H1Z1 was released this week, to a lot of criticism over their handling of microtransactions within the game, and the accusation that you can Pay To Win. This comes months after developers of the game assured Reddit users this wouldn't be the case. Specifically, they themselves agreed with the userbase that paying for weapons and ammo would suck and wasn't in their plans, only to reveal at launch that weapons and ammo are available through paid-for airdrops. We cover this and give our thoughts. Also, what games did you want as a kid but never actually got? Could be something you asked for as a Christmas present, a game mum refused to let you play, or a game that was only available in a different country and you were too young to know about import games.