Otacon

The last game that I had this for was Breath of the Wild, but only once I'd actually started playing it. I was excited for a new Zelda sure, but the way that game made everything an adventure and a discovery was amazing. I honestly didn't think I would feel that way playing a game as an adult.

I still think BOTW is utterly amazing by putting discovery first into its open world, I still play it every now and again. I love Mario Odyssey, but not to the same extent, I still have a bunch of moons to get but find I have to work a bit harder each time I pick it up to get back into it.

I'm 28. Didn't own my own console until my 8th Birthday when I got a PS1. I had played a few games on my cousin's game boy and we had tried to get Dark Forces and X wing to play on our home PC with limited results before that. So I have real nostalgia for the late 90s gaming landscape.

Wow ten years, been here the whole time through the ups and downs. Congratulations guys, you made the thing and we still love it!

Eh I kind of like them... have never bought one myself but have recieved a few as gifts

Pouring one out for you Ryan, still miss ya. Thanks again Mr Davis.

I was starting to flag on Marvel films a little, but I have to say Thor 3 and Black Panther both completely knocked it out of the park for me. I think Black Panther is my new favourite overall, a really strong cast of characters, an incredibly emotive story and one of the few times the villain is actually a proper character. Loved it.

I played about half way through the PS3 HD remaster and was loving it, but then life got in the way. Intend to pick up on PS4.

That nostalgia :). Thanks for sharing

Price is the single reason I still buy most games physically, though I've been getting into the habit recently of waiting for PSN sales. I managed to get a download code of SM Odyssey from Amazon for the same price as physical for switch but apart from that stores don't seem to sell download codes any cheaper than official stores if at all in the UK. If digital games weren't £10+ than boxed equivalent, I'd definitely be all digital by now.