I'd say play The Witcher 3, although its coming from someone who hasn't been 'grabbed' by MGS5 a few hours in, whereas The Witcher 3 grabbed me from its opening sequence.
Reading the word 'salt' in a videogame might inspire children to eat more salt. It's not healthy to eat lots of salt, thus Nintendo prevented you from using the word 'salt'. Think about the kids!
I never got into Peace Walker either, so all the reviews saying it's basically an evolved version of Peace Walker is dissapointing. But that's coming from someone who loved MGS: The Twin Snakes (the GameCube remaster), loved MGS2, hated MGS3: Snake Eater (the alternate camera mode of Subsistence fixed some of the problems I had with the gameplay, still didn't like the setting or story) and loved MGS4 aside from that awful last cutscene.
Just because you didn't experience any problems doesn't mean that the PC version of Arkham Knight is perfectly fine. There have been simply too many reports and videos of the game's performance problems. The fact that the game was pulled from Steam and hasn't been rereleased a full month after launch says enough.
So far Mission Impossible Rogue Nation and I really enjoyed Furious 7 as a dumb action movie. Avengers 2 was a bit of a letdown as was Jurassic World. I also kinda liked San Andreas for what it was (a dumb disaster movie in which The Rock rocks). Haven't seen Mad Max, based on the trailers that movie doesn't interest me at all.
Wasn't the original Shenmue one of the most expensive videoames ever made (at the time)? I thought it cost Sega an amount north of $60 million. With that in mind it seems crazy to think that Shenmue 3 would feature a world at least as big and dense aa the first one on a budget of $2 million, even with $10 million Shenmue 3 could never be the game the fans would want.
One of my favorite story moments in Arkham Origins is the moment that Batman saves The Joker from falling to his death. The Joker can't believe or understand Batman's choice to save him, at that point the obsession of The Joker with Batman really begins.
Terminator Genisys: It's a dumb action movie, but I kinda liked it. Arnold was pretty good in it and it had some decent action scenes. The story is beyond stupid and Hollywood should really stop pushing terrible Australian actors into movies (first Sam Worthington, now Jai Courtney).
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