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@GADG3Tx87 And lack of exclusives is on of the reasons Microsoft has failed this generation.

@GADG3Tx87 And people bashing games because they are not on their favourite console or continent. I just love games, and raging fanboyism is just petty and they give us gamers such a bad name. They almost make me ashamed to be a gamer at times. A good game is a good game. Simple as that.

@3Above Bayonetta 2 might not have been impactful to you, but that does not mean to say it was not a phenomenal gaming achievement. Many incredible works of gaming art have not sold well; for example, The Last Guardian, Shadow of the Colossus and Okami.

@3Above LOLOL.

Have you actually played BotW. It deserves every Game of the Year award and perfect score it got in my (and millions of others opinions). The open world was revolutionary. Their big games (Zelda, Mario, Metroid) are actually games, and are not trying to be movies, and often tell a story through visuals. They are video game art in its purest form full of intelligent level designs, challenge and often clever puzzles. A lot of big Western games are repeat quest A,B and C over and over and over, or shoot, shoot, shoot smash its face in. However you do get some incredible creativity such as God of War and Dreams. Games like The Last of Us are amazing, and I love them being a huge Sony fan, but they are closing the gap between movies and games. There are more ideas and clever level designs in one level of Super Mario Galaxy 2 thsn the whole Last of us experience (amazing as it was). Nintendo games are that and that only: Games.

Nintendo games are adored by millions, and for very good reason. For example, Pokemon, like it or not, has an exceptionally complex battle system and trying to play it online is a science, one that people still find new tactics for to this day. Their games are the most emulated, and their designs are ripped off more than anyone else's. Every game is influenced by Nintendo sone how, and many of their retro games have stood the test of time, and are just as playable now as they were on release.

Their games may often be cartoony, they are like the Pixar of video games and are universally loved by millions of children and adults.

@3Above Japanese games have been the best this generation, and gaming is all the better for it. I love my Playstation but look at the strength of Nintendo's brands. No gaming company achieve sales like Nintendo do for single console games. The attach rate of games Like Mario Kart, Pokemon, and Mario is just incredible. I am sure if these games were on all consoles they would be even bigger sellers.

@3Above Bayonetta 2 received many perfect scores and is considered best in its class. Zelda BotW has more perfect review scores than any game in history. Dark souls, Bloodborne, Sekiro, DMC 5. In fact, when did a good action game like this not come out of Japan? I am glad Microsoft lost this console generation, as gaming was becoming stale during the 360 generation with all the generic gung ho Americanised shooters. We have seen so much creativity and have had a new golden age of gaming this generation. And Japanese games have become more relevant.

Japanese games are still highly relevant. However, Japanese people work long hours and live very fast lives, so portable gaming works better for them.

@3Above The X Box is completely irrelevant as well.

If this is the final part of the Season Pass, why does it show there is still one dlc Challenge Tomb left on the title screen. I have Googled this and still no answer.