Probably the Xbox One since I literally couldn't have turned it on more than two or three times. The Switch and Wii U are slightly above it, because I at least completed one game on each.

What legacy? No one knows these games exist anymore unless they're a collector.

If they did a graphical facelift on par with the Shadows of Colossus remake, that'd be ideal, but otherwise, all I really want is a better framerate, and for Skies of Arcadia in particular, an option to reduce the random battle encounter along with the GCN bonus content.

Darius Burst: Chronicle Saviors is the oldest. It just never went on a good enough sale for me.

Panzer Dragoon Saga and Skies of Arcadia.

The type of games that I play on the Deck aren't demanding, so performance is usually held at 60fps. I've always treated the Deck like a traditional handheld, where I play mostly 2D games, platformers, and rpgs. If I want to play something with a lot of visual clutter, that's what my desktop is for.

This Kakarot commercial sums it up.

The King. The G.O.A.T. His work changed my life, and that's no exaggeration. It's so fundamental to how I think and my imagination as a whole.

Maybe a little of Persona 3: Reload. I'm probably not going to go all out with it until after I play and finish FFVII: Rebirth though.

Streets of Rage 2, and that's never going to change.

E3 2003:

As for personal memories, they're mostly about playing Halo CE with family and friends.