Hosstile17

I own a Pro and an X. The Pro probably gets more use due to the exclusives and my friends being there. But, my Xbox One X has been turned on less than ten times since launch. I kinda should have thought more about how much I use my PC and just how many games are on my more powerful PC and the Xbox. But, that is to say that I don't regret it. The convenience of being able to sit on my couch and talk to my fiancee and casually play Forza with really nice visuals is much preferable to leaning over a desk.

@doublespy: The MSRP for most 1080 ti cards is around $699 unless you want like an ASUS ROG with the dumb RGB lighting. I picked up an MSI Armor 1080 ti for the suggested retail price back in October for $699. Hope this helps!

I baaaaarely got mine in. I was the last pre-order available at my local LameStop.

I was himming and hawing between PC and Switch and have decided on PC.

@isomeri: I haven't touched mine other than to put the neon yellow joycon on it since I beat Zelda months ago. Just waiting on that Mario.

I dunno. I thought the Wii and Wii U were pretty great. So, the reference isn't really seeping in with me, unless you are saying that you feel like the marketing for Splatoon 2 is confusing and everybody thinks it is a new controller for an old thing.

Both are pretty fantastic in their own ways. Arkham Knight has more variety, even if the car stuff is a little tedious and man some of those final car-based boss fights are a pain in the ass. Mordor has less going for it and is a thinner experience in a lot of ways. But, I feel the quality is higher.

I say Mordor. But, both are dirt cheap nowadays. So, both?

I got 100% completion in Burnout Paradise on 360, PS3, and PC.

I don't care if you do or not, just disclose it. I am a huge proponent of the idea that if the first half of your game is complete trash and the second half is good, that doesn't change the quality of the first. Bad is bad. There are enough good games in the world that I don't need to slog through garbage to find a nugget of quality, especially when it is my hard-earned $60 at stake in most cases.

Mazzeltov!