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Physical by Olivia Newton John. Works a treat as you can see

From the official site: A NEW HI-TECH, ADVANCED ARSENAL AND ABILITY SET, ARMING PLAYERS WITH ALL-NEW EQUIPMENT, TECHNOLOGY, PERKS, AND VEHICLES LIKE HOVERBIKES AND HIGHLY SPECIALIZED DRONES. PLAYERS CAN ALSO CHOOSE BETWEEN STANDARD AMMUNITION AND AN ALL-NEW CLASS OF DIRECTED-ENERGY WEAPONRY THAT ENABLES TOTALLY NEW GAMEPLAY DYNAMICS Ewww. Me no likey the soundz of dis much

Closer look at the guns and gear:

Apparently 3 people were shot outside the ground. Christ knows how bad it is but this ain't great for a cup final or any football match for that matter

Yeah, that alone has put off quite a few people. I am still intrigued to see what Sledgehammer do and the fact IW aren't involved is another plus for me but all this futuristic stuff ain't really what I'm looking for but we'll see. 99% of the stuff I've seen in the trailer, I wouldn't want in the MP and if such things are included; the balance has to be 100% spot on and I don't think we've really had a COD that's been finely tuned...ever!

They are now Moyes isn't there

Shit. That's fatal. Bugger

I think that guy is just using pure guesswork in the hope he's right to make himself seem...er right in the future. Complete speculation but I'd hazard a guess and say that may not be too far off what we might get but that's not because he's getting 'leaks', he's just basically stating what could be the blatant obvious If they do go for this 'super jump' thing and all that mumbo jumbo; the maps will have to be more about the vertices as well as the horizontal layout. I can just see it now; everyone just jumping about acting like twats. They better limit the jumps where you have to recharge to be able to do a super jump again like the dash function in Titanfall. If all this is true; Sledgehammer have opened themselves to a whole new level of shit and they are gonna have their work cut out trying to balance all of their additions. Even just 1 OP thing could really fuck this game up.

Return to Castle Wolfenstein £1.49

Oh no Citeh

Well said Drifter. I hate racism. I hate the language and I dislike anyone that uses it whether it be maliciously directed at someone, spoken out of anger online, trolling or just used as a word/phrase for no reason. The element that needs to be eradicated is primarily in the music industry. I don't care if the N word is used in a song made by a black person to a black person or as part of a collective group of fans; I just don't think it needs to be used at all. I find it more offensive than swearing and it gives out a horrible impression. The terminology is loosely banded around in the music industry and nobody gives a fuck but if someone did that in the street to someone; it's an arrestable offence leading to a criminal conviction. Promoting and glorifying such language also makes it seem that it can be banded around willy-nilly without people especially youngsters realising the consequences of such actions. The double-standard pisses me off the most. It should either be illegal for all to use, or such language should then be made part of the norm as it is widely used in music, TV and movies. I don't favor this language at all so I'd happily see such words or phases being banned regardless of the race of the speaker. I've been called 'white shite' before but if I retaliated; I'd be nicked. I used to absolutely love RnB back in the day but half the songs I hear nowadays just contain racist lingo or horribly offensive lyrics. Use those in public; you'll be stuck in a cell. The impact it's having on society and the divide is just sickening.

Bristol Rovers down Fuck em Their fans are a pain in the arse Sunderland staying up. Cardiff and Fulham down. Giggs for United job now. Ah probably not

Judgement day up and down the leagues today. Cannot wait to see what happens. Looks like Birmingham are on a slippery slope to League One. Their fans haven't seen a home win since October Wycombe, Bristol Rovers and Northampton could all drop out of the league today too.

