@alex33x: Would'a could'a should'a. But if you want to cowboy properly you need a Pro or an X. I primarily game on consoles (I own two of each current gen, so I can game online with the wife) because most of my favourite games this gen aren't even on PC, RDR2 seems to be joining the lot. I can't remember which colour I preordered, blue or green case- but I am amped the eff up and every day before launch is agony.

Yup! No PC version means that Pro and X will look that good. And damn, looks good.

Family plan sweet! Even though the wife and I have our own Switches we can still save a little. Pay attention Sony and M$! That's how fans should be treated like.

@gostain68: then you should be able to afford many lunchboxes!!

If I didn't already have a Pro I'd be running to EB to preorder this.

@wicked_laugh: I'd buy that! Then again, if Miyamoto took a poop and stuck a triforce on it I'd buy that too.

@nijato: yeah so what. I make "sixty-eigthy hundred dollar" a month staying home too, but your momma does most of the work- I just upload the videos to the internet ;)

I hate the world now. Are they just going to stop making any entertaining movies/tv shows all together just because Kevin Spacey grabbed a few wieners? People need to man the ***k up seriously. The whole world started turning to shit when we let a man win "woman of the year", now everything offends somebody, and nobody is allowed any fun at all unless you put your genitals in a blender first- but if you do MURDER is absolutely fine because of your "bravery". It's time to hand our planet to a hostile alien race, they'll take better care of it I'm most certain.

Zelda II was just misunderstood, much like Godfather III. Metroid 2?!? FFS that does not belong on this list whatsoever. "Chris Reed" is a hack, probably the kind of guy that wears girls jeans and plays Fortnite.

I feel the best episode ever was when Lucille showed everyone what the inside of Glen's head looked like, nobody cared aboot Abraham anyways. Why hasn't Lucille had more spotlight since then? One of TV's greatest moments ever, I must have rewound and rewatched ten times. Glen was a good kid, and everyone loved him, making the scene of him getting bludgeoned in front of his helpless wife and friends so profound. Good times.