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The morning Inbox is pleasantly surprised by Call Of Duty: Ghosts on Wii U, as one reader admits to losing faith with Microsoft.

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Horse before cartI want to buy a next gen console and was opting for the Xbox One after it’s 180 on 24 hour check-ins and what not, but now the whole power thing between the Xbox and PlayStation being so drastic is leaving me slightly perturbed, which one should I buy?I want a powerful console, I already own a Xbox 360 and a Wii U but which one should I choose? All I can say is I’m looking forward to Titanfall, but that’s an exclusive to Microsoft. Help!KingLegion2000 (gamertag/Nintendo ID)

GC: We’ll be covering this very difficult question in a number of ways over the next few weeks, but our basic advice remains the same as always: let the games you want to play dictate which console you buy, not the other way around.

King of the castleJust wanted to write in to recommend the recently-released Castlevania: Lords Of Shadow Collection to all those interested in approaching the MercurySteam reboot series with an open mind. The collection is a fantastic deal, including the original game, which was a massive 20 hour experience, both downloadable content packs, an HD version of the formerly 3DS exclusive Mirror Of Fate, and a nice vertical slice of a demo for the upcoming Lords Of Shadow 2.

I truly enjoyed these games, especially the original Lords Of Shadow, and am proud to say the sequel is among my most-anticipated games of 2014. Many gamers dismissed the reboot as a God Of War clone with Shadow Of The Colossus boss fights, but if you give it a chance you will find this assessment to be horribly reductive. Lords Of Shadow boasts breathtaking visuals, tight controls, and an excellent story that defies any expectation you might have of something with the Castlevania brand attached to it.

MercurySteam was also able to work in some of their native Spanish influences into the production, and that unique flavour really adds to the atmosphere of Lords Of Shadow. It’s not just ‘dark’ in that generic way many games are. The environments and sound design really do a great job of expressing the central theme of the game – that you are witnessing the decaying end to one mythological age and ushering in the beginning of a new era.

I still consider it arguably the most underrated game of the generation. The collection will set you up nicely for the sequel, which will feature a more open-world structure and a movable camera. Yes, I want a true console follow-up to Symphony Of The Night too, but it’s been 15 years people!David from San Francisco

Surprisingly entertainingI picked up Call Of Duty: Ghosts over the weekend and I must admit I’m pleasantly surprised. I’m one of the few that picked it up on Wii U after reading the reaction it received on Miiverse and I’m currently playing through using the GamePad. The controls feel as good as when I played the previous games on Xbox but I have to set the sensitivity every time I play which can be annoying.

As soon as I have finished the campaign I’ll be playing through it again using the Wiimote to see the difference before trying the different controls online. The online base isn’t massive but also isn’t as barren as the latest figures might suggest. You can find a game in most the modes and the game comes into its own when you have someone to pay co-op with.

Me and a mate played through some local Extinction and it worked so well with him on the TV with the Pro Controller and me on the GamePad, it fits really well onto the smaller screen and my mate had no advantage on the bigger TV. We then went online and it worked just the same. I am very impressed how well the two screens work.

I suggest anyone who does have a Wii U to pick it up. Yes, it will not get downloadable content (I have never bought one map pack for Call Of Duty so not an issue for me) but it sure makes it up with all the different control options and playing online whilst laying in bed is great and If anyone does have it please feel free to add me.Terror4mer (gamertag/Nintendo ID)PS: Peter Watts. I’v had a couple of Wii U nights and have found Nintendo Land very popular, 12 of us sat round taking turns on Mario Chase while drinking for six hours. It’s as fun to watch as it is to play.

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Hard informationRE: Paulscott1972. I’m thinking about doing exactly the same thing and upgrading my PlayStation 4 when I set it up. With PlayStation Plus eating up a large chunk of my PlayStation 3 HD, and game install sizes ballooning to around 50GB, the 500GB hard drive will be full in no time. I have looked about and Kotaku have an article about HD upgrades here.

While the solid state drives are a tad expensive and don’t have the capacity I’d be looking for, the Seagate Momentus 1TB hybrid drive is pretty tempting. It’s available on Amazon for £80. It has the capacity of a hard drive with the speed of a solid-state drive, so it should be the best of both worlds.

Alternatively if you’re not too fussed about a hybrid drive this Samsung/Seagate 1TB drive looks pretty decent for £50. This article has a few pointers and info that should also help.

