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I love the Harry Potter books, and the movies are pretty good too. I’m reading the series with my six year old daughter, and we’re playing the Lego Harry Potter game - it’s great fun!

I can’t wait for this game, and more mature take on the universe. If there’s co-op, I’ll be super-happy!

NFTs are pure speculation, and you just hope you’re not the one holding the NFT when everyone else realises it has no value

In terms of video games, if a publisher or developer can show how NFTs will make their games more enjoyable, then great. But they can’t, as it’s a pure money grab. Everything they say they’ll do with blockchain, they can do better with their own managed database. Everything else is smoke and mirrors

They lost me at having to keep an eye on car handling, damage and pitstops. I like my racing to be nothing but racing

Diddy Kong Racing on N64 was my favourite karting game ever. Great solo adventure mode, four-player split-screen, and a strategic and fair power-up system

I’m beginning to question my gamer credentials; I’ve played none of the games on this list…

If it’s releasing in Spring, does that mean the Southern Hemisphere gets it six months after the Northern Hemisphere…

My interest in Godfall was pretty low to start with, this has nudged it down to zero

I am enjoying the comments section though - I love a battle of wits between unarmed opponents…

The people who use Metacritic, already know all about this GTA de-master, and the review-bombers are merely voicing their frustration

As for me, I have no desire to play a game from 20 years ago that has such aged and tedious gameplay, irrespective of how well it’s been optimised or otherwise

I’d love to read a Soapbox article on the reviewing process, and the (perceived) pressures to review favourably or lose access to a publisher’s titles. I’m sure the reviewers on this site have many behind-the-scenes stories collected over the years before they joined PS, and then an insight as how it is now

I’ve little interesting in playing the game, but the review was a cracker to read

My first one! I tuned in late, figuring you could start from the beginning, but no?!? What is this, the 90s? Watched a minute of some horribly voiced-over Among Us wannabe, and switched it off.

So this was also my last one! Yawn

The Squid Game was merely average in my opinion - some bits were great (I loved the marble game episode), but overall it felt too contrived, and I was left wondering why it was so popular. YMMV

On my unique Rainbow-scale, I rate it Orange

Dreadful commentary? So it’s realistic then…

I’ll only download Golf. So for this month, out of ten I’d rate it a fore…

I love the look of this. Anyone know if it's easy enough for kids (I've a six year old)?

Overcooked is a cracking game! No idea what a PS5 is though…

I’ve heard you start with only three players, and additional ones are added as they’re programmed. A full team should be available by mid-2022…

As an aside, the book Shoeless Joe by WP Kinsella (on which Field of Dreams is based), is sublime

If Fulham is one of the nine teams, then I’ll definitely download … so, no

So they banned the entire current player base...

And for the 13% of us living in the Southern Hemisphere … we get a winter sale!

Dreams is an incredible tool. Even just messing around in the tutorials is fun, and you can get some interesting results. What this creator, and others like him, create is truly phenomenal.

I think it’d be great to have Dream creations playable by every PS4/5 owner, irrespective of if they own the game. And creating Dreams on PC would be even better.

I can confirm one of the games is WRC9, I just bought it a few weeks ago, and I know Sony base the games off my recent purchase history…

Never mind Daley Thompson's Decathlon, is it as good as Decathlon on the Atari 2600? I played Decathlon a couple of weeks ago, and it's still immensely fun (and good to know that my brother and I are still as competitive as we were 38 years ago)

I love the sound of this, but really need to see some proper video of the games in action. I really liked Vostok Inc, simple though it was, and played it a bunch on my Switch

@Hurblyburbly I’m in my 50s! How did that happen?!? Gamed on the Atari 2600 as a kid - I kinda miss those one-button-on-a-joystick days…

‘Tis a great hobby at any age. I’m getting my six year old girl into it now (on the Switch).

I’ll probably give Returnal a go, with very little expectation of making much progress

Looks awesome, but I fear it’s above my skill level to really enjoy it. Games like this need an old-person-mode - where things move a little slower, areas aren’t so dark, on-screen text is bigger etc…

Now excuse me whilst I yell at someone to get off my lawn

The Pushsquare crowd is a tough one. If a similar article was on NintendoLife about what the Switch was outselling, the fans would be loving it!

Separately, I still don’t understand how the Dreamcast did so poorly. They even sponsored a football team jersey for several seasons, admittedly it was Arsenal, but still...

The racing looked fun, but it was all rather unimaginative. Where was the loop de loop, the corkscrew, the bumpy section going over various piles of books, the firecrackers thrown at other cars, the attempt at an outdoor trail, etc...

I hope the first thing your character finds is a pair of sunglasses, as that light-level looked way off

@get2sammyb you mean it’s been read 2K times

As much fun as having your car towed...

Two things is change:

First, if you have a video review then let us know at the top - it’s frustrating to read the review and then see a video I could’ve watched at the end of it

Secondly, the comments section. The down-votes seem to mean nothing. I’d like to see down-vote tallies, so I know what the community agrees/disagree with

It officially has more bugs than Bugsnax...

A lot of people literally do not care about Demon Souls. I don’t. And I’m glad some people do. A top ten list has no bearing on my enjoyment of a game...

Pay more; play less ©

Fabulously well-written review. Thanks for the laughs. Quit, reload...

In days gone by, you’d buy an XBox and a PS to access as many games as possible. This generation, both won’t fit in the same entertainment centre...

Who has a 120Hz tv?

When I buy an ad simulator, the last thing I want is for a game of basketball to break out

My friends list is showing a completely empty, which is exactly the same as before the update...

So they dragged some images into PowerPoint and just left them where they landed...

I think it’s ok. The visuals are a bit flat making it tough to see ledges or gaps, the controls are slow to respond, and the team games are a tad blah. But I definitely enjoy it more than the likes of Fortnite

Split-screen multiplayer please. A few beers, mates on a couch, competing online ... sounds like a blast. Solo, not so much

Is PS Now ever coming to Australia?

Exclusives make perfect sense from a company’s perspective, but it is anti-consumer

A demo of this would be great - I love the aesthetics, but fear for its difficulty

Cool Phil. I look forward to playing the latest Halo on my Atari 2600