Quoted from seenev:

Trying to get a ps5 has been such a frustrating process that I think I'm just going to wait until there's a ps5 slim in a few years and let my ps plus account lapse. I rarely use it and I'll let withholding my $60 a year subscription fee be my protest.

Quoted from Darscot:

My PS5 gets a lot of play, my Switch not so much. I'm trying to play Skyward Sword but the controls are still just so bad it's not fun. Do you really think a minor hardware revision with a slightly larger screen and a decade old generally disliked Zelda title are going make Nintendo dominate the holidays? I love Nintendo but the state of the industry is pretty clear. So many people in the industry grew up on Nintendo and now games like Ratchet and Clank have more Nintendo feeling than the stuff Nintendo produces. Nintendo has it's major releases but they only drop a couple a year.
I wouldn't expect to find PS5 on the shelf anytime from now till 22. Sony will continue to sell every unit they can produce long before it could get to a store. That being said if you want one it's really not that hard to get one without paying a scalper.
The only real question for the holidays is will Xbox actually manage to sway any one to their user base via subscription. It is getting a lot of attention but it's to early to tell if it will pay off. Right now it feels like they are just losing money to try and gain market share.

Quoted from plovis:

So, I've never played any of the dark souls games. All I ever heard was how impossible they were, but I finished Tsushima awhile back and wanted to give something else a try. I asked the guys at my local barcade and they told me to try Bloodborne. Not entirely sure how I feel about it so far, but then I haven't even made it to the first GD boss yet. Not usually a fan of these games with pretty much zero save points that rely heavily on memorization to clear a stage, but I'm gonna stick with it for awhile and see if it grows on me.