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I typically see ANH somewhere in the top three on most every list I see on the net so it's interesting to see a few folks have it so close to the bottom. My friend Kiria has it like second to last too but she's crazy about aardvarks and Monster Rancher and likes mocchi a LOT so I never expected so many people suddenly agreeing with her ranking.

Another interesting thing: I'm noticing that people who self-identity as NOT big Star Wars fans are responding really well to TLJ overall. It makes sense considering TLJ uproots certain expectations bigly. I am not really a hardcore fan myself (it's one of my favorite franchises but I don't dip my toes very far into the expanded media nor join dedicated sites/forums/programs etc like I do with, say, Star Trek) but I personally rank it somewhere closer to the middle. My reasoning has nothing to do with it uprooting expectations though; I just find it too uneven to hit the top spots. But anyway, there's obviously going to be exceptions like me to any rule, but a lot of the time I'm seeing militant fans call it trash and more easygoing casual semi-fans hailing it in their top 3 and I can generally see why.

xp, between your comment about Xenoblade 2's graphics and the fact that the game features a gacha-based mechanic for its Blades, I honestly think you're right that it's designed portably first and foremost. I keep picturing millions of commuter Japanese people on trains tossing time into the Blades thing while looking over one-another's shoulders like "YOU HAVE KOS-MOS? YOU ARE SO LUCKY, STRANGER!" It all feels rather 2017 in gaming to me and not in a great way.

(I know very little about the plot/characters though and I would like to keep it that way until I play it but hearing that it's a return to more regular narrative presentation and characterization a la XB1 makes me happy.)
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