superchunk said:
Or that your personal views on the conferences were not equal to the marjority. (i.e. Sony was slightly better than MS who was slightly better than Ubi) |
Not my personal views. Look at Sony's conference. It was mostly:
- indie titles
- retro games (like Grim Fandango)
- DLCs (such as inFamous First Light)
- multiplatform titles (such as Destiny, Far Cry 4 and Mortal Kombat X)
- games already showed on previous conferences (Such as The Order)
- games already launched on other consoles (like GTA V)
- teasers (not trailers) about new games (such as Uncharted 4)
The only significant novelty was Little Big Planet 3.
Would you say AAA games being superior to indie games is just my personal view? Would you say retro games or DLCs count as much as full games? Would you say multiplatform titles or games already launched on other consoles are just as important as exclusives to make the difference on E3? Would you say teasers are as good as trailers or gameplay demos?
These are not my personal views. This is common sense.
Ubisoft didn't have its focus on these less relevant kinds of content. It showed AAA games (not indie) through trailers and demos (not teasers) and not yet launched, some eventually being brand new games (presented for the first time).
There is no way Sony had a better conference than Ubisoft other than through an extremely biased view (typical from fanboys). If you tell me that's the majority then ok, my "personal views" (common sense) were not equal to such majority.
Prediction made in 14/01/2014 for 31/12/2020: PS4: 100M XOne: 70M WiiU: 25M
Prediction made in 01/04/2016 for 31/12/2020: PS4: 100M XOne: 50M WiiU: 18M
Prediction made in 15/04/2017 for 31/12/2020: PS4: 90M XOne: 40M WiiU: 15M Switch: 20M
Prediction made in 24/03/2018 for 31/12/2020: PS4: 110M XOne: 50M WiiU: 14M Switch: 65M







