Well, lets put it this way, I finished Horizon in a few days, I just couldnt stop... BotW is still sitting as a pending game on my library (for the WiiU). It just too elaborated that bores me fast. You have so much to do, that you cant advance in the story... I have no that much time to spend on a single game.

Very low. I mean, most games I play are old games outside of consoles, and even here, Nintendo always is my console of choice.

The only technical point I really like is that the framerate has to fluid and stable, and here, 30fps just doesn't cut it most of the time - which mostly kills PS4 and XBO for me this gen

It's complicated. Advancements in video game technology have allowed a lot of cool things: the physics engine in Half-Life 2, the asymmetrical multiplayer experience in Demon's Souls, the spherical platforming engine in Super Mario Galaxy. A lot of those things were made possible by more sophisticated "graphics."

Conversely, glossy graphics and robust game engines can't magically make a bad game into a good game. But good level design, interesting mechanics, and engaging gameplay scenarios can mitigate poor performance. For example, I'd rather play Banjo-Tooie with its frequent frame rate dips than something like Flower, which runs at 1080p and 60 FPS.

So, graphics are somewhat important to me.