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  1. @epicactual @MarkRein Kudos to you guys - Amalur was an excellent game and it's great to see the talent being picked up. Genuinely thrilled!
  2. Dragon's Dogma now updated with Xbox 360 720p/1080p tearing comparison. In short: nothing to see here, move along. bit.ly/KTCUmF
  3. But to set the record straight the analysis was done at 720p any way. No point capturing at 1080p when it's just upscaled 720p visual data.
  4. We'll be addressing the old "MT Framework games have worse tearing at 1080p" story in an upcoming update to the Dragon's Dogma Face-Off.
  5. @GuidoFawkes Eurobonds surely the only way out.
  6. @patlike For 99% of people it's just two days off. Weirdly the press seems think otherwise whether they're pro or anti.
  7. @paulmasonnews I get his argument but would interest rates still be historically low if the government didn't have a programme of austerity?
  8. @chri5clark3 Last time I was in the UK it cost £70 to fill-up a crappy little Vauxhall Meriva hire car - and the tank wasn't even empty.
  9. @RichStanton You can get 15 for £20 plus a new razor in Superdrug. Apparently Tesco own brand is supposed to be good (my Dad = razor expert)