80's: Yie Ar Kung-Fu, IK+, TMNT, Double Dragon, Final Fight.

90's: Street Fighter 2, Tekken (2), Marvel Vs Capcom, Killer Instinct, Mortal Kombat, Power Stone.

>90's = nothing.

Thought the first one was great, the second one is amongst my favourite games ever and really enjoyed the third.

All in all I spent 18hrs in DS3 and thoroughly enjoyed it.

@benleslie5 They need a better venue for NERG, and some different sellers. Wish they'd sort it out as it has some potential to be a very good day out.

My Virgin Broadband has been down once in the last 5 years, and even then only for about 2hrs.

It's very fast and stable in my area (Tyneside) but can be pricey for top end speeds.

Legacy of Kain series.

Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain
Soul Reaver
Soul Reaver 2
Blood Omen 2
Defiance

I'm 41 and have had this done to me also.

I've also had to do this to someone else.

What you need to realise is that the person doing the dumping is (probably) doing this because they feel it is the right thing to do (somewhat obvious?!). People fall in and out of love, it's that simple.

The best advice I can give you is to;

• Talk to people about it. The motional release that this will bring will help immensely with the way that you are feeling.
• Cut off contact from both her and her son. This will be REALLY hard to do, but if you keep them in your life as "friends" when obviously you have feelings for her (and probably her for you too), there will ALWAYS be a glimmer, some sort of idea floating around in the back of your head that eventually you will get back together. This will be (trust) me, as, if not more devastating than the initial break up. It is not fair on YOU if she still wants to maintain contact but has no intention of it ever going anywhere. This limbo state will mess you up.
• Be patient. I know it sound cliched, but TIME really is the greatest healer. At some point in the (hopefully) not too distant future, you will have the realisation that you are "over" both her and the relationship. It will be difficult, but as time passes, you will think about both of them less and less and eventually it will not hurt at all, although you will likely always question what went wrong (I do). This is just something that you have to accept and deal with.

When you get your head together, you will realise that obviously the relationship had flaws, even if you weren't aware of them. Nobody is perfect. You will find that once you are "over" the relationship, you will likely experience a clarity of thought on relationships which will (for better or worse) prevent you from getting into that type of relationship again. Unfortunately there may be lapses when you realise that history seems doomed to repeat itself, and you may need to take steps in order to prevent the relationship from getting to a point where you're going to get hurt in the same way.

Chin up. It gets better.

I'm old, so bear with me...

Chuckie Egg
Imogen
Delta
Target Renegade
Dynamite Dux
Final Fight
R-Type
Bubble Bobble
Turrican
Bomberman
Wonder Boy in Monster World
Streets of Rage 2
Sonic 2
Super Mario World
Super Probotector / Contra
Super Metroid
Super Mario Kart
Cybernator
Actraiser
LoZ: Link to the Past
Super Metroid
Super Aleste
Castlevania: SOTN
Legacy of Kain (Blood Omen, SR and SR2)
Ikaruga
Border Down
Resident Evil 4
Gradius 5
Super Mario 64
Star Fox 64
Super Mario Galaxy 2
Darksiders 2
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow
Left 4 Dead 2

Bonks adventure?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonk%27s_Adventure

I make around £60-100k in the UK. I live in the (proper) North (Tyneside) but work at the minute in the Saaf (London) and commute Mondays and Fridays. My working week is almost always over 60hrs per week, BUT I love my job (most of the time) as I get to travel and move around a bit. It's hard work and stressful, but it keeps a roof over my wife and son's head.

In an ideal world I'd work closer to home, but sometimes you have to sacrifice things to get what you want.

So yeah, it's all relative; If you earn less but are comfortable with it and it enables you to have the time to pursue activities or hobbies then you're probably doing better than me, who has to work away from home, do some crazy hours and be stressed most of the time.

@benleslie5: There's a great shop in Consett (where I work) for retro stuff called Games Galaxy.