I can only imagine RDR2, which already chunters along at <20fps at times with massive input lag and huge inertia on the controls... having an additional 250ms+ of extra lag, enjoy! I think my brain would barf itself out of my ears to escape.

There's always some dickhead on Amazon selling something for 10x market value because sometimes there's a dickhead willing to pay it. Dickhead supply and dickhead demand.

£12.99 on PC now from key websites, same price as F4 GOTY.

As much as I love RDR2 I had more fun with Spiderman and completed it without anything else interrupting me (Rare, as I'm like a magpie and drawn to new shiny games). I feel like I'll enjoy RDR2 more when it's on PC and I can aim with 60fps, as opposed to 20-something too, it really feels like a cheat just dead-eyeing everything and guzzling powerups but it's too annoying otherwise :/

Also just in from Reggie - rain is wet and space is dark.

Please keep your discussion civil.

Sorry Gamespot, but Bungie don't make that easy with ****ing **** like this.

Maybe there's a lot of confused parents buying this because they think it's the "cowboy game" their kids asked for... :)

@cboye18: Same. I don't really know what people are talking about when they say Far Cry 5 had new systems and mechanics. It had less tower climbing, "yay". Ubisoft always love the sound of their increasingly politically correct voice way too much as well - how many hours did I spend listening to that **** in yellow glasses spouting the same old nonsense? Yawn.

What's the draw in this new game? The dog can sit in the car with you? The baddies are non-Caucasian girls? Wow. Same rigid environments with no destructibility, same badly animated animals no doubt, same contrived nonsense about making pouches only with a material on the other side of the map...

Bring on Rage2. The driving from Mad Max with the combat from Doom would be a refreshing change right about now.

Hey everyone, we re-skinned Far Cry 5 and let the kids use crayons this time!

As a cynical Brit, growing up I really hated American TV - so moralistic, or cheesy or just unfunny trash with whooping audiences and over-the-top acting. Then Friends came along and I fully expected it's cutesy cast and annoyingly happy theme tune to be the worst thing yet. But I was hugely wrong, and I still maintain it's one of the best written things, ever. Still makes me laugh, and while it did outstay it's welcome by 2-3 seasons, I'll always be happy to watch a repeat despite seeing most episodes dozens of times over.