and God of War 2018 is infinitely superior to the original PS2/3 games. 

I just thought of another one:

I find it absurd when people complain about the length of a game being too short to be a full retail game. I got more out of Portal 2 and Miles Morales than the mindless bloat of other games. As a grown-assed adult who has a lot to do, I'd often much rather have a compressed 3-5 hour story that's all great than a 20 hour story that's got lots of filler. I do think there's a lot of room for the true, never-ending epics and open world stuff (I love those games, too), but to claim a game is inferior because it's short just seems silly to me.

Nobody would watch a movie, say 'it was only an hour and a half, therefore it's not as good as Lord of the Rings'. That would be simply asanine. A game's length really shouldn't be that large of a determining factor. Its replay value, fun factor, and a bunch of other stuff should come first.

Dreamcast is the most fun system of its generation and aged better than most PS2 3rd party games. Still a better console than anything from the 7th or 8th gen.

Nintendo's approach of not participating in the graphics arms race and instead looking for other ways to push the envelope is a good thing as it brought us some of the most amazing games and systems of all time, and the Switch and Wii would've been significantly less exciting if they'd just been a Nintendo branded Xbox 360/PS4.