I liked the first one a lot, didn't even finish the 2nd one. I don't like how they removed a lot of the Zelda elements, also the random loot was horrid and felt out of place in the game.

This guy is a joke. There is a hint of truth in what he's saying, but the way he trys to convey his messages like he's some guru, and no one else has his knowledge.

This guy is only famous from bashing good games.

For me, if I start the game on 30FPS I'm usually ok with it. However, when I'm gaming at 144 FPS and lower it to 60FPS it feels horrendous, I don't even want to know what 30FPS would feel like after gaming on 144 for several hours.

I feel like console games are also designed in a way that gets more out of the FPS they are using, so a 30FPS console game will feel better than a PC game running at 30FPS, but once again, that may just be me and what I'm used to.

Then we could say your advice is terrible. It's all subjective. I know plenty of people who own a Switch as a primary console and get by just fine.

For example, I wouldn't buy a console based on power, I buy based on games. I love Japanese games, therefore it's PS4/Switch for me.

Eh, go back and play a PS3 game then play HZD. It's a pretty big leap. The main reason everyone noticed a huge leap from PS2 > PS3 was because of the leap from SD to HD.

Great pick. Castlevania: Lords of Shadow is my favourite too. One of my favourite PS3 games.

Not really any of them, I've played all the God of Wars and enjoyed them, but it's not a game I'd be day-one full priced. I'll pick it up several months after release. Spider man looks interesting, will probably do the same. More interested in Ni No Kuni 2, Kingdom Hearts 3 and Yakuza 6.

Japan already has Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest & Monster Hunter. I don't think any future games will really push hardware anymore, it'll just keep the hardware sales as more and more people want to jump in and play those games and many more.

I wish more people were like this, JRPG's are my favourite genre, but I also understand why some people might not enjoy them. It's refreshing to see someone open-minded, someone who can understand the appeal of something even if it doesn't appeal to them.

You sound like a moany old grandpa. The games are amazing, deal with it. You don't like it? Go play something else. A conspiracy amongst all reviewers, from all countries to push and overrate Zelda and Mario is laughable, I think you need medical help.