South Park: The Fractured but Whole is one of the funniest games I've played, which you can of course expect from South Park and with a title like that.
Virtua Tennis is my favorite, mainly because I love tennis and I thought the Sega games are one of the best adaptations of the sport into a video game.
I don't preorder games anymore, I'd rather hear some feedback first from other people i the game is worth it, or just wait until the games go on sale before buying it, I'm not really in a rush to play any specific game.
I don't have much time playing video games anymore, so I just fall back to playing support since it's less pressure to carry and you just need to have a good sense of macro to do well, and you can have that even when you can't play a lot, unlike the more mechanically-intensive roles.
Haven't even thought about it because the amount of time and money it will take to make even the worst game you can think of is a lot, how much more for those popular names which took a big gaming company years before they are even released, and even then there can be problems with bugs...
I'm mainly a PC gamer, but I think the high costs of having a real gaming PC compared to just owning a console or mobile gaming is a barrier towards people going into PC games. It's also much harder to learn to use the mouse and keyboard for gaming when controllers have been optimized for gaming...
I prefer wireless because it's a lot less hassle than worrying about my position when playing because of all the wires. The performance between the two is almost the same, anyway.
The hallmark for me of a great game is how immersive the side quests can be apart from the main plot. I really like it when I can delay my main quests because I really enjoy getting sidetracked with the other quests.
I'm more of a PC guy, the first device I had was the Gameboy and I played a lot of Pokemon back in the day, and I still play it sometimes via an emulator due to the nostalgia.