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Cheers for the heads-up Phil! DLC looks absolutely mint and it seems real effort has gone into producing it unlike many additions we see. Seems like a brand new standalone game with lots of new features so I better reinstall it and pick up the DLC sometime soon.

Very impressed with Leicester, their consistency and results especially against the top teams. Chelsea should try and nab old Claudio back

Great game so far and very similar to ETS2 which isn't a bad thing as everything is familiar and it's easy to get into and enjoy. The only issues so far is the lack of trucks - only two available so far due to licencing and the scale of the map is a bit small when compared to city-laden Europe on the old game in which most people jumped into when the Going East DLC was released. I think when ATS grows into more states and has more trucks available; it will feel a more complete game but so far, so good and at £15; it's exceptional value.

I'd rather see him as a pundit as it's clear he knows his football but as a manager; probably too much too soon especially in an unfamiliar country. He should try his trade in the football league for starters instead of jumping on the high pressure euro bandwagon.

Barcelona 7-0 Valencia in the Copa Del Rey! Gary Neville has had a torrid time there and still hasn't won a league match.

Nah, I only go to the big games like Morcambe and Crawley at home Should be a good day out - Oxford were there in 2010 for the Conference Play-Off Final which we won 3-1 and took 33,000 so it'll be another good experience in a less important competition so it wont be quite as nerve wracking or critical as it was a few years back. Two months til the final though and we need to refocus on in the league for now and getting promoted. Just hope we don't get ripped off ticket-wise with £50+ tickets per person along with a booking fee, else that could really diminish the attendance. It's Fleetwood v Barnsley in the other area final on Thursday and although Barnsley would be a better spectacle; Fleetwood would be an easier game but a lower attendence overall. League all the way for now though..

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So far so good with 94% from PC Gamer and 9.3 on IGN Another fantastic game that I'll struggle to get time for!

First I've heard of it

Cannot wait for this Wednesday!

Yeah, I've had problems in the past with this back on the old gen and experienced a torrid performance when the NAT wasn't open. With SBMM being a factor in CoD games now; it's even more horrendous. When you get it to open; you should see a more consistent and stable performance even if the rest of the household are hammering the wi-fi at the same time. You also wont experience disconnects - the ports being strict or moderate can see you get booted because of other devices simultaneously connected. A quick fix that works on some routers is to simply reboot them and if you're in luck; the ports should automatically open but you'd probably need all other devices disconnected at the time but this is just down to luck but the chances are you may have to do the more longwinded solution above. Good luck with it though and hope you get it sorted

This video seems pretty popular although I haven't watched it Some good information here http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/145062-call-of-duty-black-ops-iii/72384034 and http://www.playstationing.com/ps4/how-to-change-your-nat-type-on-ps4-and-ps3/839

When playing Call of Duty games; ALL ports should be 'Open' - playing on 'Moderate' means you cannot be chosen as a host and may experience restricted voice chat outside of a party. Playing on 'Strict' will only match you with players playing on 'Open' which can reduce the efficiency and quality of the matchmaking and cause connection issues. You also can't host a match and experience zero voice chat outside of a party. Add or open port 3075 on your router and see if that works.

Available on Schteem roit naw

Nah, Oxford will win the league, win the FA Cup and win the JPT It's been a great season for us as we're doing well in the league and cups but the games are building up to the extent we'll soon be playing 3 every week I expect! I'd be happy with a 3rd place finish this year and that's it as despite the 4 promotion places in League 2; it's a bitch of a league to get out of especially when you have massive teams like Portsmouth and Plymouth in there and a selection of tinpot teams who don't come to play football but play to sabotage your aspirations We have Blackburn at home in the FA Cup 4th Round on Saturday which should be a great but tough game - they are FA Cup tryhards and we may even have to field a second string as we have bigger fish to fry in the league and some huge games coming up. We then have the JPT Southern Area Final on Tuesday night against Millwall - we beat those pricks 2-0 in the away leg and even with Wembley beckoning again; we may even have to field the womens team Fantastic season though regardless of what happens up and down the leagues and as long as Arsehole or Swingdump Town don't win anything; it's a reasonable consolation

This first person open world puzzler looks incredible and plenty of highly rated reviews too!