New one being revealed this Thursday in all it's Unreal Engine 4 glory! Cannot wait to see this

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This is my review from Steam outlining my overall thoughts. Hope it helps This game is definitely worth a punt especially in the sale. Worth trying the demo like Harrison too. ''Euro Truck Simulator 2 is one of the most enjoyable sims I have ever played with a superb balance of fun and realism combined with a well-deigned career mode. The game isn't complicated in the slightest which enables you to pick up and play straight away without worrying about minor attention to detail that in other simulators you may have to adhere to. This game provides a realistic experience but retains the fun which is a major factor for its success. The presentation is simple but slick with a well organised menu and beauitiful visuals. The trucks look fantastic as do the other vehicles and weather effects. The world map covers Great Britain and a large part of Europe on a watered-down scale which is a truly excellent accomplishment considering how big this game is regardless of being scaled down. You can go from Edinburgh to Warsaw in under an hour but this helps keep the gamer interested and allows you to complete several jobs in a single session. The career mode sees you starting off a truck business from scratch where you are presented with a rundown shack as a base. You need to raise money to buy your own truck to further your bank balance or you can just grab a loan to kickstart your venture off with that extra bit of captial. You can improve your base, customise and improve your truck, buy new vehicles from numerous real-life manufacturers and hire staff to enhance your growing company. You can rank XP to unlock extra items from new engines to even extra mirrors and minor truck accessories. You also have a skill tree to unlock more lucrative jobs and longer distance trips. The driving side is absolutely fantastic from manual to auto controls, filling up petrol, taking a rest, speeding fines and crashes. Everything is there that you'd expect. You can even be penalised for a late delivery. All these factors add to the challenge and ensures that you don't take crafty shortcuts in trying to complete your job. The sleeping and fuelling element also adds some tactical spice to the game so you have to plan some jouneys beforehand else you may have an accident or breakdown which can lead to penalties such as fines or unnecessary expenditure. Overall this game is a perfectly balanced sim that isn't overly serious but is executed superbly so it appeals to all gamers who enjoy driving experiences. The excellent presentation and learning curve makes this instantly playable with a well-designed career mode and brilliant driving physics. Definitely the best simlator out there and highly recommended''

I only planned to play ETS2 for a few minutes when I bought it but ended up going from London to Cardiff, then to Southampton, then on the Channel Tunnel to Turin and then all the way to Bratislava! My first session ended up last 5 hours and I was hooked! This guy is good for a laugh with his videos

Site launched http://www.callofduty.com/advancedwarfare COD:AW is set in the year 2054 according to Gameinformer who also posted this: The year is 2054, and the world has suffered an attack on its militaries around the world. Jonathan Irons (Kevin Spacey) is the founder and president of the world’s largest private military corporation, Atlas Corporation, and you are one if its advanced soldiers.

Anyone wanna take a stab at what this weapon could be?

I hope that 99% of the stuff in the trailer doesn't get included in the actual MP.

Phew! I thought Dylan had created multiple accounts and was talking to himself.

Dunno but apparently you get sum coooool weapun camooo for cooool of doooody goooooosts if you preorder this game I'm just gonna wait for the reviews and if it scores well; I'll buy it on Steam and if it doesn't, fuck it; Destiny, Battlefield, Knitting, Gardening instead....

It's a very well-made game that isn't actually too complex but has some good depth and realism elements. It's probably the only sim I have enjoyed and there is always lots to do and focus on. It's very addictive too. Some may find it boring and I must admit, I thought I'd hate it but in actual fact; it's been one of the games that has surprised me the most in recent years. The company behind it also have produced and developed it really well and their relationship with the community is brilliant. Things like Flight Sims, Train Sims and all these other barmy sims such as Wood Cutter Sim and Car Mechanic Sim that you see crop up now are pretty lousy and dull but ETS has some substance about it that can entice even the most anti genre gamers.

I feel Call of Duty has lost its identity now. It used to be a WW style game but IW taking the risk of bringing it to modern times paid off with COD4 and MW2 but now 3 futuristic titles on the bounce is a put-off right off the bat. It does look good but it's not the COD I remember and once loved. Don't they ever listen to the community? Most people want a modern day game or a revisit to the classic era from what I've seen over the months. If they made this is direct response to Titanfall or something; then they've wasted their time as that hasn't set the world alight like we thought it would. Seems they are too scared to alienate the younger target audience who aren't old enough to buy the game by going back to a classic era either. I'm gonna get sick of this once the micro items baloney comes to fruition too.