Not a lot, me and my partner don't celebrate it as it's too commercialized. We've got one of them "dine in for £10" things from M&S, that'll do us.

Amazon mostly. The way staff are treated isn't anything to look past. For us consumers, it's easy to push a button for "1 click ordering" and wait for the order to arrive at your home. But for Amazon, that process isn't as simple. You read about the treatment and the conditions staff work in at times. Some of it is pretty bad (for example, timed toilet breaks and the issue of being tethered to the scanner and given x amount of time to pick an item off the shelf)

I don't want to see the high street fade away, it needs to adapt more to the modern trend of society.

For me, it's Majora's Mask (the original, not 3DS remake). It had a dark and (at times) twisted theme to it, something that hasn't been seen since (Twilight Princess dipped into it with the Twilight). The world wasn't the largest, but the 3 day cycle put a spin on how you played (even at times putting pressure on you to finish a dungeon quick (looking at you Great Bay Temple)) The masks providing hidden powers and used to progress some of the side missions was a nice idea.

And it was all made in a short space of time as well, which was impressive.

The 3DS remake made the game more accessible for players, as at the time the game was tricky to follow and to understand without trial and error at times. But for me, it took away part of what made the game great.

Ocarina of Time, Wind Waker, Breath of the Wild and A Link to the Past are very close behind. But to be honest, i've not experienced a bad Zelda game outside of the CDi Zelda and Zelda II

As a preference, i prefer Zelda over Mario. I can see why people prefer Mario, as a series it's more accessible for people of all ages. But there's something about Zelda that keeps bringing me back, and it's most likely the lore and the world as a whole.

Assassin's Creed Odyssey for me. Just started, playing as Kassandra.

It's up there, but it's not the best open world game. For me, that goes to Skyrim.

Streaming is coming, however it won't be for next gen. And as long as they offer the ability to download a game akin to Xbox Game Pass (aka as long as your sub is paid up, you'll continue to access sad games) i'll be ok with it. At present, current internet speeds for many is not suitable for streaming games.

Sunshine is pretty good.........when you get past the few awkward parts. Some of Sunshines best bits are the non-Fludd platforming sections, which coupled with tight controls are just brilliant.

However, the Galaxy games are by far the best Mario games for me.

For a $1000, yeah not likely. That price covers a Switch, several accessories and a couple of games. And you still have change.

Splatoon 2 is virtually a system selling title, everyone i know who has got a Switch bought a copy of Splatoon 2. The MP is very forgiving in non-ranked, and very addicting.