Good question.

• LoL whenever they need to/want to branch out. Aside from lore, they have so many characters that millions of players are invested into.

• Easy answer, but Horizon Zero Dawn probably has the hugest potential just based on how much people love it.

RPG's and games I can drop in and drop out of easily. (SNES mini, assorted old school game)

Breath of The WIld and the Nintendo Switch in general. Tbh, I bought it on a whim and thought it would be a Zelda machine.

I was wrong. Breath of The Wild is much better than I thought it would be, and there are so many good games on the Switch.

Votes in for back in time, year-by-year.

To quote my cousin, "I'll won't believe that Khabib is actually fighting until he steps into the octagon."

That being said, I think that Khabib will wipe the floor with Al.

Pillars of Eternity 2 was supposed to be released today, but it got pushed back to May 18th. Bummer.

I like Guild Wars 2, but IMO, most of the fun is derived from the PVE/Group stuff. It does have a PVP system that you can jump into right out of the gate and it is free to play minus the expansions.

It's fairly casual, in that, ArenaNet built everything with the mindset that you can achieve a decent amount without investing insane play hours. That being said, the end content still requires some investment.

@sabotagethetruth That Donkey Kong Country cover is fantastic.

Currently listening to Rilo Kiley. Love me some Jenny Lewis.

In Earthbound, when you go to the alternate Fourside (Moonside?) the bar patrons are drunk on "pop" rather than beer. That one was always odd to me.

@mbun Yeah, that's a valid point. But I'm thinking that if they got Wii Fit Trainer to work, they can get someone from Wars to work.