I dunno if anyone plays this but I picked up FIFA 16 recently after having a couple of years off the series and I cannot believe how fucked up EA Sports have made this once highly-improving franchise. On the old gen, PES struggled whilst FIFA thrived year after year until FIFA 12 when it was a finally a near-perfect representation of football in respects to the technology available and the FIFA games as a whole. FIFA 13 and 14 were merely tweaked in different directions - one being more arcadey and fast paced and the latter being more focused on tactical play throughout the 90. FIFA 16 seems to fuse both these old and unpopular elements and provides a dreadful representation of not just football but how the series has made absolutely no progress even with the new Ignite engine - if anything; it's gone backwards and EA have undone all their good work leading up to FIFA 13. Even the current gen FIFA 14 which was my last game in the series; was far more credible and quality. Firstly, the AI on FIFA 16 is not just the worst I've seen in the series but probably the worst in any football game this millennium. The opposition just pass and pass and pass and pass and pass regardless of the score and it's near impossible to get the ball. The AI has no intelligence or regard to the situation - even if it's losing 1-0 with minutes to go; it will just defensively pass the ball around and waste time on your behalf! They can whip it round and all you can do is watch as your players try and chase whilst draining their energy. The only way to stop this is by fouling the opponents and getting a guaranteed yellow card in the progress from the terrible refs. It makes for some of the most torturous and mind-numbing gameplay. FIFA 14's AI was actually very smart so I'm stunned it's gone this way. This video sums it up perfect - this happens in practically every single game for most of the match when you don't have the ball:- Next up; the passing - this is rage-inducing at the highest level as no matter how good you are, how good the player is or how accurate you can be; passing the ball even just a few yards is based on pure luck. So many passes go astray, to the opposition or don't reach the team mate when even holding the button down for more/max power. You can however do the driven pass (R1+A/X) in which your player slams the ball magically at the feet of others and they can control it with ease but it just looks and feels ridiculous. It's impossible at times just to retain possession or create an attack of any kind as you can lose the ball so easily or you inadvertently pass it backwards despite selecting a player that's ahead of you. The shooting feels more bland that what it did even a couple of years ago on the current gen FIFA. Back then you could really lamp the ball at goal and the ball itself would move at a realistic pace and find the areas where you were aiming it. The ball physics were fluid and realistic. In this version; the ball seems to just float or glide and even if your player looks like he's absolutely belted the ball by putting his foot right through it; the end result is usually the ball just drifting to goal. It's exactly the same as FIFA 13's shooting and just as restricted in terms of aiming and animations. The general ball physics in this one are terrible to say the least on top all around the pitch and it leaves for a sour taste of what football really is. The mechanics of the Ignite engine allow for some farcical and nonsensical moments of physically impossible passes, tackles and shots which really distance this series of moving towards a proper simulation. The more animations and tweaks they make to Ignite; the more problems that are created with even more collisions of players and generally bizarre play. Your players also collide with their own more than ever now and if both your players go for the same ball; both lose possession and the opponents can easily swipe the ball. Even your own players will block your own shots and get in the way and there is absolutely no intelligence on display in respect to the AI on your team. As the single player v the AI is out the window thanks to intolerable AI; the MP portion is good thanks to a wealth of features and the fact in your knowledge; no matter how good your real life opponent is at the game; he will fall victim to the persistent shit that plagues FIFA 16 and you both will be left with a seemingly RNG-based algorithm of pure garbage throughout the match. The game seems to punish good players to accommodate the bad ones by allowing so many issues where even someone who has 75% possession can still get beaten 1-0 because the other guy had a bit of rare good luck. It's even easier at times to score from 30 yards than it is to score from 3 and this is just one example of how the game can screw you through no fault of your own. The presentation has been beefed thankfully but it's still not a patch on games like NBA 2K and MLB The Show which stand head and shoulders above sports games like FIFA in presentation and authenticity. FIFA 16 feels more like FIFA 13 and I'm absolutely shocked that EA are going backwards whilst making no progress in taking the game forwards aside from a few features that are fare outweighed by persistent bullshit that make this the worst possible football 'simulation'. This is a bit of a messy rant but hopefully you'll get the gist

Is coming back http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2016/robot-wars-returns

Some great runs there https://www.youtube.com/user/gamesdonequick/videos

What a shame Absolutely iconic legend of the music industry

I'm bloody buzzing! Been on it since 9.30am Incredible game and sensational performance - we looked like a Premiership team out there today and it could have been a lot more than 3-2. Shelvey gave up in the end and their defence got torn to pieces throughout. Just got to fend off transfer offers this month though and I wouldn't have accepted any less than £1m for Kemar Roofe before the game and I wouldn't accept any less than £3m tonight Great goals in the game too! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnbLwVX763Y