Picky_Bugger

@nick: I get why you'd say that but this game to me felt nothing like a Bethesda game. Yeah they have open worlds like this but the interactions you have are so totally different that I don't see a correlation past them both having big maps.

@toosweet: There's no need for a cookbook, just chuck anything in the pots and it becomes obvious what'll make decent meals and what won't. The system isn't complex to need a crafting page.

There are too many test of strength shrines, they are boring as all hell.

As someone else said The last boss fight is awful, such a waste.

@teddie: I find the Boglin videos oddly enjoyable, guess it's a nostalgic thing and I'd feel the same if it were a video on monsters in my pocket. His whole person is incredibly tedious apart from that however.

@paulmako: Oh man, Mark of the Ninja. I was enjoying that game so much, I actually found myself saying that it was amazing out loud to myself. But as the story progresses and you lose your sword etc it just got so bad that I never finished it. I have never been more disappointed with the second half of a game.

@yesiamaduck: I just end up feeling so sad for people like that. Assuming they aren't literal children (which they probably are) what has to happen in your life that a fucking flawed system like Metacritic has so much power over you.

It's such an optimistic idea. looking forward to his output.

@whatshisface: Why would you? Unless you went it just joins the meaningless spiral of content that we all absorb daily. Hell, I can hardly remember the panel from this weekend.

For me it's the constant outrage about everything, that and sequels for everything.

First console I've had since the PS2, first one I've ever bought with my own money. As a handheld home gaming system I'm very happy, hopefully it'll do better than the Wii U.