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Looks like the usual madness from Ben Wheatley, I loved A Field in England.

And I learned there's an audiobook read by Tom Hiddleston. But to watch the film before listening to that?

I watched the first 30 minutes and it's very good. Knowing what it is I could sometimes detect the imperfections, ie. higher and lower quality sources look slightly different, but not particularly distracting. It's certainly a lot less distracting than seeing a gaggle of new unconvincing CGI creatur...

I did the training, what was available at least. Finished the Space Program (story mode I guess) as it only lasts about 30 mins and is just the first day. What's the best thing to do next?

It seems pretty good so far though.

I've got a AKRacing chair and it's the most comfortable I've had. Will probably last longer then the cheap office chairs I've had before. It looks a bit stupid but well worth the £230 in my experience.

I'm not clear why this one is different from all the other fan made Star Trek works, like Star Trek Continues and Star Trek Phase II. If it's the Kickstarter, both of those other examples accept donations, so that doesn't really add up.

TezzRexx wrote:Also, wasn't the scene with Jabba being portrayed by a man, initially an extra scene that never actually made it into the movie?

This was Jabba as a human (are the humans in Star Wars referred to as human?)

I'll take a cheaper one if there's still any available.

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Simon Pegg pointing out that the trailer isn't particularly representative of the movie, in terms of the amount of action. Which is reassuring.

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part of me is sad for the loss of the old style Star Trek. I remember when the late Next Gen films were criticised for inserting actions scenes into a series which wasn't really about action scenes. The buggy driving section at the start of Nemesis for instance. Now it's all about the action. Altho...

The first 4 episodes are available on the SyFy website, if you're in the US or can pretend you are - http://www.syfy.com/theexpanse/episodes

For comedies usually there's at least some of the best jokes spoiled in the trailer. There doesn't appear to be anything funny in that trailer, which doesn't bode well.

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FatherJack wrote:Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars

As I understand they simplified the game play a little, to make it a purer experience.

I have a spare copy for some reason, anyone want?

deject wrote:Mr. Robot (watch the whole pilot episode here)

This is restricted to the US unfortunately. VPN

I really loved this and looking forward to the full series. The technical parts are very believable.

I don't think either the Source or Unreal engines can render the massive open areas required for Fallout and Elder Scrolls games. Perhaps iD Tech or Frostbite engines would be able to. I imagine the developers would have to spend a lot of time learning a new engine, to make the most of it. And maybe...

Grimmie wrote:Okay, excuse the separate threads for each game

I merged the Fallout 4 threads as the old one was quite fresh and not too long. However it would be a good idea to have separate threads for the big E3 titles.

The book is very good, especially if you have some interest in the engineering aspects of staying alive in that situation and the main character is very entertaining. I've listened to the audiobook twice. Very much looking forward to this film, looks promising.

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Some interesting stuff here: http://www.reddit.com/r/Fallout/comment ... ng/cru2753

But remember kids: Don't pre-order games.

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Joose wrote:Is greenish brown ok?

That'd be like the best of Fallout 3 and New Vegas.