The soundtrack for ‘The Catherine Wheel’ that Byrne did around the same time is pretty out there as well. ‘The Red House’ in particular blows me away with what he did with 1981 technology.

I’m in Australia and see ‘Black Friday’ sales all over the place. What the fuck are we even doing?

Destructible buildings like in Red Faction: Guerilla.

Or get a face mask?

Pedal faster, kid! I nearly beat the boss!

Best game ever!

I don’t plan on surviving any apocalypse. Also, the electrical grid will probably be one of the first things to go.

Red ring of death.

I reckon the key to a good sense of humour is to be able to laugh at yourself.

Fair enough. It’s just that when I hear people talking about ‘right wing ideas’ getting censured, it’s rarely about actual conservative policy, and more just wanting to spout bigotry. I hope you understand that’s why you might be getting downvoted, and it’s why I asked the question. I’ll also say that none of the downvotes were from me.

Lol, ‘edgy consensual fun’. If by that you mean being a loud-mouthed, opinionated dickhead trying to rile people up for the lulz, knock yourself out, no-one’s going to stop you - just don’t expect a lot of upvotes or positive feedback. Weird way to spend your time, though; I mostly just roll my eyes at ‘edgy’ teenage nonsense like that. Good luck, friend.

What ‘right wing ideas’ are you talking about specifically?

No, it only feels that way.

Chuzzle 2.

You’re funny.

My Life In The Bush of Ghosts by David Byrne and Brian Eno.

Same here, although I did play the first couple of levels. I found it kind of boring.

Got my three remaining wisdom teeth out last week. It’s been quite a few years since I could chew without biting the inside of my cheek. Being able to chew properly is a highly underrated ability.

Merely providing Bible quotes is probably the better decision though.

And yet it still probably won’t release on PC simultaneously with consoles.