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Its finally arrived in Scottish newsagents this morning, I've been waiting all week as my sub expired and I wasn't expecting it.
Had a quick skim before work, looking good so far. Nice to see the 3DO feature hasn't skipped over the adult content.
Had a quick skim before work, looking good so far. Nice to see the 3DO feature hasn't skipped over the adult content.
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Tom_Baker wrote:I just finished watching a film about Stockholm syndrome. It started out terrible but by the end I really liked it.
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Yay me
My first mention in the mag

My first mention in the mag

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Tom_Baker wrote:I just finished watching a film about Stockholm syndrome. It started out terrible but by the end I really liked it.
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Good, aren't they.kaiserpc wrote:but what's with the full page porn adverts
I like them there.
It reinforces that, no, its not a kids comic I'm reading and, yes, grown ups play videogames too

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Tom_Baker wrote:I just finished watching a film about Stockholm syndrome. It started out terrible but by the end I really liked it.
I shall be off to WH Smith tomorrow to pick up the new copy.
GamesTM also features a nice page of porn ad's tp that neither the writers or readers want. They did disappear once though. There was a big discussion about it but the ad's go in after the writers have finished (I think I remember reading).
GamesTM also features a nice page of porn ad's tp that neither the writers or readers want. They did disappear once though. There was a big discussion about it but the ad's go in after the writers have finished (I think I remember reading).
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Not entirely true. A vocal minority whine about them in GamesTM, just as here.
I buy both mags, and I really don't care about them. As far as I'm concerned, they generate cash (somehow) and that keeps the mags in business and the cover price low. That's good enough reason for me. Its not like half the websites I visit don't have far worse (or better, depending on pov) banner ads that make the mag ones look like Sunday School teaching aids.
I buy both mags, and I really don't care about them. As far as I'm concerned, they generate cash (somehow) and that keeps the mags in business and the cover price low. That's good enough reason for me. Its not like half the websites I visit don't have far worse (or better, depending on pov) banner ads that make the mag ones look like Sunday School teaching aids.
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Tom_Baker wrote:I just finished watching a film about Stockholm syndrome. It started out terrible but by the end I really liked it.
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But do you not care as much as Dudley doesn't care about binders?Antiriad2097 wrote:Not entirely true. A vocal minority whine about them in GamesTM, just as here.
I buy both mags, and I really don't care about them. As far as I'm concerned, they generate cash (somehow) and that keeps the mags in business and the cover price low. That's good enough reason for me. Its not like half the websites I visit don't have far worse (or better, depending on pov) banner ads that make the mag ones look like Sunday School teaching aids.
If it helps I care about porn ads marginally less than I care about binders.
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It does, thanks.Dudley wrote:If it helps I care about porn ads marginally less than I care about binders.
I've only had a brief flick through and it certainly looks enticing, but one thing. If you are going to have Stu Campbell as a regular contributor, can you actually get him to do something other than just list the various titles in a franchise, and his opinion on them? It's very lazy writing and not that interesting.
I don't like Shane much, either. Can't say I've ever found him saying anything of note (I'm sure his radio station showcases him much better).
I don't like Shane much, either. Can't say I've ever found him saying anything of note (I'm sure his radio station showcases him much better).
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If you don't find them interesting, that's fair enough, though you seem to be in a minority. But if you're going to call the Definitive features "lazy", when in fact they're each about 10 times as much work as I've ever done on any other article in my life, then you're looking to get your lights punched out, laddie. I nearly bloody killed myself getting to the bottom of Bubble Bobble, so call it boring, call it rubbish, call it anything you like except "lazy" if you like your teeth where they currently are.Gabe wrote:I've only had a brief flick through and it certainly looks enticing, but one thing. If you are going to have Stu Campbell as a regular contributor, can you actually get him to do something other than just list the various titles in a franchise, and his opinion on them? It's very lazy writing and not that interesting.

I think the basic point missed is to tell us about each game in a series, some poor bugger has to find out exactly what those ARE.
As a random other media example. Some TV fan here....
Quick, without research name all the spin offs of Happy Days.
As a random other media example. Some TV fan here....
Quick, without research name all the spin offs of Happy Days.
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FIGHT.......Rev. Stuart Campbell wrote:If you don't find them interesting, that's fair enough, though you seem to be in a minority. But if you're going to call the Definitive features "lazy", when in fact they're each about 10 times as much work as I've ever done on any other article in my life, then you're looking to get your lights punched out, laddie. I nearly bloody killed myself getting to the bottom of Bubble Bobble, so call it boring, call it rubbish, call it anything you like except "lazy" if you like your teeth where they currently are.Gabe wrote:I've only had a brief flick through and it certainly looks enticing, but one thing. If you are going to have Stu Campbell as a regular contributor, can you actually get him to do something other than just list the various titles in a franchise, and his opinion on them? It's very lazy writing and not that interesting.
My money is on mr camp ball

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