Mr Bean's Holiday - but Mr Bean learnt to talk in his earlier life, and things just yet smoothly and he had a nice Holiday.

If it’s anything from the standard I’d be surprised.

Max will lead from the front and barely see another car, that’s a dead cert.

I think Hamilton will end up around 7th, after qualifying well but having some bad luck and issues throughout the race.

Russel will be the standout surprise and get on, or close to, the podium!

Norris interchangeable with Russel, either on the podium instead of, or just outside. I think he’ll have a good weekend.

I’d set it in Edinburgh, imagine the world trying to understand and make sense of the dialect and local tongue. There could be some very interesting stories to be told however, and it wouldn’t be as expected as another major town like London/Paris etc. I think it’s overlooked.

You could expand to the wider Scottish landscape much like they did with LA, out in the highlands, different towns and touring the cost. Could be helluva lot of fun!

It's important to be aligned in your goals - there are objectives all over the map and whilst nipping off to clear out a small nest sounds like a good idea, it can quickly escalate and mean the rest of the team need to come and bail you out, which also rarely goes to plan. Stick together as a group and communicate about where you are heading and who is doing what.

Once you have that down, you can probably survive long enough to extract.

Now, to optimise. Be sure to use your dive A LOT - it's the best tool for getting out of a tight spot quickly.

Don't save your stims, you can resupply often and usually find some restocks along the way, use all the stims all of the time. Same with your grenades. You can't take these with you when you die and when you're health is less than 80%, there's a big chance that a big hit is taking you out.

Clear waves before pressing on. Usually you can run into multiple waves or roaming groups by trying to escape - it's usually safer to stay and clear the current wave before moving. Or else you will get overrun.

Also - just enjoy yourself, it's a bloody brilliant experience with friends.

100% - when I was 10, it was when Oasis broke onto the scene and that was the time when I was obsessed with music. It was a joy!

I now have a 10 year old myself and seeing just how little they are able to interact with music in the same way is a shame. Most of the tracks sound the same and the constant flow of new music delivered at them through different means is overwhelming. We used to have to get pocket money and go to Woolworths to buy the latest single, or album, whereas these days it's throw away at the touch of a button.

Whilst I do enjoy digital music delivery, it's super easy - I think it's lost a large part of the experience for younger people trying to get into and enjoy music!

I watch Mo Salah play at Brighton a few years back and I have to say, when he was in his prime he was unbelievable. Not only the skill and passion, but how much he looked like he was enjoying himself. Everything he does, he's smiling. The natural skill and ability was just insane, weaving in and out of players, finding the space and ultimately looking like a great.

I'd love to talk about player experiences in a game and how that might be misaligned with AAA studios.

If you look at the games that have blown up over the last 6-12 months, so many of them have been from smaller studios who are great at doing 1-2 things really well (Enshrouded, Palworld, Helldivers, etc).

I'd love to see a AAA studio get back to basics and nail what a player wants from a game.

V: Rising Castlevania crossover DLCHaving just come off the back of DLC, they've gone and announced more. It's great!Being able to crossover with some other beloved franchises is fantastic, and I'm pleased they've managed to keep it on theme and not gone too wide with brands or crossovers - bravo!