what do you look like with this snazzy get-up.

I'm thinking of getting rid of my gameboy/GBA games, GameCube and games, PS3 and games, XB360 and games, my Wii games, and Wii U and games. Many of the games are unplayed. I can tell myself as often as I want that I'll play them but they've all sat there untouched once i crumble and buy into the next gen too soon. I should maybe point out that I gave away my N64 and games to a friend when he went to university, and while I think about it sometimes I do not believe I regret the decision - but I was never really attached to my N64 as I am to some of my GB, GC and Wii games. What do you think? The only compromise I can think of is to keep a few of my favourite games as a memento but is that stupid if I have no console to play them on?

Let us know if you can taste a difference. I'd be interested to know - my own espresso pulling ability is too hit and miss to tell if the grinder is pulling its weight.

I have the same problem, having a quick Google, I think it's the Swamp Palace or Skull Woods where I get off the train. It really frustrates me. I'm at peace with the fact I'll never get on at all with the first one but I feel I could finish LttP if I could have more patience with it. I may go through it with a guide one day, but then will I just have a different feeling of dissatisfaction around the game.

Hello. Anyone that likes Lemmings is cool in my book. I used to love them on my Amiga.

New console, new backlog. The Switch version is supposed to be a a great version.

I've played the first hour or so and enjoyed it a lot. It's quite funny for a videogame and the golf play is fun, if not a little random where the ball lands in relation to your target. I'm assuming as you level up it will get more accurate, though there's no explanation so far of what the level up attributes do, so I've kept most of my points back so far in hopes of an in game revelation or at least a bit of googling internet searching using google.

Good luck with the tutorial.

So did I but I don't regret that. Although there weren't that many games, there were more exclusives (that I wanted to play) on the Wii U than than there were on the XO. Maybe if I didn't have a PS4 I wouldn't feel the same about the XO. I think the thing that made me ashamed of my decision is that when I had a 360, I swore I'd not get it's replacement.

Buying an XBox One.

Wait for the second dog

Wes Anderson's next film. I loved Fantastic Mr. Fox so hope this lives up to that.

I guess I should join the club: I did pre-order it a while ago on Amazon and can't remember if I posted or not but I ordered it at work today where they take your money straight away so I've definitelyl got it now.

wait, that's not a factual statement is it?

I finished Pan Pan. It was just about worth £5. The graphics and music were nice and the gameplay would be something I should like but there were a few to many problems for me to able to recommend anyone else play it. The game tasks you with solving puzzles to obtain batteries to power up a space ship but while some of the puzzles were good some of them were just dumb luck I worked them out and a couple even after I'd done them I couldn't understand the logic of them so were very unsatisfactory to do. Plus the controls were janky. I don't know if it's because it was ported from a touch screen method but you had to stand so particularly in front of objects to interact with them it was quite frustrating and one in particular I actually gave up on because I spent so long trying I thought I must be doing the wrong thing.

I feel like spending money at the moment which is probaably not a good thing.

I'm watching furries on the crystal maze (euphemistically called cos players) and let's just say they aren't breaking down any stereotypes.

I set up an extra Japanese user to get a demo and now most of my news feed is in Japanese so I tend to not go in there. Either way it's a bit dumb you can't find it in the eShop. Heaven forbid they actually put a "demo" section in there or something insane like that.

Almost... nightmarish?

Trying to find the octopath demo on the eShop to no avail, Pan Pan caught my eye. which I bought. Not actually heard of it but a quick search and comparisons to Momunent Valley - but no proper reviews - convinced me it was worth giving a chance for the small asking price. Had to go to the Nintendo website to find the Octopath demo though, which is pretty rubbish. Oh, and before I went onto the eShop I installed a tempered glass protector. I'd decided against it when I bought the Switch as I'd not liked previous protectors I'd had but all the paranoia stoking stories gnawed away at me. It went on well so fingers crossed it stays looking good.