@KBABZ: Even the original Mario 64 blows the N Sane Trilogy out of the water. Mario 64 aged VERY WELL, in fact its gameplay system is consistent with many modern platformers.

That it a really good price point!

No Bannerlord in this list??

@biggamerdude: No need to get angry... btw, your list is based on sequels and copycats. Nothing fresh, just revamped sequels. I'm not saying that there is no good game in this gen, but it's lacking industry-defining titles. We're just playing re-skinned games from older gens over and over again. There may be a couple of exceptions, but the industry is getting too repetitive content-wise IMHO.

We're almost 4 years in the current gen and it barely had any kick-off. We're still waiting the killer game, the real system seller. All we had until now is basically the same as last gen but with some sugar coating. Just clones and remakes. Nothing outstanding at all.

@lostn: Fanboy spotted. Let me repeat: if you care that much about resolution you should sell both your Xbox One and PS4 and buy a cheap GTX 1060 to play 1080p/60fps.

@lostn: If you care that much about resolution, you should be playing QB on PC. 1080p / 60fps, way better than U4 on PS4.

QB was their worst game ever. It wasn't bad at all, but it wasn't as good as any other Remedy game.

@jdq7123: Attack Ad Hominem FTW.

FYI: The NS isn't a portable device, Nintendo told us it's a home console with flexibility to be used on the go. Most people have purchased it to use it as a regular home console. So yes, I'm able to compare it with its competitors Xbox One and PS4. Both are more powerful and less expensive than the NS.

Tip: take 15 minutes of your day to Google "fallacies".

You're welcome!

@jdq7123: One can buy a PS4 - bundled with a game - for $299 , FYI 2013 < 2017.