Smh @ All the 12 year old Nintendo fanboys whose Parents are falling hard for the Switch, same games, different platform, endless Mario cash ins.
Statments like that dont make sense. It can be said about all three platforms. Same games, same cash-ins, every single time.... for both the Xbox and Playstation brands, not just Nintendo. ALL THREE platforms do this. Endlessly. And as for the "parents" part, I could make exactly the same sort of statement, except replace "parents" with "people obsessed with guns or trying to look mature", since soooooooooo many games on those two consoles fit exactly that.
Hell, the term "cash-ins" doesnt make sense either. A game is either good, or it isnt. It doesnt matter if it's the 500th game in a series... it's just good, or it's just bad. Same with the endless stream of what I refer to as "Call of Halos" games out there. I'm bloody tired of seeing them, but people clearly like them for a reason. They must be good, in their own way. Even if any given one is the 3459673th game of it's series/type out there.
Honestly, I think people like to bash on Nintendo simply because the internet has decided that it's popular to do it. Or because it's "kiddy", which is ironic because that's an extremely immature way of looking at it.
I, personally, will be buying the Switch when Splatoon comes out. Because I bloody well feel like it and I want the damn game, is what I tell friends when they make a point of asking the annoying question.
....Yes, I'm ranting a bit. I've heard a bit too much of this sort of thing lately.
In other news, still considering the sale of the PS4. If Diablo 3 was playable WITH A CONTROLLER on PC, I'd have already sold it. That's the one thing holding me back at this point, is that if I want to use a controller with that game, it must be the PS4 version. Bloody thing is useless to me otherwise. Of course, the only place to sell it to is Gamestop... not like I'd get a very good price out of it anyway. Particularly as I'd want cash, not store credit (almost never shop there).
I wouldnt sell the controller though. That thing isnt even a console controller to me anymore: it's my PC gamepad.
As for what I'm playing, still alot of Isaac. Trying to improve by changing up the way I do things... experimenting more with items and such that I often just didnt use. I'm finding that quite a number of things that everyone says are "bad" actually arent. If you know what to do with them, that is. Finding a particular Youtuber to watch (who happens to be *really* good at the game) who does alot of unusual things like grabbing things such as Curse of the Tower (normally, nobody ever takes that) or using sacrifice rooms over and over is teaching me alot. I guess what Edmund said is true, there really are an endless variety of playstyles in the game. As always even despite 350+ hours in it, Isaac continues to impress me more and more as I keep going with it.