Captain Kirk

Motherwell did the same at the weekend. Dundee should be punished that's a third of their home games been postponed now and should be six, the groundskeepers wanted to fix the issues and got sacked by the owners. The option of playing last week was never put forward either, a convenient lie from Glendenning and considering the mess of the pitch at the weekend in a game that should absolutely have never went forward how would that help if it had even been the case?

May have just bought a Steam Deck OLED.

Climate change causing Dundee FC games to be postponed. 😂 Just not to the club 10 minutes down the road.

Finished 3 Body Problem on Netflix, thought it was ok but definitely a bit boring. Felt like the story between Will and Jin was the best part of it.

Newcastle 1-2 Tottenham (Sat 12.30pm, TNT) Brentford 2-1 Sheff Utd (Sat 3pm) Nottm Forest 0-1 Wolves (Sat 3pm) Bournemouth 1-3 Man Utd (Sat 5.30pm, Sky) Arsenal 2-0 Aston Villa (Sun 4.30pm, Sky)

Crystal Palace 0-3 Man City (Sat 12.30pm, TNT) Everton 1-0 Burnley (Sat 3pm) Luton 1-1 Bournemouth (Sat 3pm) Brighton 1-3 Arsenal (Sat 5.30pm, Sky) Man Utd 1-0 Liverpool (Sun 3.30pm, Sky)

Can't really go wrong with God of War Ragnarok. I also really want to try Pacific Drive.

From looking like possibly making a run for 3rd the Pelicans look to be stumbling out toward the Play-In Games.

Hibs are falling apart again to the tune of ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart‘ is definitely my favourite song in the league. 😂

It was to protect them from an Eden Hazard comeback.

Yeah you run about doing all sorts of weird and wonderful side quests/activities with a good and serious main story. It's all open world in the city and when you get in to a fight it's confined to a small area almost like how it would be if you got in to a fight in a JRPG but it's action.

Both of the Like a Dragon ones are turn based, the rest are basically beat-em-ups like a modern Final Fight/Streets of Rage(inside battles).

Surprised a Rangers player didn't get booked for that, going by the ref today.

Yeah for me it’s the villains of Yakuza 0 that absolutely put the game a little higher. I love Like a Dragon but I felt like the villains outside of the main one just weren’t up to par with what was on offer in 0. Well that and Goro Majima.

What is your favourite Yakuza game and why is it Yakuza 0?

Chocobo and Dio, plus a few boosting cards. I also have King Tonberry and the Death Rider(that destroys 4 squares) and a couple of archdragons.

It burned me out eventually, away for work for two weeks now so can hopefully get back on it. Although I should have done what you did and spread my gaming a bit.

I had to take a break from Rebirth and was playing the Uncharted Collection. 😂

Newcastle 1 vs. 1 West Ham (Sat 12.30pm, TNT) Bournemouth 1 vs. 0 Everton (Sat 3pm) Sheff Utd 0 vs. 3 Fulham (Sat 3pm) Liverpool 4 vs. 0 Brighton (Sun 2pm, Sky) Man City 2 vs. 2 Arsenal (Sun 4.30pm, Sky)

I'm on the end of Chapter 9 and only just realised you can turn on a mini-map?!

How I feel when you're on a mission to save the planet and Chadley pipes in with his 'You've stalled on World Intel lately'.

Just so it doesn't look like I hate the game, the character development and how they all play in battle is absolutely fantastic. It just feels like everything I wanted the story/characters to be in the original as a kid. Also the fact they've made Cait Sith fun to use deserves some praise too.