Dale

@TheHyphenator I agree. It's one thing to overwork reasonably well-paid staff and overcharge for products in a luxury goods category like video games. It's another thing entirely to shirk your tax bill, create products that are actually killing people, and to pervert the course of justice to allow your company to keep polluting the earth and draining it of its resources.

@Vidaluko The only gesture I've had issues with is the one where you pinch the device and drag the character so they run. Other than that, it's very responsive.

And it is a good game despite that. The art direction is stunning, and it's a solid take on a neglected genre.

I met him around the time of Worms 2, thoroughly nice chap. I'm glad to hear he's back as the spin offs went a bit too gimmicky and weren't as polished as the first two.

@Domino2097 I vaguely recall at the time the symbol was uber-similar to something else and it got the hue change for that reason. Or it might just be my brain is broken.

I worked near CEX in London when it first came out in Japan and they had one in the window that I drooled over.

Ooh, I have a choice of THREE systems to buy this on?! I may go Mac.

GET OVER HERE! (Into my PS Vita).

All of the video and screen shots I've seen from the final game look garish and brightly-coloured. This looks pretty, almost like a mythology take on the Tales franchise. I'd buy that in a heartbeat.

@Timjoy Yes, a Net Yaroze was a special development kit version of the PlayStation that could execute code passed to it from a computer instead of requiring CD-ROMs.

@LOKIOLR Comcast are turning themselves around. Kinda. Their customer service is night and day improved in the space of two years of me daring to call them.

I would put it on BOA.

@Khazidhea I bought mine to play a range of games that just so happens to include my digital PSP purchases.