Moore's keynote was deeply impressive. Even something as simple as his discussion of what's on offer now for fans of EA's sport titles was a real eye-opener for someone like myself, for whom sports games are a complete mystery. I love the whole concept of the daily updates. An amazing level of after-sale support. I'd buy snake oil from Moore.

Wonder if they'll lock the doors during the panel discussion so folks have to stay for the Edge Awards? I recall something like that being done a couple of years ago to dissuade folks making a run for the bar. :)

Just hope the expansion doesn't mean Grainger 'do a Game' and send the prices way up. As Badger says, they are currently by far the cheapest option on the Northern high street. They tend to scalp like b******s on the launch of a new console, with various 'forced' bundles, but so does everyone else (was their arguement at the time). As to the decor - I wasn't aware they had any...

Sounds like a lot of pre-court case posturing. Threshold are perhaps hoping that, by getting their low-blow in now, they might avoid dealing with Warner Bros. far nastier lawyers. Of course, if Warner are fixed on MK, they'll likely have their lawyers wade in at this point anyway. Can't see there being much success out of this for Threshold, though. The films and the tv series' harldy set the world alight with their dazzling characters, scintillating dialogue and astounding design. Ask most MK fans about the licence and they'll point to the games first and foremost, and pretty much laugh off the other media. That's if they've heard of it.

(Though I have to confess, the first MK movie is a guilty pleasure of mine...)

Election approaching: popular band-wagons and easy targets sought. Cost to German economy not a consideration.