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It was number 1 for me but it was a toss up between it and God of War.

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice is the one that instantly sprang to my mind, but there's countless games where that's the case and a few good ones have already been suggested.

I think they touched on the decision to remove the Embiggen option on one of the Devcasts, the reason being the videos are already quite big, and if you want to make them even bigger there's the "Fill browser" option on the GB player that will do just that.

As someone who engages with the forums very infrequently and who mainly comes to GB for the videos and podcasts, I love the new website and I think it's a vast improvement over the old one, everything feels in the right place and I don't find myself spending minutes looking for old content as everything is a lot more intuitive and search-friendly - the only thing I would like to see changed is that the featured video section is a bit bigger at the moment, I'd like to see it a bit smaller and then maybe it expands when you actually click on it?

I also really like the addition of the carousels, the "This day in GB history" especially has been great to discover old content that pre-dates my discovering of the site.

Also, if you prefer the light theme you're just plain wrong.

This. I have fairly large hands but quite skinny fingers and I've had 0 problems with the Joycons.

I also play my Switch almost exclusively undocked, so I'm not really interested in buying a Pro controller. If you think you'll want to play both docked and undocked regularly it might be worth investing in one, as I don't really like using the joycons with either the grip or holding one in each hand.

I loved what I played of this so far, it was on sale during Oculus' winter sale so I bought it for around £15 but I think it's absolutely worth the £30 it normally costs.

My only real complaint so far is that the shooting doesn't feel as good as it does in most other VR games, but it is perfectly fine for what it is and the variety in guns and accessories you can loot throughout the game partially makes up for it.

I have also had no issues so far with bugs or anything like that, so if anyone's looking for a good VR game where you can play as one of the crew members in FTL and actually take matters into your own hands during missions, I can't recommend it enough.

Except for number 1, which is probably my favourite game period, I'd say in no particular order:

1. Journey

2. Witcher 3

3. Red Dead Redemption

4. Rocket League

5. Psychonauts

6. Binding of Isaac

7. Horizon: Zero Dawn

8. The Last of Us

9. Mount and Blade: Warband

10. FF XV

Close calls are: Inside, Dishonored 1 and 2, Portal 1 and 2, The Stanley Parable.

Suprised that no one so far has included BoTW in their list by the way, I would have expected to see it a lot around here.

I play sitting 1-2 feet from my Switch. The only thing between the controller and the Switch is my body, and I've been having syncing issues every 3-4 minutes. It's driving me insane.

I usually go for the hardest setting, unless it's a notoriously difficult game. Sometimes this backfires, as some games just make all enemies super bullet spongy to up the difficulty, which makes the game more tedious than challenging.

I played both with a friend and solo, and I too feel really disappointed.

It feels like they combined the worst aspects of The Division and MSG V together.

Watching previews before this beta had already lowered my expectations, but this feel so directionless and repetitive that I can't see myself playing it after this beta is over, especially with all the good games already out and those about to be released.