Steam had GTA5 for $19 and change so I bought 2 copies on PC for my son and I to play together. I also have a friend who has his own server and we can use it for communication and play together so I thought it worth it. Way different feel on PC! So if you are counting, I have bought GTA5 4 times now, lol.  

I am very excited about RDR2. RDR was one of my favs all time. Otherwise I have mostly been playing mobile games. Not sure if I will buy another console after this generation. Why do I need one?  My son prefers PC and I haven't played on a console more than a few hours this entire year.

I'm not a fan of mobile games generally. Too much focus on monetization, small screen, and I prefer a game controller over a finger on a small screen.

That said, I strongly recommend Rayman Jungle Run and Rayman Fiesta Run. They're just $3 each, tons of levels,no need to spend IAP, and they look and sound just like the console games Rayman Origins and Legends. The gameplay is tuned for mobile though, he runs constantly and you tap two buttons to punch and jump. I also hear good things about Eden Obscura.

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I am mostly free to play mobile. I have 3 Clash of Clans accounts and lead a clan. I also still play pokemon go. I have spent some money on CoC over the years though.  :)

Jon,

Some of the rumblings I hear do, in fact, supposedly say that consoles may be obsolete as everything is delivered, not just the content but the processing power, over broadband. I've no idea

of how practical that is, but if it's a doable deal, I can see it being a bit like cord cutting - play the games you want, when you want, console agnostic.If one paid a bit more for the games, and dispensed with the need to buy a console, I'd think that'd be  pretty attractive.