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Weird, it does all appear on my tv app but nothing on my phone, searching brings up some Spock documentary but that is about it.

Since when did all of Star Trek disappear from Netflix (or is it just me?)

Earliest impressive memory for me was seeing and playing Mario 3 for the first time. I had just got an NES for xmas with Mario 1/Duckhunt combo and my cousin brought his NES with SMB3 round my nans house. Talk about jealous, I remember pleading with my nan who eventually relented and bought it for me a few weeks later. The T Rex on the Playstation Demo 1 disc, looked amazing in 95/96. Elder Scrolls Oblivion and walking out of the sewers and into the "world" for the first time. Gobsmacked I was.

The number of times I have ended up dying because a Mercenary has decided to pile in. There is a quest towards the end of the game where you have to kill a Cultist inside a fort but with permanent bounty on your head making it a fecking nightmare. I had two of the bastards prowling round outside whilst I was trying to silently off the guards before getting to the target. Took a few tries but got there in the end and pegged It before getting into a fight with them.

Funnily enough I am playing the Sly games on Vita at the moment. Excellent games that managed to pass me by on the PS2 but perfect on handheld. I also have the Ratchet collection on Vita to start at some point. I would imagine Jak would also work well on Vita. Only picked up the entire collection on PS4 becuase it was £11 on the store. Anyway, these PS2 era Sony Platformers are perfect comfort gaming at the moment, take me back to a time when I had a lot less stress than I do now!

Been playing through (and really enjoying) Jak and Daxter on the PS4. For a nearly 20 year old game it still holds up well today and is a relatively easygoing jaunt with a few mild challenges here and there. Onto Jak 2 next which I remember being a good but sometimes fustrating experience!

I'm still mightly impressed with how Shadow of the Colossus looks and runs on my standard PS4, it's amazing (and I have owned all iterations).

Yep, works for my daughters age restricted profile which is linked to my overarching family account. She is able to play Gamepass stuff provided it is within her age group (Overcooked 2, Goose game etc)

As much as I want a new console this year if I don't get one it's not the end of the world for me. I still have plenty to play to keep me going well into the next year with what I currently have.

Cheers, have also bought that one now. Sneaky how its hidden in Series 1, it's even marked as episode 0!

I bought Epispde 1 of this last night on Amazon Prime to give it a go. I never really watched it when it was on back in the 90's, preferring the more easier to watch Star Trek shows, but I vaguely remember bits and it seeming to be very plot and character heavy (to the point I didn't know what was going on because I was dipping in and out of it so infrequently). Looking forward to diving in, shame it's no longer available to stream on Amazon as part of Prime.

So I finished the main plot line last night (chapter 9) to a nice happy ending. That being said I still have the Cult to finish off, the artifacts to collect and the DLC (First Blade and Atlantis) to do. What's the recommendation for order of completion, mop up main game stuff and then tackle DLC or does it not matter? In Origins there was a time jump for each DLC but they were also played on different maps so it didn't really matter.

I bought Fractured Minds a while back, it was dirt cheap and the money goes towards mental health charities so not upset it has now come to Gamepass. It's a tad basic, very short (under or around an hour completion) and extremely easy gamerscore.

Is that the new boot up screen/logo. I like it, takes me back to PS1 etc.

The only games that shouldn't leave Gamepass are the MS exclusives so your Halo's, Gears, Fables etc. I keep meaning to download Quantum Break, never managed to finish it when owning on disc and I love Alan Wake and Control.