PixlBit

Ghosts of Tsushima stood out to me, but Sable is something I thought looked really cool flying under everyone's radar. 

I thought the new BG&E2 trailer was way better than last year. I need to play the original on Steam once I get my laptop. 

I love the aesthetic of everything else you mentioned, but we'll see how those games play and I needto watch the Smash trailer, but I haven't been truly excited for those games since Melee honestly.

If Sony continue to be assholes about multiplat, I may go XBOX next gen.

Ah

Thank you for reminding me to download my free PS+ games this month!

I guess I never realized all the other versions were dwarfed because I mostly played via DK64. I still have never finished that game ... 

I really wish the NES and SNES Minis had come in portable varieties. 

So how many Smash characters did you end up getting your wish on? I have yet to see the apparently very long video about the game. 

I'd be most interested in the RC car and the handlebars. I would have loved to have a cardboard home version of Super Hang On!, but I know that's SEGA. 

I never owned a 3DS, so I'd love everything to get ported to Switch, but ... who knows if I'll ever buy a Switch. 

I only ever own one console per cycle cause money, but I have to say XBOX has shown that they're the best place to play third party titles, especially if you have an X. I just can't get past my Sony exclusives this gen. If I had unlimited money ...

It's the age group of your listeners (i.e. me) I think. Because we were all so young in the NES and SNES eras, we (or at least me) played the super-obvious classics that everyone had, like Super Mario World, Duck Hunt, Street Fighter II, etc., but once you go even just a bit more obscure it's a battle of what random title may have been rented or not at that age. 

At least that would be my guess, based entirely on anecdotal experience and no hard data whatsoever.