Man I'd hate to see what that dude does to a fox he finds in his garden the way he beat that poor wolf up, looked fucking boring though, personally that game's had its day and belongs back on the N64

The dog's a bit mental jumping through windows and wotnot but other than that it's pretty unremarkable

@Lhomity @auntbessie I'm a PC gamer also and I accept Steam and CD keys as par for the course on that format where the games are often 15 - 20 quid cheaper, but we're talking about consoles which is where the real money lies and in that instance I think it would be a mistake, certainly for me where I spend the majority of my gaming dosh. If the games cost no more than a score I wouldn't care, but they won't, they gotta be 50 quid plus on release

@northArrow @auntbessie Interesting point you raise, the console could be doomed from the get go

"In our view, any publisher that disables used gaming risks a backlash or boycott of its titles by gamers, negatively impacting sales," - Too fucking right, I almost never replay games, not being able to sell them will limit what I buy to very specific titles as I'll be stuck with them afterwards

So at least 400 quid and 350 quid respectively in the UK, robbing bastards seem to think exchange rates are irrelevant when it comes to gaming so no doubt we'll be paying through the nose for either console in the UK

My mum repeats herself and likes one too many glasses of wine on a weekend which gets on my tits but no amount of gaming's gonna make be wanna off her, Petric's obviously a fucking loon, blaming gaming's a cop out

I played the demo, boring as **** and unremarkable, feels like they almost had to bosh it out and hope for some sales before the next gen arrived, not one I'll be purchasing at any point

Cheapest way I imagine is to just buy them off him instead of being dicks about it, Microsoft just need to cough up, shrewd move on the Brit's part, he's either a lucky fucker or knew something we didn't way back

Man that takes me back, I'd be interested in a new version