danielpholt

I'm throwing money at Sony right now, but for whatever reason i'm getting error message after error message after error message. TAKE MY MONEY!

COD: Declassified seems to be taking a bit of a beating on the internet this morning. Granted, the trailer wasn't fantastic but i can't help but feel its because its cool to hate on the COD franchise right now. I'll hold judgement until we see a little more of actual gameplay. The trailer did make me laugh though. "All New Covert Missions" immediately followed up by grenades blowing up and a guy going Rambo through a base. Very covert.

I'd love to see a classic Resi game on the Vita. Speaking of which, what are the chances of the original games being available through the PSone support? Is there a chance i'll get my fix that way or should i just accept its not going to happen any time soon? Cross-Buy is an idea we've pretty much accepted needed to happen. However i hope Sony don't go overboard with it. Offering the games as a double is nice, but if they go too far it might damage people's perception of the Vita. Sly Cooper is a game i've got a fair amount of interest in. I've never played a Sly game before, but from what i see it looks pretty nice. Same goes with Ratchet. I'm excited. Genuinely so.

Its the first time since launch day that i'm excited for the future of this system. For one, i might finally get to play FF7 through to completion...on the bus.

Emma Bunton (Baby Spice) has definitely still got it.

I can see what he's saying, I think. For me a 'Guilty Pleasure' is something that I really shouldn't enjoy, but do. However I probably wouldn't tell anyone about it. Examples being Katherine Heigl movies, and Lava Lamps. Yes, I like Lava Lamps. Regardless, if you enjoy a film then enjoy it. There's no need to feel bad about it.

I've been meaning to see that for years. As for me. On Monday i watched Rear Window which rightfully deserves its classic tag. It was fantastic. Enjoyable plot, great characters and a little bit more humour than i was expecting. A definite recommendation.

I got a little emotional whilst watching Sir Chris Hoy pick up his medal. I honestly didn't think he'd be able to pull the leader back on that last bend. Coupled with the crowd and Hoy's tears, i could feel myself welling up. Well done Sir Chris.

Strangers Wrath and Munch's Odyssey. Has anyone played Puddle? It's been on PSN for a week or two now. There's a Demo available if you're interested in trying it out.

Good news for fans of the Oddworld series. Looks like we won't have too much longer to wait before we can get our grubby mitts on the Vita versions. Source - Oddworld Inhabitants (Devs) Facebook Page

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Braid. Some of those puzzles get really difficult towards the end. Great game though.

Maybe its because i'm careful with the films i see, but i always stick with a film till the end. Again though, i make sure i only watch the stuff that interests me. I'd probably feel a slight sense of guilt if i did turn a film off after 10 minutes.

I've had Brazil on my DVR for going on 3 months now. Whenever i go to watch it i get distracted and end up watching something else. As for In Bruges. It's one of my favourite comedy's of all time. I much prefer it to The Guard.

I wouldn't look past the Lumia line if you're looking at a Windows Phone device. The Lumia 900 is supposedly very nice and in my opinion, is one of the best looking phones i've ever seen. Same goes with the Lumia 800 (i had that). Very nice hardware, and the software isn't half bad. It's just lacking in a few key area's for me. I'm not 100% sure on this, but i don't believe Windows Phone 8 will be a direct update from Windows Phone 7. Meaning, if you were to buy a WP7 device, you'd be unable to update to the new OS. If that's gonna be a problem then maybe hold out for a while. As for the software. I enjoyed using it for the most part. The main issue for me was a serious lack of apps. Aside from Carbon (twitter client) there isn't anything i miss. Most of the Metro styled apps look great, but its a case of having to really look hard for something.

Snatch - Finally. Its only taken 12 years. Very enjoyable 'Gangster' film. I wasn't expecting it to be as funny as it was. I need to track down Lock, Stock now.

Because your invested in those characters. They don't give anything to the story aside from the odd moment here and there. I like seeing them on film, but I feel like they were wasted.

I can't understand Three. Two would have been a bit of a stretch in as much as i don't think its really two films based on 'The Hobbit' anymore, but i could see how they'd construct a story based on other Middle Earth works, but Three. I just can't see it myself.

I'm already invested in Fox and Gordon, but at the same time i think we could have lost both of those without it really effecting the plot.

What do we all think about the number of characters involved? I honestly feel we could have lost 2-3 and had a much tighter film that allowed us to explore the remaining characters a little more. Thoughts?