I’m sure there will be YouTube videos by the hundreds on how to upgrade the hard drive when the console releases in the US this Friday.Cubes (PSN ID), Cubes73 (Nintendo, Steam, Raptr IDs), Kevin M, Cubes1 (Twitter)

With permissionRegarding Sony’s policy on reselling of disc-based software or software downloads, I think the key words are: ‘unless expressly authorised by us’. What it suggests to me is they’re authorising it right now, but there is a clause in place that infers flexibility. Whether Sony would exercise that right is another matter entirely, but it’s there in plain English. I haven’t seen Microsoft’s policy, but I wouldn’t be at all surprised if it includes words to that effect (or Microsoft are currently in the process of a redraft).

I’m inclined to think we won’t witness such restrictions implemented during the next gen (I almost said this gen, not long to wait) but once it’s digital only, it will likely put paid to any debate over reselling anyway.

I’m sure both manufacturers will be keeping a close eye on how many of us still buy discs as opposed to downloading. I’d remain with the former as long as possible for obvious reasons; then at least they may be forced into lowering digital prices to entice gamers, and subsequently discourage reselling.Up4Banter

GC: The Xbox One’s terms of use employs similarly malleable language, which almost seems like it could be construed to mean anything in the hands of a good lawyer.

Pointless wanderingOn Saturday I think I found a serious downside to open world/sandbox games, aimless wandering.I started my gaming session with a strong urge for some Conflict: Global Storm action. Starting the game again on the original Xbox I admit I had a real retrospective laugh, and blasted Bradley, Conners, and co. through their first two levels.

Then I decided to press on with GTA V and I just couldn’t progress, I took turns with all three characters, searching for something useful and progressive to do. For some reason I couldn’t activate anyone’s next mission.Maybe it was the pint of Bacardi Breezer, but the game beat me into apathy after about half an hour. Sometimes it’s nice when games are slightly linear and focused, because pointless wandering can be an unexciting drag.msv858 (Twitter)

GC: Pint of what now?

American TVJust to help out that guy that was talking about getting his Sky box working on an Xbox One, I came across this story today. Basically the short of it is they’ve delayed bring the NOW TV app to Xbox One until next summer. And for some reason Sky Go is evern further away, if it all. ‘Looking ahead, we will also consider any future opportunities for Sky Go,’ is what Sky says.

If you can’t physically connect your box to the console then I think you’re stuffed. Which seems to me that the majority of people in the UK aren’t going to be able to connect their TV whether they want to or not. Just as everyone said when it was first unveiled the thing seems like it’s made for Americans and basically nobody else.Franky

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Losing faithMaybe it’s just me, but it just feels like ever since the unveiling of the Xbone no news is good news regarding the brand. First we had the controversial restrictions from the outset, along with the fact they are forcing us to buy Kinect 2 with the machine. Yes, they reversed the restrictions, but have kept it in their terms that they can go back to them at any time, so it’s a half-hearted gesture so far, and you still have to buy Kinect with the machine.

I don’t like Microsoft’s persistence with their pipe dreams for Kinect, despite almost everyone disliking it, and then forcing us to buy it knowing that full well. I don’t like that the very hardware was compromised for Kinect inclusion while keeping the price down, and to run three operating systems simultaneously to support TV and things like Skype, all of which I have no interest in, and now it seems they are charging for Skype even?!

I resent that so much of their focus with the Xbone has been taken off of gaming in the company’s ethos, which is reflected in the very console itself. It’s been a catalogue of disasters from the get go (for me), and now we have zero backwards compatibility and this!

It just feel to me, that MS have screwed up the Xbone so much, that they want nothing to do with it now and to abandon their Xbox customers, for something that was not their customer’s fault. The future of Xbox has never looked so shaky and uncertain.

Talking about all this and my open dislike of the Xbone could understandably make me come across as someone who hates the brand, but nothing could be further than the truth. Pre-Xbone, I am very much an Xbox gamer, almost exclusively so in fact, and this is precisely why I am so angry. That Microsoft could mess up the brand so much, for me anyway, because I loved Xbox pre-Xbone.

Sony are doing all the right things, and have created a machine that’s a games machine first and foremost, and at least they are persisting with it, unlike Microsoft perhaps, who seem to be having second thoughts due to consequences of their own shortcomings/bad decisions.Spartas Edge (disgruntled Xbox gamer, soon to be PlayStation 4 gamer)

Inbox also-ransHave Sony and Microsoft confirmed those next gen console bundle releases?Rhys Jones

GC: It wouldn’t really be down to them but to GAME. As far as we know though they haven’t officially announced them.

