Bluebird Hewitt

This COD has no single player.

Realism.

Realism.

I see EA is giving a big middle finger to the Belgian government by refusing to comply with the law and removing loot boxes (or packs in this case) from FIFA 18. https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2018-09-10-ea-reportedly-under-criminal-investigation-in-belgium-due-to-fifas-loot-boxes Clearly shit scared to lose its biggest money maker. Cunts.

I haven't played the first game for some time so my memory's hazy as shit. Are you fighting Blue Moon or have you moved on?

Glad to hear you're enjoying it. How far have you got on the campaign?

It is indeed, if expensive as others have said.

Copenhagen. Was initially for the Wales game but we were struggling to get tickets at the time.

Finished my holiday so looking forward to starting Yakuza Kiwami 2 while hopefully finishing the Pokémon nuzlocke.

And rip into everyone else in the process.

If you're able to get a GBA emulator and seeing as you like turn based strategy games, I strongly suggest Advance Wars.

Ouch. That sounds nasty. Random question. Do you have any emulators on your PC?

May do when the price drops. On holiday tomorrow and wanting to play Yakuza Kiwami 2 when I come back.

Say hello to Vincent Tan while you're over there.

Amazing how quick the year has gone. Booked the holiday back in February and off to Denmark on Friday (with a day visit to Malmö planned as well). Didn't realise that Copenhagen and Malmö are literally over the bridge.

Bet @Bluewolf looks in here and thinks everyone's a pussy.

In the most unexpected news this year and perhaps ever, Streets of Rage 4 has been announced. Considering that I class Streets of Rage 2 as one of my favourite games ever and still play it from time to time, this has made me very happy indeed.

So basically @Dr. Gonzo, anything that requires a mouse only.

Didn't think of those. Add the old Sim City games to that list as well. Could casual play of Command and Conquer and the likes work one handed?

Football Manager? Not really that many in all honesty.

Isn't that Australia as a whole?

Don't think it was generally too bad, though quicker characters tend to have the upper hand over slower ones.

Basically playing through the game in 'hard mode'. Two main rules: 1. If a pokémon faints, it is considered dead and must be released. It can't be used again. 2. You can only catch the first thing you see in any new area. However, I've seen some use a 'duplicate' clause in that if you catch, for example, a Pidgey in one area and the first one you see in a new area is Pidgey, you can catch the next new one (otherwise you could end up with a team full of the same pokémon). To make it harder as well, some will not use healing items in battle and have a setting changed so that you don't know what the next pokémon is when in a battle (in the games, you're told that your opponent will use a certain pokémon next and if you wish to change. The setting change means that you can't switch beforehand). I pretty much follow all the above just to make it a little more challenging.

Following this and seeing random videos, I've started to do a Pokèmon Leaf Green nuzlocke. First attempt was..........shit, to put it simply. Second attempt has been much better so far. After this, it'll likely be Yakuza Kiwami 2 and Death Road to Canada, though I like the looks of Dead Cells as well.