“There’s a magical place,
………………ware,
with toys in a million,
all under one roof,
It’s calleds TOYS R US”

How magical, eh?

“‘There’s millions’ said Geoffrey,
all under one roof,
it’s called,

Toys R Us

Toys R Us!!

TOYS R US!!!!!”

I literally had tears, and then Steph made the podcast even better with dirty words… I can’t imagine Steph swearing.

It was like a magical place.

It was interesting that he singled out the Riddler puzzles, because I know a key part of why I find them as appealing to try to track down and solve.
Yes, for the reason he suggested, but for me, it was how it was presented that really did it: By walking into a new room, or area, I’m simply presented with that extra element (I don’t need to open a menu, and check an additional list, although there’s a page keeping track of that), which tells me that I need to pay attention, look all around and solve that – but it’s like an extra free bit of gameplay, because I didn’t have to do anything aside from play the game, to bring this bonus element up, and it’s often rewarding and fun in various ways, if you do go on to solve it; and helps with recognition of the game’s map, because you remember that there’s still things to do, over there, and again, more exploration and involvement can come from that.

I think a lot of the game’s so well done and I’m having good fun playing it.

You should have seen her at GamesCom during the Sony conference. Nathan can vouch for me too

Superb.

He worked so hard for my iTunes pleasure.

http://www.vg247.com/forum/topic.php?id=422#post-5895

It’s not in the iTunes Store bit yet, though. I blame Mart. For everything.