Shufty

Haven't watched it but does make me think Charlie Brooker's been playing Dark Room

Finally played the VR version. Fuck me it's great!

N64 has been a harder one to emulate compared to PSX which has been in a great state for years. I was running epsxe on my PC over ten years ago running the original discs. N64 needs a bit more grunt specs-wise in my experience, not Saturn level but a bit more than you'd expect.

Played Spider-man on PS4, made pulled pork tacos. Not bad.

Still enjoying it. Picked up Battlefront for £3 so I could try the VR DLC which was a short bit of fun.

I appear to have put my Canoo somewhere sensible. By that I mean I can't find the bloody thing at the moment. Will keep looking.

So I got one. Played for too long and the luge one on VR Worlds messed me up. Went for a bath and the action of getting out of the bath made me light headed as fuck and I threw up. Lesson: Shorter sessions and build up slowly. Good fun though, until the vom.

Still got my GamePark Canoo (think I bought it off someone one here?), which might still have a card in there. Will have a look.

Yakuza Kiwami is free on PS+ this month.

Liked the mag as it struck a decent balance between serious articles and taking the piss. Edge was so full of itself I just couldn't get on with it, Games Master I was never a huge fan of and Sega Saturn Magazine for some reason had stopped a long time before.

Indeed

https://store.steampowered.com/app/918530/The_Dark_Room/ Started as a Choose Your Own Adventure on YouTube, then became a stage show, now it's a crass and funny game in early access. Patch notes include - "the puppy is no longer immortal"

Rise was decent, but I barely remember the plot, only a few bits.

This was a surprise, enjoyed a lot of their stuff but found my interest waned over time.

He definitely worked for Slant Six who did Operation Racoon City