@netiger: Remember how PS+ started out, the random monthly game + discounts were the draw but online was free. Much better system.

Then when it became required for online the 'triple A' monthly game was replaced with (usually) random unknown indie games that the majority of people didn't care for (there are exceptions of course, but this is for the majority)

@RicanV: Do you have to pay money for this service? Yes, so categorically not free.

When I pay a subscription to Netflix, I don't claim I get movies for free.

I can play games on steam online without having to pay for online and the reason I chose PS3 over Xbox 360 was to play games online without additional annual charge.

@videogameninja: *Not free - we pay 60 a year don't forget.

@Subaru1980: I really enjoyed the 1st one on 3DS, is the second one as good?

@rglgathrawn: Depends on the situation your using your portable for, a power bank and an RPG would be perfect for long train journeys/flights whereas something like Splatoon 2 would probably be more suitable if you just had 15 minutes.

@Marky360: Ha fair enough. Still think a pair of headphones and no distractions (such as on the bus) would be better for immersion which always adds to horror

Fallout 4 was lacking a little in identity whereas New Vegas had plenty of spirit and character so I love to see them get another go. However I would prefer it be less orange/brown game than FNV

The horror genre isn't represented enough on Switch yet so that would be a good addition.

But would anyone purchase a horror singleplayer campaign for a portable over the other consoles? Portability is great for RPGs and highly replayable games not sure about horror.

One of last year's best current gen games now running on a portable is pretty mind blowing.

Going from 3DS with graphics less than a gamecube to the Switch with less than current gen is an impressive jump.

Everyone loves a comeback story and Nintendo has had a hella of comeback this year.

It's good to see.