Explain to me how PS3 and Wii had better E3 than 360

[Michael-5]

S.T.A.G.E. said:

Michael-5 said:

Ryse is one of the first Kinect games to use finger controls. Individual finger commands, such as gouging someones eyes, will be recognized by Kinect. However there will be many different types of ways to attack and defend in Ryse. A "core" gamer should have much more trouble learning to play this game then Call of Duty. This game is not like Wii Sports, it's a core title.

I'm not ignoring Sony's past lineup, but why would I include Sony's past 2011 games, when all we are talking about is E3 onward? Do you see the thread topic? We are talking about upcoming games, not 2011 overall. If you want to bring in past games and the library in general, make a separate thread.

Ryse and Fable will not have learning curves? So Fable 1-3 are core RPG's, but now that Fable uses Kinect instead of a controller it's no longer core? You realize the gameplay is very similar overall. This is complete bull, you're just looking for reasons to ignore core titles.

Will you just admit, 360 has more comming out then Sony has for PS3? Stop changing the topic, stop whining that 360 isn't satisfying the core.

BTW That link, and you, have two completely different deffinitions for casual games. According to the Casual Games Association

"Developed for the general public and families, casual games are video games that are fun and easy to learn and play.

I really, REALLY doubt Ryse is being developed for the general public or families. Since when ever are M rated games casual? Same goes for Fable, it is a core franchise for 360, using a Kinect controller, versus a conventional controller, makes no difference.

Stop with this now, your own link contradicts you. Ryse and Fable are core, doesn't matter if YOU are interested in them or not. I'm not interested in Sly or Starhawk, but do I exclude them as core titles? Sly Cooper actually fits that definition much better then Ryse since it's an E rated game, developed for a more general audience.

Dude...Ryse will not be as accurate as The Fight: Lights out and even that game is considered casual. It is a kinect title being the same concept, except the Fight had wands for more accuracy and the same goes for Sports Champions. You're a expecting a little too much from a system with no controller. It is casual. This will draw casuals if Microsoft markets it properly and some core if the they have a Kinect. It might just be the rail, punch out game of the year.

Other Post: I'll agree that with the addition of the WItcher the 360's last quarter has become a hell of alot stronger. I just might pick that up. Twisted Metal is  is going to be massive and Uncharted 3 is going to be groundbreaking. Gears 3 is doing nothing new, same old crap (but truthfully I still love the mindless gore of the multiplayer). Microsoft pulled a smart move getting Projekt CD to get them the Witcher 2. Halo: CEA is not AAA though, it's just a revamp and I doubt it will get very much play compared to Reach. True fans of Halo will buy that. I put this in the same basket as ICO and Shadow of the Colossus collection and the second GOW collection. Theres also Rachet and Clank: All for one, Sorcery, No More Heroes: Fall of Paridise, White Knight Chronicles 2 (Which I am hearing is very, very good compared to the first),Bleach, Ape Escape. The entire year as been a blowout. As for E3 Microsoft had an amazing E3, just for casuals. As I said before, If I was a casual I would give them an A. Being a core gamer I would give them a C+. I am a huge fan of Gears 3 and will be picking that up with the Witcher 2. Forza 4?...I dunno.

I copied you're other post for neatness.

1. Ryse of course will be more accurate then The Fight: Lights Out. The technology in motion gaming grows rapidly, last E3 they said finger commands would be impossible on Kinect, now Ryse has finger tracking. Ryse is levels beyond The Fight: Lights Out, it's become the flagship core Kinect title, and it's made by Crytek. Dude The Fight" Lights Out was a 3/10 Move title, with terrible controls and game depth. This is not a good comparision. Ryse could very well get scores of 8/10, just like Dance Central did. Not all controller free games are a joke, like you want to believe. Have you ever even played Dance Central?

2. Halo: CEA is not AAA, I'll admit that. From what I read before it seemed AAA, but in reality it's a $40 game and will only be a little better then ODST. Still awesome, likely a high 8 or 9/10.

Also I'm not sure how you call Uncharted 3 groundbreaking, but Gears 3 more of the same. Both UC2 and Gears 2 got similar ratings, and from what I've seen of both games, they both look similar to prior installments, just with improved graphics, controls, and more depth to the story. Uncharted being a more story focused game will see more of the story aspects come to light, where Gears 3 is a multiplayer game and will see more multiplayer come to light. Also, this is suppose to be the most in depth Gears game to date, Marcus might die in it.

As for Twisted Metal. Being a huge fan of the franchise, I'm very disappointed in this game. It was originally suppose to be an arcade game, and it still shows. Why does the entire building fall down when you just shoot the corner?

No More Hero's: Hero's Paradise is multiplatform, and yea you want to say enhanced by Move, but I never counted games enhanced by Kinect like Child of Eden (8.9/10 on this website), of Ghost Recon. So

Forza 4 will also be the best racing SIM ever. As someone who has played over 100 hours combined of Forza Motorsport 3 and GT5, I'll say they are about equal in terms of quality. Forza always jumps crazy with each nstallment in quality, FM4 will be awesome. I mean Jeremy Clarkson from Top Gear will be giving audio biographies of every car in the game! And no bs minivans, all the cars in the game will be proper sports cars, with in car view and graphics above anything so far.

P.S. I like how you missed Resistance 3. Shows how big some of PS3's franchises are.

Lets just agree fall 2011 and beyond are about equal for PS3 and 360. It really depends on preference. You look at 360 and only see a couple Halo's, Gears 3, Witcher 2, and maybe Forza. I look at PS3 and I see Uncharted, The Last Guadian, and maybe White Knight Chronicles 2 (but I'm mega far behind in my JRPG's)