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Absent-mindedly browsing the iPlayer on my PS4 I catch sight of what just might be the greatest movie ever made to go by its synopsis. When you describe your main character as a 'troubled cyborg cop' you've pretty much won the battle for my attention.



Won't be much else in the way of updates tonight. Currently enjoying Charlie Brooker's take on videogame history in How Videogames Changed The World. Two hours of quality game-based videogame retrospection. About as good as Gameswipe was, but more of it. Laters folks.
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