Wraxend

I waited to get the Switch until Mario came out and picked up Zelda along with it. I'm glad I got both together cause neither on their own are enough to hold that system up. Looking back on both I'd say Zelda is the superior of the two as the motion controls in Mario really soured my experience especially when using the Pro Controller. As for Zelda there's just something about losing yourself in Hyrule and discovering everything for the first time that can't be explained until you experience it for yourself.

As for the Switch altogether it's exactly what I thought it would be, a system just for the exclusives and nothing else. I've picked up 6 more games since then taking my library up to 8 and from what has since been announced there's only 2 more games I'm currently looking forward to. But I'm ok with that as I knew that's what I was getting myself into with Nintendo.

Man these tetris pieces are the bane of my life at the moment I've got 4 beams close to a 5th but every time I try to do these tetris ones I just end up banging my head against them.

This game is the sort where it's best to leave it when stuck and come back to it after a while, I'm now on 151 and +14 and have 3 of the trophies, I've seen a couple of +'s but haven't been at the right angle to get them yet.

So far 92 and +11 and I'm loving this game so far.

@bvilleneuve: I'm in the same boat, don't care about the price I just want it.

There's already a thread if you're looking for some PSN friends.

All comes down to price, I'll buy whatever is the cheapest and nine times out of ten thats physical.

If you figure it out and act quickly Millar will inform you that you've done the right thing.

1. MGS3
2. MGS5
3. MGS
4. MGS4
5. MGS2

Phantom Pain is amazing to play no doubt about that, but the story of 3 is still the best, with also the best female character in all of gaming The Boss. Really wish Hideo had made the MGS5 focus on The Boss in WW2 like he planned originally that would of been amazing!