windbane said:
New at E3: price-cut counts even if it was leaked because it was an E3 announcement (and not everyone knew because many people were predicting no price-cut this year), echochrome, infamous, epic deal with unreal engine whcih confirms EGM (last issue) rumor that Sony has a deal with them for an exclusive game, UT3 with keyboard/mouse support and PC mods which pretty much makes it equal to PC version which is a first in console history and something M$ won't let epic do, GT5 Prologue coming this holiday season sporting the best graphics in console history thus far, Killzone actually living up to expectations, Haze confirmed timed exclusive, ncsoft exclusive deal, home showing completely new areas and a menu option to go straight to multiplayer motorstorm (awesome, just what it needs to be worth it...actually makes it quicker to get to games, not slower), home showing that non-realistic skins will be available since rachet and clank suit was shown, and Sony making fun of themselves showing they aren't pompous jackasses. What else did you want? It's certainly the most new stuff this year. |
Well first off I'm not going to get excited about new menu options, and timed exclusives(we know how this is working out for VF5) Price cut is nice but we all knew it was coming just not this soon, and I saw this as a bad sign, I think Sony should have waited till the holidays. keyboard/mouse support being exciting? Yeah if your a hardcore pc gamer in which case you probably have a pc and play shooters on that. Killzone 2 did look amazing, but after seeing the video, I was incredibly underwhelmed, and it made me realize, graphics in the big picture were not that important the game looks to much like everything else. COD4 looked more itneresting, Fracture's terran deforming grenades and Assassin's Creed crowd AI looked to be pushing the edge more. And GT5 is the same game as always, I don't recall hearing about new gameplay modes, no crash damage was announced, which is really dissapointing.
It's my personal opinion, I just like to see all this high powered technology being used to create something new and amazing, something that gets me to say, "wow, that's so cool, I can't wait to play that!" and the only game that made me feel that way at their conference was Little Big Planet. Which I can't stop saying how awesome it looks. Yet I'm afraid it won't be huge considering how much it stands out from Sony's standard fanfare.







