Hello folks,

You might have noticed that we did a little upgrade on the comments system recently on the main SG blog, letting you reply to each other's comments in threads and use avatars.

Except nobody is using avatars, and they should be, because otherwise it looks rather sad and bare. Methinks it's because people don't really know how.

The answer is Gravatar (or Globally Recognised Avatars...see what they did there?). Gravatar is a site that you sign...

Yamster

Apparently I do. Oh my.

This will be updated more from now on. I swear.

Yamster

Google, whether you like them or not, are here to stay. They've pretty much 'become' the internet over the past few years, leading the charge with all sorts of new technologies (or buying them up if someone's beaten them to it) and lately I've realised that their dominance of the internet is no bad thing. If anything, I'm kinda thankful for all the stuff they do, because it's all genius. Well, with the exception of Lively by Google, anyway....

Yamster

Picture the scene. Fuji Speedway, Japan. Long, arching circuit with a lot of straights and wide, gentle corners; ideal territory for any top-end supercar.


The grid is set - my opponents, five of them, in Ferraris, Audi supercars and high-class Mercedes coupes. Me in a totty little Lancer Evolution. My Japanese workhorse against their European muscle and flair.

It's obvious who's going to come last, isn't it? Even when...

Yamster

Now, the PSP/PS3 interconnectivity offered in the form of Remote Play is a very handy feature. It means that, from work or from some other remote location, you can have a shot of PixelJunk Monsters, drop a message to a buddy or activate some Store downloads so they're ready for you when you get home. Alternatively, you can - as I found out tonight - watch some TV, depending on where you are in the world. And this...

Yamster