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I'm not tarring all Kilmarnock fans with the same brush, so I should have worded it differently. It got my attention because he's an ex-Notts County player. I know there were allegations of racism against a Kilmarnock fan who racially abused Alfredo Morelos last year. Every club has its bad fans, even it they're very much in the minority.

I see Alex Dyer has left Kilmarnock. I hear fans were racially abusing him a few weeks ago as well.

That could be a good shout. I suppose there's also a chance that the series about The Long Night could be reimagined in animated form, but I'd find that less interesting.

Maybe it could be something that involves a lot of magic, the sort of thing that would be an expensive logistical challenge to film in live action.

There's something satisfying about putting in the work to tend to your crops and eventually see them grow and be ready for harvest. It's a game that has a comfortable familiarity about its routine. While I wouldn't say it's "fun" in the heart-pounding adrenaline rush sense of the term, it's enjoyable as a game to unwind with.

Ten points from safety now. I know it's unlikely, but that's not an impossible target.

It's one of the PS Plus games for February, alongside Control.

It's a little different because while No Man's Sky lacked a lot of features the developers had promised, it was still a functional game. Cyberpunk is relatively feature-complete, but runs horribly.

I'm quite sure some people on here did it not so long ago.

So many of Notts County's games have been postponed so far. Tomorrow's match against Torquay, if it goes ahead, will be their first league match in nearly a month, which is ridiculous for the usually jam-packed December and January schedules. National League teams are typically about ten matches behind those in the EFL right now.

I agree. In the long-term, I don't think loans are going to be good for pretty much any non-league club.

Desperados 3 is on there now as well. I've been interested in that for a while, so it's a great addition for me.

My guess is that they're trying to push people further towards Game Pass.

Twelve National League North teams have called for the season to be suspended. If you look at their league positions, you can probably understand why:

It's such crap that the demo is exclusive to PS5. You've got a multiplatform game that walls off content to anyone who hasn't dodged the scalpers and bought an expensive new machine. Speaking of such console scarcity, that has to be the reason they're now releasing the game for Xbox One and PS4 as well. Putting out a game in a hugely popular franchise on consoles only a small number of people have wouldn't be a wise business decision.

It's still a lot like the other games, but the targets are more specific to the story. It's less a case of "kill this person because a rich client wants us to" and more "kill this person because that's how the story will progress".

Hitman 3 definitely integrates the story into the levels much more than its predecessors did. I wouldn't say that I dislike it, but I agree that it sometimes feels a little more restrictive.

HBO has announced that a television adaptation of the Dunk and Egg stories will be made. That's despite GRRM saying a while back that it wasn't something he was keen to do because he didn't want another scenario in which the televised version overtook his own books. The books are short, granted, but it's also been ten years since the last one came out. Expect history to repeat itself.

Nintendo has been doing a surprisingly good job with demos lately. Pikmin 3: Deluxe, Hyrule Warriors, Bravely Default II and Monster Hunter Rise have all have free demos over the last few months. It's sad how archaic the practice has become, so I hope it's making a comeback of sorts.

PC Game Supply has US gift cards equal to the exchange rate, and it occasionally has special offers. I think it's possible to get them on Amazon as well. There are also grey market key sellers, but those can be very risky.

I feel as though the new Hitman games are the result of a series finally achieving its potential. The games were always good at their best, but they were frustrating too. The new ones strike a great balance between accessibility and depth, which makes them so fun to experiment with. Obviously, the recent rise of game streaming has helped too. Hitman games are some of the most entertaining to watch.

I'm looking forward to it as well. If you're playing on PC, you apparently can't play the older levels if you have the previous games on a platform other than the Epic Store. That's annoying. I've been playing on Xbox One, though, so I'll be OK, albeit with inferior graphics.

You'll have to hope that Daniel Levy plays a series of blinders.

This is looking very pleasant, even if I don't know who almost all of the Pokemon are.

The "excuse" that they focused primarily on the PC holds little weight when you consider that even that version released with a lot of game-breaking bugs. There's no way they didn't know they were releasing a product that didn't work properly.