foxes1988

It's only large in a geographic sense. I think people conflate that with with being culturally more diverse which I don't see. The USA in Europe would be like Britain being spread across all of Europe. Instead of having vastly different cultures in every nook and cranny. I would say culture wise and principles wise it's much 'smaller' and 'less diverse' than europe. With the country being so young it has to import it's cultural diversity rather than it develop naturally over 1000s of years like most of the rest of the world.

It wasn't game of the year or anything but Graphically it's been the most impressive game to date on the PS5 for me

Tbh though when I watch matches form the 90s and early 2000s the games can be incredibly hard to watch. They are faster paced basketball games but no one can spring more then 3 or 4 passes together and most of the 'attacks' are midfields lumping the ball in the box from about 34-40 yards out. Mixing it up occasionally by going more direct/speeding the tempo up/ pushing up positionally are all valid tactical options but any 'style' can be boring to watch. Even out title winning team was very boring to watch at times with the catenaccio tactic

Are these just all the regs we adopted after leaving the Eu though? ( you know all those 'crazy' rules that we wanted to abolish and then just adopted them all because most of them were not very intrusive, expensive or 'crazy' after all)

Getting one of these for my kid for xmas. Comes with Switch Sports, Mario kart 8. What other games should I get for him (he will be 6)? Was looking at getting New Super Lucky Tales and Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle as its 2 for £20 currently.