Al_Godoy

I jumped back to it after getting it day 1. I really love this game, although playing with friends online can still be a bit troublesome to connect. But once you get to the same online session it is a blast.

Creating weapons and armors is an addiction.

I love it and I am sure that the Nintendo Switch is going in that direction as well, which means that console gaming is still huge and that is good news for all of us.

Go Sony!

I don't care much about Halo. But if you told me Gears of War was coming to PS4 I would be very happy.

Will I get to keep my library? If that's so, I'm day one buyer, if not, my backlog is way too big to buy another console so fast.

Would be great... I am so excited for this game that I decided to finally finish the Blood and Wine DLC on The Witcher.

Today is about owning a PS4 and a Switch. That way, you have every gaming need covered.

You could own PC if you are a bit more hardcore, but that's more optional.

Damn it! And I just got my Super Samsh Bros. Pre order in. I'm gonna spend way too much money in games this Christmas.

I love it. I will buy it, but it still feels weird that they just copied what Nintendo did. They should have had some differentiating elements.

I love it and all, but I feel weird at how blatant a copy it is from Nintendo's idea. I know it's not the most original idea, but they could have maybe tried to do something different.

This game looks brilliant. I enjoyed Retro City Rampage a lot and this really feels like an upgrade in many different ways.

I think this is the kind of game that I should get on Switch, but I'll wait for the reviews.

I love offers, but that backlog is a monster, if I keep feeding I fear it will come to life and kill me.

I've been fighting hard the impulse to buy both Spiderman and DQXI, but the backlog is too darn big not only on PS4, but also on the Switch!

I hate being old. I have money for games now, but no time to play.

Never played much, but what I played I loved. I was ins college during this condole generation and other things became priority in those years.

I think I'll stick to my SNES mini version of the game. Sad, though, I had a friend lined-up for online play, we played the original together and now we live in different countries.

I'm hooked, but to be honest I haven't been able to play as much as I would've hoped... I hate being an adult.

This game is too good.

There goes my weekend. I'm so happy to have MH back on a big screen. The Wii U version was pretty decent. But I could never get really into it on 3DS, even though the online functionality was impressive for the little hardware.

The Switch is selling like crazy. Go Nintendo!