The_Greg

Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill.

It's worth $20. No point going into all the negatives/positives with that game again, but it's absolutely worth $20.

I'm going to have to agree. I don't think that there's anything wrong with Nintendo being more child-friendly, in fact they've mastered that part of the market for a long time. However, even the most mature Nintendo offerings are on the kiddy side.

I would much rather give my kid a Switch over a PS4 or Xbox, in the same way that I'd give him a Netflix kids account or only let him watch Disney movies.

I absolutely love the Nintendo Switch, though. I've been playing Xbox and PC for years and it's a fantastic change of pace to play something like Breath of the Wild, where everything is colourful and fun instead of being bleak and grim like Skyrim (which I also love).

People seem to be taking this post way too personally.

Two Worlds (PC, 360) and Warriors of Might & Magic (PS2) are both very high on my top games of all time list.

I'm aware of their shortcomings, but I love them unconditionally.

@pezen: I forgot about Mankind Divided. That's up there for me, too. I absolutely loved Human Revolution (top 5 of last gen), and MD just didn't do it for me at all.

Probably No Man's Sky. They've recovered massively, but I remember the first 5-10 hours as it dawned on me.... That game was half-baked as fuck.

Tempted to say Mass Effect Andromeda. However, I did finish that game and I didn't hate the gameplay.

I was a disappointed by Star Wars Battlefront 2 because they promised to fix all the issues in the first game. Which they did, by adding a bunch of other issues. Then they started fixing stuff and I would honestly say their recovery compares to that of No Man's Sky. SWBF2 now sits as my favourite multiplayer game of this generation, maybe.

Fantastic news. Congrats to family Gerstmann!

I thought last season wasn't too bad, but nowhere near as good as the first. Millie Bobby Brown irritates me a little bit at this point, which also puts me off watching the show.

I'll almost definitely still watch it though. It's decent TV to watch with a takeaway/takeout on a Friday night.

Star Wars KotOR. Mainly because it's one of my favourite games of all time, but also because you get a huge game that works well on mobile for pretty cheap.

I'd go as far as saying the mobile version is the best way to play this game. It's nice being able to whip it out whenever you get 5 minutes and make some progress, then save your game at any point.