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Actually this, give me "The Shadow Man" and take the concept, atmosphere, and bring it up to a modern standard.

I feel like everything but Thief were good purchases, although I can't say I've ever liked the look of Medieval. 8/10 from me.

I can't say I've played more than a tiny bit of Shadowman (about 20 years ago, on my friend's Dreamcast) but I do remember wanting it and the fact that the N64 magazine I used to read, rated it 93% and decent for mature audiences - also the same score they gave Jet Force Gemini. Not much of this post is relevant, but that's what happens when you drag up something from 20 years ago...

This thread feels like the real world situation of bumping into someone's back with your back in a night club and they turn around and scream "what the fuck's your problem, bro?" right in your face.

It’s going well again though it’s now 5:42 and it’s starting to feel like a push I think my plan will be to go home and sleep for a few hours and finish off some assignment work and maybe some gardening or cleaning

Time to head off for shift #1, the worry is that I went to bed at 5pm, but I'm not sure if I slept of not (I don't remember falling asleep and there were random things on TV, but if not then I just lay in bed for 4 and a half hours, without moving. Either way, this will more than likely feel like a long one.

It's a pity this hasn't made it's way to at least PS Now. I enjoyed P5 and have heard (from this forum mainly) great things about P4.

It's something to do with new copies coming with significant in-game currency. It works out cheaper to buy a new copy of the game, rather than buy them from a console online store. At least I think that's the case, since I assume by this point, everyone that wants to, must have played GTAV by now.

What is Nintendo's rationale for not including digital sales with it's games?

Checked my shifts for next week: Monday: 1am - 9am Thursday: 1am - 9am Friday: 1am - 9am At least I get paid a tiny bit more for working before 6am and if it carries on, I'll have more in my savings than I expected to have,

That too, my mistake.

I don't think I could do it full time, however I fell asleep after the Sont event last night and had the best nights sleep I've had in years.

Apart from Horizon, I didn't really see any games that felt like any kind of step up from what we're seeing now on the PS4 (I know, from a technical level that won't be true, but for an informed person, nothing wowed me). I'm not going to buy a PS5, probably until next August at the earliest, but the reveal didn't really change how I felt about that and it seems my next purchase, when they're back in stock at a reasonable cost, will still be a Switch

Does anyone actually want that?

Excellent picture choices.

I'll let you know that one in three months. Work wasn't actually too bad, the lecture now though is horrendous. It's not that interesting (cognitive load theory and teaching biology to children) and I'm now hitting the point where I just want to close my eyes and let the sleep wash over me. I can't even have a snooze because the lecturer asks for some form of engagement every 15 minutes or so (group discussions, feedback, polls, quizzes or quick presentations)

Then you're welcome to move to Basingstoke and open a corner shop as you're now (potentially) that English.

The UK has made it ok for lonely people to bone so long as they promise to only bone that one person

Captain Fantastic: B I really enjoyed this despite the message being a little bit mixed plus you see Viggos wang

The only book that comes close for me is Masters of Doom. I’d certainly be interested in some books that provide an insight into the first thirty or so years of game design from the basic inception to the revival in the eighties

So far going strong but I can feel the wall coming just taking my break so when I come back from it about three hours to go

As my teacher training has transitioned to being online, with a lot of schools not asking trainee teachers to attend, I've taken on a part-time job to build up some savings for impending fatherhood (alongside endless job hunting so I have a teaching job in September). To see if it's feasible, the company that I work for has started night shifts so certain workstreams are completed before the business day. So, from 1am until 9am, I'll be off working, get home, take part in a 5 hour lecture and then see how horrific I feel. I managed to get a sleep earlier (5pm - 9:30pm) so I don't feel too bad and I split my dinner over two parts, one before my nap and then one afterwards. The only really sad part is it's a 20 minute walk to work and it's absolutely chucking it down outside...at least I have a good coat.

I live in this world. I used to really enjoy making the models when I was 10-11 and used to play against a few of my friends, though never in much depth. I could fully get into the game as I do like strategy and I feel like I'd enjoy tabletop gaming (though I haven't really got into that side of things) but I lack the time to invest in it properly. Really, I just need a video game version, or something as close to, that I can enjoy. Hell, if anyone can recommend something for me that's available on PS4, I'll give it a go.

It's great we've hit a time again when I'm actively looking forward to a new Resident Evil game, rather than just keeping a tab.

I enjoyed the atmosphere and choices that the game made, but for me, it doesn't make walking across a rocky landscape for 25 minutes overly fun. I might also be slightly swayed as I live in a location which allows me to enjoy really beautiful walks. I also did the same thing playing Red Dead Redemption 2.