While you can never be entirely sure of size due to scale being relative and "miles" not being a standard of measurement in game engines - since what constitutes a mile depends on how big you make things and how fast your characters are - the Skyrim and Fallout 4 measurements sound on point based on my experience with BGS open worlds.  I know the Skyrim one is more or less correct.  12 to 14 sq mi is about right.  Witches 3 is the only one I find off.  I seem to recall the world being bigger than that.  But maybe that was prerelease speculation.  I don't know, still gets the point across.  The world is huge.

I recall reading that Fallout 4 was going to be 3 times bigger then Skyrim but it seems the game may actually be smaller maybe The Witcher fell into similar kind of speculation, these guys at least have a video to get their point across.

I guess so, but Nintendo really needs to push this game in order for it to do well.. :/

Just looking at what we've seen of Fallout 4, I doubt it's smaller than Skyrim.  What throws it off is that Fallout 4 favors a more natural landscape since it's just representing one city and one region while Skyrim has more liberties taken and exageration - especially vertically - due to being representative of a whole kingdom with 5 cities and several towns.  This throws the perception off, makes it look much bigger than it is.  Not sure on Witched 3.  

According to this comparison Fallout 4 is a bit Smaller.

http://moviepilot.com/posts/3627616?lt_source=external,manual,manual

It's just that Skyrim you can't explore the whole map because the are borders preventing it while Fallout 4 allows exploration of more of the map. So one has a smaller map but allows you to explore more of it.

Squad Battle?

So I was looking at saves for my hard drive, and um....

I kinda accidently deleted my Splatoon data....

I am a fucking idiot...

Sure, want to do Squad battle after?

0550

I'm backing it up after every Splatfest.