Amazingly...Breath of The Wild is selling for nearly $40 used, both platforms.

@drod0756:

I would agree with that. I don't game nearly as much as I use to, or was PC Gaming during the release of some of these so I've only played a few on this list.

Bayo 2, Zelda BotW & Uncharted 4 were all great games. Of those 3 I probably enjoyed Bayo 2 the least, Zelda the most, but all were enjoyable.

@biggles:
Count me in the "physical copy" camp.

Console Games: Physical

PC Games: Digital (Steam Preferably)

If its a game that I've already put considerable time into and I only want to poke around. A download/update of that size, (even less) usually means I put the game down for good.

What?...No Transistor Soundtrack...toss this list out!

Kevin VanOrd would be ashamed =(

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/the-music-of-transistor-in-the-key-of-red/1100-6420099/

Streaming on Bandcamp

@rushabs:

"Please moon start working on another"

Should go back and play the first game if you haven't. Just as beautiful a game, if not slightly more difficult in sections.

Aside from what I feel is some gimicky platforming at times, the constant request for side-quests and some CPU hogging/overheating...its been fun to play.

Solved the overheating by underclocking my CPU (i5-9600K) from 4GHz down to 2GHz. Runs much quieter/cooler, still getting over 90fps on a 144Hz 2K monitor.

The side quest I'll circle back to before I take on the final boss. To this point, none of the Challenges have been as difficult as the Water Escape in the first game

@Vojtass:

Pretty much what I do. My preferred gaming platform is PC with a 360 controller...if it suites the game.

I have two controllers and spare AA batteries always freshly charged or sitting on the charger. If the 360 controller had a built in pack, I'm pretty sure it would be exhibiting charge issues by now. One controller has the gray front plate, from the 1st Gen 360.