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Skyrim jumps to mind, though Fallout 3, New Vegas, Bioshock and Bioshock Infinite all have impressive architecture. Skyrim’s towns are very believable and some are beautiful (Whiterun, for example). Fallout 3’s Megaton is cool. And Rapture and Columbia are iconic video game cities.

Favourite and least favourite vegetable?

Probably a Jedi mind trick where you can get people to do your bidding. First thing I’d do with said trick is to get Konami to release a new Silent Hill game, or perhaps get Disney to release a new Alien sequel. Lol

I’ve been called many things but not Dolan. Yet.

If I had to choose one atm (I have many, many great candidates), I think I’d choose either Fallout New Vegas or FTL: Faster Than Light as they’re both endlessly replayable. How about you?

Awesome choice! It looks a lot like Bomberman. And Bomberman was a lot of fun, especially with friends. Thanks for commenting!

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Cheap as chips! https://store.playstation.com/en-gb/product/EP0082-CUSA01004_00-0000SLEEPINGDOGS

I tend to go for light armour in the early game as I level up my character. Then, later in the game I experiment with heavy armour to see how good it is in comparison. Hope that makes sense!

I recently remembered a really awesome game from my youth called "Unirally" (apparently it was called "Uniracers" in the US). I owned it on SNES and it was an addictive arcade racer involving unicycles. It was brilliant and had two player vs and co-op. Are there any long, forgotten gems from your youth that you remember that may've been forgotten by everyone else?

The "would you kindly" one blew me away in Bioshock.

My bet is that PS5 is announced next year, in December, at their PSX event (that's why they've pulled out of E3 as they want time to get their ducks in a row). The unit will be unveiled and Mark Cerny will talk us through the new tech. I'm guessing it'll have 16GB GDDR5 RAM, a powerful AMD graphics chip-set (two or three times more powerful than Xbox One X, maybe?) and a 4K Blu-ray player. As a result, it will be more expensive than the PS4 at launch. We're probably looking at about $450/£399. This is all conjecture obviously, but with rumours of devs working on PS5 games, Sony must be close to finalising the specs for the PS5. It'll likely launch in late 2020/early 2021.

Black Ops 1 (I’m Prestige 15 on Xbox 360 and Prestige 4 on PS3), Oblivion (easily 500 hours), Aliens Vs Predator (easily 500 hours in MP and SP), Fallout New Vegas (500+ Hours), FTL (500+), Pixel Junk Monsters(1000+) and Skyrim (500+).

Video games, though to do it justice, I’d ideally try and prepare for it:p

I'm with you. PS4 only recently had its 5 year anniversary (like, a month or two ago?). That said, rumors are rife that PS5 games are indeed in development, which means the spec of the next PS is beginning to be finalised. Even if Sony announce the PS5 next year (PSX is usually December), then we won't actually see it release till late 2020 in theory.

Yep, I'm assuming they'll do that. If I was betting man, I'd wager that Sony'll announce the PS5 at their PSX show next year. Makes sense, right?

Don't watch too much TV this days, so I'd probably pick someone old-school like Chandler from Friends, just so I could hang out, drink coffee and get up to some shenanigans with the Friends gang, lol.

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Probably Oblivion, Fallout New Vegas, Fallout 3 or Skyrim. There's something about Bethesda's worlds that really drag you in and demand your attention and mindshare. Though it's not quite as polished in some aspects as those aforementioned titles, but Fallout 76 is pretty much like that for me right now.

Sometimes simplicity is key. I believe Silent Hill games have some of the best horror stories. Not overly complicated (I’m looking at you Resident Evil) and effective on a personal and emotional level.

When people comment: “The PS Vita got no games.”

Peach, though Bowsette is cute, too.