Joant73

Anyone here get theirs yet? Waiting for some feedback before I move on this offer.

Interesting, far from conclusive but I think late 2019 is a strong possibility, it certainly looked pretty close to being done last E3. I remember seeing that Sony indicated they wanted to keep it somewhat spread out from Days Gone as they have similar themes, so I think late 2019 fits that bill. Also, if we are going to see the PS5 in 2020, I think Sony will want to get this game out before then to close this gen so to speak, then they can sell remasters on PS5, similar to how the first was handled. Either way, I will be grabbing it whenever it comes.

If you like the Bioware formula (i.e. Dragon Age) you will probably like it. A lot of conversations and relationship building and pretty fun action as well. The original trilogy are classics IMO and are definitely worth playing. Andromeda is a lot better now after the patches and is also a really fun game if you want to get a feel for the style with a game more up to modern standards.

I don't mind a few, too many can get tedious. I like when they are worked in well and used for world building, like they give you an opportunity to learn about the town you are in or the NPC who assigned it.

I think the two DLCs for Witcher 3 were the best I've played as far as how much content they added and the quality of that content. Frozen Wilds for Horizon was also great.

The OneX may be more powerful but from what I have seen the resolution differences are minimal and there are very few cross-platform games show any significant difference. XBox does have the bluray player and backwards compatibility which are strong features. But Sony has by far had the better exclusive games this generation, I think that has made the difference in sales. On topic, PS4 passing the 360 is a nice milestone as the 360 definitely dominated the PS3 last gen. I am curious as to who will step up come next gen.

I have never been to good at that last part, lol, much like you all I am always picking up more games a building a backlog. Mostly I just play as much as I can, try to prioritize games, and then wait for those lulls in between releases to get caught up. Fall time heading into the holidays is always tough as a lot of games are dropping, but summer usually slows down a bit I can get somewhat caught up. I also tier my games, so "must buys" I puck up day 1 regardless of backlog. Then there are games I want to play but don't need right away, I will usually use gamefly for these as it is cheaper and spreads them out a bit for me, or I grab them on sale later. Then there are the "seems interesting but I'm not too pressed to play it," those end up at the end of the gamefly list and I get to them as I can.

Two that I primarily use, a PS4 and a Switch. I also have a PS3 and N64 but they don't played very often.

Yea hopefully there is, I highly recommend it. I like AC games but they rarely stand out as truly great, this one really surprised me by how much I enjoyed it, a GOTY level game to me.

Probably Skyrim, as that is easily the game I have the most hours in. But Witcher 3 and AC: Odyssey would be up there for me as well. Something with a big open world I could explore endlessly and that has good replay value.

I don't have any video game specific ones yet, but I have considered a few. Zelda would be a big one, probably a Tri-force, Ocarina, or the Master Sword. I have also thought a Vault Boy bobble-head could make a cool tattoo.

I always enjoyed the Stone architecture of Markarth in Skyrim. Witcher 3 also had some really impressive cities. Horizon ZD also has one that comes to mind, the main Carja city is really impressive. I remember when you first approach it in game, you are on this heavily wooded path increasing in elevation until it appears on the horizon on this big raised plateau with these massive bridges leading to it, its a pretty breathtaking moment in that game.

I tend to be a heavy armor person. My favorite build in Skyrim is a heavy armor two handed weapon build. I like to build HP/Stamina tanks that just go in and crush everything, no sneaking, no fuss, just walk in and wreck. With that build in Skyrim (once at a certain level of course) I can walk right up to Dragon Priests and crush them in 2-3 hits. That's not to say I haven't built some light armor stealth characters that are fun as well, my stealth archer is definitely another go to.

For me its Pokemon. I guess because I always received the old Pokemon games as Christmas gifts when I was a kid. I have a copy of Lets Go but haven't played it yet, will probably pull it out around Christmas for a nice nostalgia hit.

Journey is really amazing and can be beaten in one sitting.