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I dont have a next(now)gen console and I have an old crappy laptop pc, but I would really love to play The Witcher

It is an enormous and long game. Honestly it took me the rest of the year to finish it, but I also slowly explore every little part of the world and went at a slow pace. It is looooooooooooong. Not complaining though. What consoles do you have?

I have a Playstation 3, Playstation 2, A Gamecube and a not working too good xbox

Wow your list is totally different from mine!  If I had a PS4, I'd be looking forward to Final Fantasy World and Kingdom Hearts 3, too!

FF World keeps confusing me? Isnt there one coming out on 3DS and Vita? Are they different games? I thought there was one like FF Chrystal Chronicles coming out? Im behind on 3DS and WiiU games actually. 

There's one on 3DS coming out later this month called Final Fantasy Explorers.  Looks like FF does Monster Hunter.  I'm not sure what kind of game Final Fantasy World is going to be like, yet.

Explorers! I keep getting this confused with World.I want to try both honestly. A lot of FF this year and KH!

I wonder if KH3 will really even come out this year?

In mentioning XCom 2, you remind me of the Halo Wars 2 announcement. I excited for both of those. 

im really feeling strategy games after XCOM and Valkyria Chronicles.

hey what do u think of Thea and Rebel Galaxy?  I bought Rebel Galaxy but haven't played it yet, and I was looking at Thea. 

Rebel Galaxy is pretty great actually. Its a more accessible version of that Elite Dangerous space sim. You should try it out. Thea is one of those empire management sim 4x games, but it also has a roguelike spin to it, so you basically lose the game with one bad encounter. It's quite controversial within the 4X community. There's also a card battle system which people seem to either love or hate. Rebel Galaxy is good though.

I see a lot of people who enjoyed Witcher, and I think there is a new DLC for it. I don't know if you've already played that. I saw some box art for it for the PS4. I'm waiting for whenever Tomb Raider's exclusivity is up with Microsoft and it will finally come to the PS4. 

I haven't tried the DLC for Witcher 3. The game is quite long on its own and I've already uninstalled the game from PC to make room for new games. I didnt really like new Tomb Raider so I'm not that enthusiastic about this newere one, but it did end  up on a lot of GOTY lists, so I'm intrigued now.

I still need to restart Witcher 3 and Bloodborne. 

Why restart? Bloodborne is quite vague with its story, and actually you should be grinding for items. I'd start off with the axe to make things easier. 

Witcher 3 is very long. I enjoyed all of the little side quests moreso than the main story, so I'd just keep exploring the game. It is massive.

 

Cause I'm only 5 mins in. Trust me, it's not like I'd be losing significant progress. lol I kinda got tired of dying and have been playing GTA V since.

Witcher 3 is the same way, I kinda half paid attention to the intro and went to GTA V. I think the reason my backlog was so much smaller than everyone else's before Steam and PSN sales got to me is that I tend to squeeze every penny of a single $40-60 investment I make in a newer game before moving on to stuff that cost me like $5.

I really think that both games are worth experiencing to the fullest. If you want advice for Bloodborne just ask me or Blake. I honestly cannot think of worthy comparisons to these games aside from previous entries.