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I'd finish Horizon first. There's a rhythm and sense of timing pretty unique to the game. Coupled with its controls being way different than what most games go with, it's been rough going back to it after playing any other 3rd person game this past week (Nier, Zelda, Witcher 3). I can't tell you the umber of times I ran up to a robot intending to hit it with my spear, and just crouched. Or tried to hit something with my sword in Witcher only to throw a bomb at it from point-blank. Not the best mistakes to make on the hardest difficulty in either game

I bought it for Bayonetta 2, and then proceeded to only ever play Bayonetta 2 and Smash Bros on it until last week. So, my list is as follows:

1. Bayonetta 2

2. Zelda: Breath of the Wild

3. Smash Bros

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I just don't see the point with no game I'm interested in other than Zelda and I don't feel like I'm losing out playing it on the Wii U instead. That said, if the Switch had some sort of achievement/trophy system, I'd be all over it.

There's a scenic view collectable that shows a landmark being called "Denver Stadium" so I connected the single dot to itself to figure out where I was

I've played all of Nier. All 4 endings. This game doesn't seem to have much of anything to do with it except maybe being on the same planet?

Play Bayonetta 2 though. Whatever you do after that, nothing can be as bad of an idea as owning a Wii U and not playing that amazing game

For me, it was 2004. Nothing's beaten that so far. 1998 comes in second. 2007 was pretty amazing too

All mods can go in certain types of gear. Some can go in more than one, but very few. I'm guessing the coil you're talking about goes into the gun weapon, which I still haven't touched myself

Speaking to my own taste in games, yeah you're totally crazy. Sony is releasing AAA exclusives left and right. Between Yakuza 0 and Nioh last month, Horizon this week and Nier next week, I can't keep up

I've played probably around 15 hours and I'm absolutely loving this game. It looks amazing, sounds amazing, plays amazing, the story's actually intriguing. The only thing that makes me sad about it is that the more I reveal of the map, the less exploring of this cool-ass world I'll be able to do