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I've been interested in the game when I saw a few people say it's one of the best vr titles out there, then when I researched it more everyone seems to hate it? It has a 66 metacritic score but I don't know if that's due to the polarising views. Is it an actual solid vr title worth the £30/$40 or should I wait for a sale and get a few others for now? Or just avoid altogether?

I wanted to get the game release day but heard about the buggy state of it so held off. It had a patch yesterday and was just wondering if it s improved enough for the full price tag?

My phone turned itself off and is now stuck on the Samsung logo. I can't turn it off manually so I can't boot it into safe mode or use any other methods I've found. I read that the J3 is good because you can remove the battery but all the tutorials to do this don't help as they're about the 2016 model which is different to my 2017 model (there's no notch in the top left corner for me to take the back off). Does the J3 2017 actually have a removable battery at all or should I just leave it for a few hours then try and charge it up?

Santander called me last week (actual Santander not a scam) and we had a long talk about my finances. I don't like their online banking, it's all ID etc that they provide you and I never remember that. The person on the other end of the phone said that they can sort out a weekly text to arrive each Friday so I can keep track of my balances without going to an atm. Later that day, around 5pm I got a text with all of my actions that week. This week, I haven't used my card if that makes a difference, but I haven't had a text today. I had a letter this week that I had gone over my limit but these letters take some time to come through and that was sorted out last week, but I'm worried I've been charged again and can't get to an atm to check. I was relying on this text to tell me whether I needed to pay in more money or not and it's not here

I hated the Hobbit films as a trilogy, but after the third one I found the Hobbit There and Back Again cut. This is a far superior version in every way apart from when it gets to the third film, the quality takes a steep drop, presumably because there wasn't a dvd copy out. I've seen other versions (the Tolkien edit is one) but I'm just wondering what the quality is like in the third film portion. I plan to add it to my dvd collection when I find the right copy (burn the file to disc, make a dvd cover etc) so I have the Hobbit without that bloated series we were given on dvd because there are some great moments (Bilbo and Gollum, Bilbo and Smaug and the ending in There and Back Again is as tearful as the LOTR trilogy) thanks for any help

Around ten years ago I came home from a youth club or something and there was a film on that I remember liking. I only saw about an hour. I remember one scene very vividly, it's not set in modern times, it has Mel Gibson, he's wearing a white shirt and he's either attacking a convoy or protecting it. He becomes very bloody and his shirt is mostly red by the end of the fight, which I think he survives but is injured

I thought for a long time that it was Braveheart but I watched Braveheart recently and it wasn't that. So now I'm just trying to work out which it is. I have a feeling it might be the patriot or it could be hamlet, I'm just not sure

Not necessarily looking for superhero films but that same approach to an action movie, the tongue in cheek action while still keeping a semi-serious plot, great visuals and as little "oh they're saving the world" sort of thing. I've seen that done, what I liked about Deadpool was its personal stakes. Hancock was a little different but it had such an apathetic approach to heroes that it didn't matter

Just looking at these Gothic Victorian tales and wondering what your favourites are? I personally love Coppola's Dracula adaptation with Gary Oldman, even if Reeves was horrible in the film. I also get lots of enjoyment out of that Van Helsing film with Hugh Jackman (it's not a good film, I just enjoy it). Lovecraft stories are cool too if they're in that same time period and setting

Yesterday I watched the Deer Hunter for the first time, and it brought me to tears. I was not expecting it to have such an emotional impact. I was planning on spending today watching other war movies I feel I missed out on (Apocalypse Now, Platoon) but I'm not sure I have it in me. So, are these movies as emotionally upsetting as Deer Hunter? And what's the war movie that got you the most (doesn't have to be Vietnam can be any war as long as its historical and not made up, for example Lord of the Rings doesn't count)

I have a love-hate relationship with Scorsese. His story driven films, like those mentioned and Hugo, Silence this year as well was great, but I hate his 'classic' films like Wolf of Wall Street, Goodfellas and Casino. I just feel they lack direction, and the one thing that differs between that and his other films is there is a clear story. Even Mean Streets has a sort of story. So I'm looking for films which are as well acted, well written and downright brilliant as Scorsese can be, that aren't built off constant narration and the same thing happening over and over like in Wolf of Wall Street

