If this game isn't happening, why the hell are you telling us about it? I would commend Eddie on writing more than 3 paragraphs for once - just a shame it's all completely pointless.

@Cassius103 Yeah, base your decision about whether or not to try a game on a 3 minute video - that's wise.

@Tychobrahi To be fair, there was only one mission in Conviction where discovery meant instant fail - for 90% of the game you could pretty much do what you wanted.

@garysingh34 At current exchange rates it works out to about £250. But then you need to factor in things like shipping charge, and any adapters you might need for it to work over here. I was considering doing the same thing but I'm not sure it's worth the hassle...

YES!! Hopefully not another All 4 One or that other one that I can't even remember the name of...give us another Crack-In-Time-quality R&C game please Insomniac!

@gothemile And Max Payne was like a linear GTAIV...except, you know, not boring as ****.

@vatorus @89iajo Not defending the WiiU, but all games consoles are toys - any item used for play can be defined as a toy,

@Nyrphame Ah, THAT'S where I've been going wrong. Damn... ;)

@RPG_Fan_I_Am Um, no. Australians have an Australian accent, not a British accent. The US was also colonised by the British, but you would say most Americans sound British would you?

@Sporks_Calamity I'm guessing you're not British? I am, and trust me when I say that a British person would never mistake her for one of us. Accents are funny though, for example someone from the North of England has a completely different accent to someone from the South, but it's harder for foreigners to hear a difference. Like Americans and Canadians sound the same to me, but I'm sure Americans/Canadians can easily tell the difference.