The game manages to combine a wacky sense of humour with fairly solid (if not overly exciting) gameplay – and proves again that having some wit and literary ability can make a world of difference in your game. Check it out – but only if you can set aside a few weeks of your free time (not because it’s incredibly long, but because playing it once will only make you want to play it again, and again).

I should start by saying that seeing this movie tonight was my first entirely 3D movie experience. And I ate it up. I know it wasn’t even shot in 3D, but I’m just that keen and am, perhaps, even channelling a previous life where I sat, open-mouthed, in a cinema in the 50s screaming in delight. I want to encourage them.

I’ll agree with you on the Hydra uniforms, but don’t mind that the playing field was levelled. America got a super soldier, why not have super-Nazis for him to fight. I mean, you need to have a more serious threat in Europe than Nazis or the U.S. of A. would’ve sent their poster-boy to the Pacific, no?

…but I agree with your thoughts regarding the Red Skull and Hugo’s performance. As well as the bowler hat, which indicated that individual’s military rank – pretty brilliant.

And finally, I’ll agree Tommy Lee Jones’s action figure for the film should come with a steak and Bucky was a bit too peripheral… But I think Stark got more than a fair shake and would argue that Agent Peggy Carter is unforgettable. *swoon* Do you think they’ll cast Hayley Atwell as Sharon? Admittedly, without the 40s hair-do it just won’t be the same.

I read it! Nicely done, guys. Er, I mean, Monkeyguys.