Isn’t it worrying for Nintendo that Call of Duty: Ghosts on the unreleased PlayStation 4 has outsold the Wii U version? I’d love to see a Nintendo home console sales fight back, but, considering this is coming up to the console’s second Christmas, I think they’ve blown it.Jonesey

GC: Well, it’s obviously not good news but Nintendo have got a lot more pressing things to worry about than that when it comes to the Wii U.

This week’s Hot TopicWith the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 out in just a couple of weeks (the PS4 is this Friday in the US) this weekend’s Inbox asks which next gen launch game you’re most looking forwards to.

You can find a complete list here, including both exclusives and multiformat titles, but which ones do you find the most interesting? Have you already pre-ordered any and are you prepared to put up with limitations in terms of either gameplay or graphics because they’re launch games?

What do you think of the launch line-ups of both consoles and how do you think they compare to the launch of previous consoles? Are there any obvious omissions you’re disappointed in and are you looking forward to any of the downloadable games, as well as just retail?

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SHOUT OUT to the Dursley DJs collective in Gloucestershire, and especially to listener Bob Earle. He's fully representing the area on this week's Desert Island Disco, and taking us on a disco odyssey:

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In the autumn of last year a group of likeminded individuals gathered and decided that it would be good to hold regular sessions where DJs could get together and play in front of a crowd, and thus formed the Dursley DJ Collective.

The plan was that once a month (usually the last Saturday of the month) the DDJs Sessions would run, where anyone could put their name down to DJ a slot (30 minutes), and within that slot they could play whatever they wished, the only real criterion being someone should want to dance to it. So genre wasn’t limited, nor medium, as within the collective there was enough equipment to cover most requirements, i.e. vinyl, CD or digital.

After the first couple of sessions it was decided that the best way to run the nights were to have beginners between 8 and 10, and the more established DJs between 10 and 1. Newbies could then move to one of the later slots as they became more skilled.

The evenings are a great success, attracting far more request for slots than are available, and word of mouth means that more and more people are coming along to just dance the night away. One of the best things being that it is free entry, therefore no one is excluded.

The evenings have brought together an amazingly talented bunch of DJs, that you would expect existed in a small market town in Gloucestershire.

I started as a complete novice, not really thinking about any of the fine detail and skill that goes into putting together and playing out a set, just knowing I loved music and dancing. I now have the bug, and though my level of skill has only slightly increased, I enjoy compiling a set list and trying to get it to work together, and more importantly seeing people dancing to the music I play out and enjoying themselves.

So I thought I would put forward for selection a number of tracks that I have played out when I have DJed

Donna Summer – I feel LoveEddie Drennon – Disco JamSunburst Band – Taste the Groove, HT remixPrincess Freesia – Freesia, Joey Negro remixGino Soccio – It’s AlrightPhreek plus One – La Spirale, J Loveboat mixShahid Mustif mc – Getting to Know mcPhibes – Rubber BandJohn Davis Orchestra – Bourgie, BourgieBaby ‘O – In the ForestAzoto – San SalvadorMillion Dollar Orchestra – Get it BoyPlantlife – Luv me (til it hursts) RSL remixSunkids ft. Chance – Rescue Me Bini & Martini 999 funk remix)

Details about the group and the evenings can be found on Facebook at Dursley DJ Sessions. That is also the place where you can put your name down to DJ.I’m sure if you put your name forward Lauren, they will put you straight in to one of the slots between 10 and 1.

I hope that you will consider me and play out some of my tracks, and more importantly giving a big shout out to the originators of idea, the ones that do all the organising, all the many DJs there have been, and the wonderful folk of Dursley and the surrounding area who come along to dance and support such a great idea and provide such a friendly atmosphere.

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The 12th/13th century Nave was originally oblong with a flat roof; the recess for the beams can still be seen in the chancel arch. The nave has an attractive wagon roof with magnificent arched rafters, a vivid illustration of the skills of medieval craftsmen.

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In front if the church, the Yew Tree, supported by poles, is said to be at least 1500 years old, older than the original church. It is practically hollow and it is a miracle of nature that so much can be supported on so little. There are 369 gravestones in the churchyard, the oldest dated 10th November 1702 and there are two dated 1706. An area is set aside as a Garden of Remembrance and used for the interment of ashes.To the south west of the church, a cemetery contains 619 gravestones as well as a considerable number of unmarked graves. In this cemetery is the grave of Sophia Jex-Blake, one of the first women doctors. From about 1955 interments have been in the cemetery in Eridge Lane.

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