I'm excited for it. If anything else, I'm sure it will be great for games like Endless Legend/Dungeon of the Endless that are slow paced, which works for me as I don't play much in the way fast paced mouse and keyboard games.

The only mouse keyboard games I play that I'm guessing won't work well on this are hack and slash games like Path of Exile.

I really don't do much in the way of keyboard and mouse games as it is, and for those games I do play (Such as Endless Legend, or Mount and Blade) I think this would actually be great. It may not be perfect for a game of Counter Strike, but it suits my needs.

Eh, it looks like fun but for me Halo has always been a local multiplayer thing, and I don't like fighting robots.

I agree it looks boring, but just because of all these robot enemies. Why do shooters keep doing this? The only game that's done this right is Binary Domain and if these other developers can't find ways to make shooting a robot satisfying then they should go back to grunts and elites.

I'm excited but I think this time around I am patient enough to wait for mods and expansion packs before picking it up.

I haven't finished it but I did complete the first "Ending". Did I miss something earlier on?

I'll also admit I've listened to almost none of the tapes they give you.

Keifer is fine, but I'm thinking the cost of using him is why Boss is an almost silent character which really sucks.

I haven't played Halo 5, but I did try Destiny and I can't agree that it serves as a viable Halo replacement. While the gunplay was stronger than games like Borderlands, it still didn't feel like a proper shooter. Everyone was a bullet sponge, and boy do I get sick of shooting robots.

Hopefully Halo 5 turns out all right.

I'm really excited particularly for Skywind. I actually enjoyed Morroblivion a bit too, though it was always rough around the edges. Particularly, for some creatures and environments they seemed to rely on the Morrowind assets which made the game's graphics incredibly uneven. In Skywind, it looks like they've put a TON of effort into the creatures and environments to keep everything at the same graphical fidelity. It looks like a great way to re-experience Morrowind. Which is good, because I haven't seen another RPG offer a location quite as strange or enjoyable as Morrowind so I hope plenty of new players get to experience this.

I love both games, but New Vegas is my favorite game of all time. The factions, the quests, the leveling. It was all great. It puts you in this bizarre world and let's you choose exactly who you want to be in it.

I don't think Fallout 3 succeeded in the same way as in RPG, but I still love it and can still see why others would prefer it. Roaming the post-apocalypse was a lot of fun.