I'm a huge fan of the God of War series, but even I got bored of Kratos' roid-rage.

I didn't like the original, so I guess... pass.

There were a couple of moments that made me cringe, but overall I really enjoyed it. Easily the best videogame adaptation I've ever seen. I'm very happy Vikander took the role. Of the people I saw the film with, I found those that didn't enjoy it were resolutely stuck with the notion of the original Lara; badass and big-boobed. So sucks to be them.

This looks fantastic, and I'm genuinely excited for this. I'll admit LittleBigPlanet was great, but I always felt restricted. Now I'm worried about how much of my life I'll loose to this game.

Also, can't believe how much older Healey looks these days.

#@reavern: Did you even read what you typed before posting? Johnson didn't say HE'S going to change Rey's lineage, he said Abrams MIGHT. Johnson was the director of this one movie, produced by Abrams and Kennedy. I'm sure he had some input on the direction the story took, but the ultimate decision about what story was told was above his pay-grade.

If Rey's lineage is retconned in Episode IX, that's got nothing to do with Johnson, so lay off him.

@Zero_Maniac: At this stage I'd rather they take the simple route than to come up with some convoluted reason as to how Rey came to be yet another abandoned child of this universe. Most people expected her to be the daughter of either Obi-Wan, Luke or Leia; the two children who were separated from their parents at birth and the man who did it. To have any of them then abandon their own child would seem a bit like a bit of a piss-take.

I'm quite happy Rey's parents weren't anyone we already knew, as I thought that would be predictable and nothing but fan-service. At the same time I wanted it to be a more interesting story than her being the daughter of no one in particular. But as I type that, I wonder if that makes her a pure product of the Force.

I would however like to know what made Snoke such a powerful wielder of the Force.

Vincent D'Onofrio as Fisk is easily one of the best villains in the MCU. I'm glad he's coming back, I just hope Marvel aren't going to become overly reliant on the few good bad guys they have over creating new ones.

I like how cagey EA are being about how they're changing the game. Surely it's going to be open-world, multiplayer or MMO.

If they'll be including sports in the streaming service, then I think it's highly likely the Star Wars and Marvel content will be included as well. And frankly they NEED to include them in order to provide the most variety possible. It's all very well Disney wanting direct access to viewers money, but they have to make it worthwhile for us. £6 a month for Netflix is very reasonable when we're provided with content from a number of studios and contents providers, not so much when it's only from the one, even if it is the biggest.

Then there's the danger every studio wants to start down this road.