@zekere: Very true. Had a hundred mods on the original through ModOrganiser. Though ... this version being 64bit really does make a huge difference. It just runs so smoothly now. Mods will be awesome once nexus community do the upgrades.

Its brilliant on PC. Everything so smooth and no visual hiccups. Being 64bit from 32bit makes a big difference. Dragons still fly around a bit awkwardly and the character models are very bland. Visually its much nicer than the original, but hopefully once the mods get an upgrade I'll be reinstalling all my tweaks and put the original to rest.

I dunno. This means each person would need a Switch within the same household. Everyone would want to "borrow" it. I can't imagine kids being careful with this thing. Nintendo isn't showing a single child using the switch in their ad, and Nintendo is supposed to be a family orientated console.

I won't give my kids the iPad without it being in an otterbox.

Dammit! Forgot Return to Arkham was just a remaster. Grr.

@guitarist1980: That's just it right there. This is why Witcher (3) and many similar other open-worlds can keep you coming back. After you finish Mafia 3, there is nothing to make you want to stick around or to do it all again.

@Acillatem1993: Actually ... I will apologize to you. You were right. I was a butt.

After another day of playing, its just not going anywhere. I keep trying to find the good in things, but there just isn't anything to keep me playing it. Cut-scenes are amazing, but everything in-between has become a crappy grind. Bored of it and just bought Rise of the Tomb Raider to fill the gap. Might even go back to Witcher 3 after that. At least those games are in no way underdeveloped. Hope you approve :D

@Zombie8814: My monitor and rig can do up to around 144fps. Its purrty :)

@deviltaz35: I got it for PC because I got Mafia 3 on PC, and was disappointed and bored of in 2 days. The article just reminded me I never got a copy of ROTR. That's all.