That's a damn shame. I've quit buying most shooters until I can get them dirt cheap because the single-player campaigns have become so short, and because I have zero interest in multi-player or the pond scum that infest that world I'll never buy Black Ops 4.

@Jawehawk-DK I'd rather have quality over quantity.

What's up with the there not being any new episodes? Has the show been scrapped? I hope not, as it's one of the best shows on Gamespot.

@Jamie-L It's pretty clearly stated that this story originates from Twitter, so unless she posted the reason for her sacking on Twitter or told journalists via other forms of communication, they can't report on why she was sacked.

Thanks for doing part 3, Cam.

Great vid, and yes, Part 3 would be most welcome.

I found the original game far too challenging and frustrating for my mediocre gaming skills, so I never made it far into the game before I gave up and sold it. I just don't have the patience to reply things time and time again, so the inclusion of an 'Easy' difficulty level has piqued my interest. I may just give it another try when the PS3 version becomes available.

Excellent video, Cam, and aimed exactly at someone like me who is completely clueless when it comes to all those settings. I can't really play triple A power hungry games on my laptop, but I've recently started to play a few Indie games, and aside from resolution, I was bamboozled by many of the options even on those Indie games. Another great idea for a video would be a tutorial for Graphics Card settings. When I started to play those Indie games, I had a look at the Nvidia Control Panel, and little of the options meant anything to me. It would be cool to have it all explained in the easy to understand way you do things. Looking forward to next weeks episode :)

I broke my Steam virginity with the recent summer sale, and I found myself getting a little carried away at times. Not with Triple A titles, as my Laptop isn't powerful enough, but with Indie games. Because my Laptop has never been used for gaming, I knew very little about Steam, or the vast array of Indie games that are available. Out of curiosity, after the sale was reported here, I took a look to see what the big deal was.

I bought Metal Slug 3 just to see how it would run on my Laptop, and it runs great, so I started buying a couple more Indie games, and then a couple more, and then a couple more. You get the picture. The prices were just so good, and I ended up with 11 games for under £20. It ended up that there are two of them that I don't like, but their combined price was only £1.88, and the other 9 great games more than made up for the minor loss on those two. You can now consider me hooked on Indie Steam games, and my consoles haven't been touched since.

Oi, nothing wrong with being a Lone Gamer. :/