I gave someone access to my prime video a while ago but recently they've started abusing it, adding things to my watch list, and generally being quite horrid to me so I'd like to sign them out of my Prime. I can't see their device on the registered devices. If I have to sign all devices out I will but ideally I'd like to just sign out this one person

What are your top violent films? I mean really brutally violent like Green Room, Scarface, Django Unchained, that sort of thing? Excluding films like Saw, Hostel, Cannibal Holocaust, Green Inferno, the ones which are just about the violence without a good story, I don't like those. They seem cheap and exploitative. I'm looking for films which are genuinely violent, but they also have either great, likeable (or unlikeable in a good way) characters or an interesting story

I'm currently off sick from work and have nothing but free time. I was thinking about buying a lower priced game, sort of below £30 (which is equivalent to about $45) that'll just keep me occupied for a bit. I'm not keen on Inside/Limbo-esque games and also don't like, I hate the word but it's the best way to describe it, 'walking simulators'. I know it sounds derogatory but people know what you mean. So if you have any recommendations for a neat little game, including any that are in the sale (£30 is my limit right now is all) I'd be really grateful

Looking for a PS4 game like these two, more Deus Ex and Dishonored. What I like about Deus Ex is being able to approach any situation in any way you want, either through talking, stealth or a full frontal assault. I like being able to adapt my playstyle on the fly (if I need to break into a police station I use a stun gun and non-lethal take downs but if they're bad guys and you know they're bad I kill them) that sort of thing. Dishonored is good, but I feel like it encourages you to be stealthy with a "good" and "bad" ending, whereas Deus Ex just says play it how you want

In the mood for something violent and bloody. I don't mean Hostel or any of those torture porn films, I mean like Cabin in the Woods, You're Next, the Strangers, the Hills have Eyes remake? That sort of thing. Ones that still have a story, but also deliver the thrills through gore and scares

Saw Bladerunner 2049 and while it didn't impress me as much as it seems to have most people, I was blown away by the visuals. Looking for sci fi films that have really stunning cinematography, like Arrival, Interstellar and Sunshine. Preferably sci fi, just in a sci fi mood

Please don't suggest 2001

Looking for a new game to buy and want something in that region. None of the AAA games coming out interest me apart from Wolfenstein at the end of the month. I have loads of smaller indie games to play through so something with a little more play time in it. Preferably with puzzles, not necessarily like Rime or something but logical challenges (like in Deus Ex when you have to work out how to enter a building). Just something to stimulate my mind really

Saw the remake of IT a few weeks ago and I've been looking for something similar. I've seen Stand by Me, The Goonies and Super 8 if that gives you an idea of the sort of film I'm looking for. A group of kids go off on an adventure without adult's help or permission, that sort of thing. Preferably a little more action than Stand by Me and a little less comedic than the Goonies

Everytime I google this question I come to Ace Attorney etc which I can't access as I only have the ps4. I've bought Virginia but judging from the price I imagine that won't last long. I have Murdered Soul Suspect but I found the detecting moments as engaging as in the Arkham games, and there really wasn't a whole lot of freedom in it. I was just wondering if there were any adventure gems out there, I've seen Knee Deep on the store but haven't heard if it's any good. I don't mind if it's a small indie title or a full blown AAA game. Just need something to tide me over till LA Noire is remastered while I see all these crime dramas being shown on TV. I played the Sherlock Holmes Jack the Ripper game but I don't know if the new ones are any good. Open to any suggestions

Finding myself pretty stressed and angry recently and want to play a game to just cool off at the end of the day. I saw Deadpool was on sale on the PS4 so I bought that because I thought a mindless hack and slash game might be just what I need. But I find the game having an incredibly old feel, like they just made a really really lazy port over to current gen consoles, so I end up being more frustrated than I want to be. Any games that you recommend that you play to cool off? Already play GTA, Saints Row etc, just looking for something different