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I take it that Controller is fake as well or are they deliberately shifting to an Xbox style pad?

Control, different but amazing (imo)

If you read the Aftermath books it reveals

For me Ep 1 has gotten better with age. I will never forget that weird feeling of utter confusion and, ultimately, disappointment when leaving the cinema after my first viewing though. It's still not great by any stretch but I do enjoy the Podracing, the Senate stuff and battle at the end. Counterpoint I loved Ep 2 on first showing but it has become my least favourite of the entire saga what with the terrible love story and overused CGI that has aged badly (Droid factory is such a bad scene). To quote good old Jar Jar the majority of film is Poo Doo although I do like the Courscant scenes we get at the start and wish we had more on the Battle of Geonosis.

Cheers, it was 4.99 today randomly, so bought after finishing the series last night (which really blew me away). Defintely left me wanting more so will be good to get into the books now to tide me over until series 2.

Just to add, that Goose game is on Gamepass, as are several over wonderful indie titles. If there is anything Gamepass has opened my eyes up to it's Indie games. Old Man's Journey, Abzu, Edith Finch, Outer Wilds and so on. I am fed up of the same AAA open world stuff we seem to get these days and shorter, storyline driven games are a real boon for me.

So are the books really worth a punt then? I did look at the Kindle versions and was shocked to see the price (£8!) For the first book, I'm guessing Amazon have inflated prices because of the series, the bastards. Also, loving the series, I don't want it to end it's that good!

I dunno, I'm finding this the most kiddified of all the modern SW animated series and it makes for a hard watch. Kaz is far too idiotic and clumsy to make an effective hero, I warmed to Ashoka and Ezra far easier. Will stick with it to see how it pans out from a bigger story perspective. I do like the animation style though, plus it is great to see a huge variety of aliens from across all of the franchise represented.

Uncharted 2 is still the best one. I've said before that I dont like the shooty bits in Uncharted games, far too scripted and happen all too often, ruined 4 for me in the end. They nail the exploration aspect in these games though (same for Last of Us).

It comes from the bromance they had In Force Awakens. Tbh I literally only ever saw it as just two guys that got on like a house on fire, maybe a bit of hero worship from Finn after seeing Poe's piloting skills in action. I had no problem with how it played out in this film.

I know the game has been out for a couple of months but the latest ads for it are terribly spoilerific.

The official Play and Charge kit is the way to go. Had mine since launch and charge still lasts for several days. PS4 pad battery is naff in comparison, constantly having to charge mine.

Congrats man, would defintely recommend that you now get a Switch, Nintendo is a great way of getting youngsters into playing games. Taken it one step further this Christmas as I bought my seven year old daughter her first pad (through the Xbox Design Lab, a hideous thing of Purple and Pink as that is what she wanted). Setup her own gamertag (and associated email which was scary), her first gamerscore earned against the brilliant Goose Game. It is a fantastic thing to begin sharing my biggest hobby with my own child like this as she is now at an age to really appreciate it, I just hope it sticks. Anyway Happy new year folks!

Ok, caught up and I now need a

Not long finished Resistance Reborn, a nice little story, well written, that unfortunately adds very little to the overarching plot between the films (and nothing to episode 9 at all that I could see). No major spoilers to be had here, just a story about the Resistance looking to rebuild following Last Jedi. Saying that I enjoyed Roanhorse's writing style and the movie characters were pretty spot on, especially Poe and Leia. Rey was unfortunately massively underused in this, I can only imagine Disney/Story Group told the author to keep her role to an absolute minimum, instead she becomes a backseat character that pops up a handful of times in the book. Overall worth a read as it is a decent story and well paced (with some nice use of characters from across the other canon books and Battlefront 2), just dont expect anything groundbreaking.