@saltymemesoup: Not at all. It seems at least as decent as the 3DS games.

I don't know how a lot of people are coming to this conclusion anyway, the game isn't out anywhere yet lol.

I had some fun moments with the first game back on the XBO. I wonder why they aren't considering a Switch version?

10th anniversary you say? I wonder if Gamescom will get a little more attention this year, then?

I enjoyed GoT for what it was, and I even somewhat liked the last season. That said, I don't think I will watch any of the spin-off shows, or ever sit and read the books. The fact of the matter is, the ending really could have been better than it was. But it's over, it's done, and as far as I'm concerned it's just a pleasant memory now. The ending was a good one - things reach a climax and then people wind up going in circles. Just like life. The series absolutely got that right.

I remember people heavily criticizing the movie when it came out. To be fair, it didn't really grab my attention like it should have.

@davillain-: That's a nice idea.

Sometimes the ThinkGeek stuff is interesting to look through at GS, but I feel like that takes up a lot of space in the stores that could be used for more actual gaming stuff. Dealing in retro, esports and PC more are all cool ideas.

@suprsolider: Well the Switch has certainly done its job and gotten people's attention. You just can't help yourself but come in here and comment on all of these articles about it.

@xantufrog: This is why I'm not sure if this is the "pro" Switch that has been brought up over the last several months. What had been talked about was higher-end, separate from the standard version.

Well I guess it's an interesting topic to discuss anyway. I guess the bottom line is if you're the one making the game, you get to call the shots.

It irritated me that they didn't use any of the "Talk" commands, and killed the boss before his subordinates. : P