*Shrugs* well, I think it was done to get the fact it is coming this year out. Give a lot of info and still leave plenty for E3. They could never reveal all and leave nothing for E3. In all, though what the console does is more important than what it looks like. I think Nintendo was similar in that the consoles look and price were not released right away. There is obviously a strategy in this.

PS4 looks fine. Pretty cool i must say, but as I said on a previous thread, there needs to be either a New Uncharted, Versus XIII or somthing similar to make me buy it full price.

What exactly would be daring to you? And what could they possibly do, daringly, that would add more to gaming than what they are already going to do?

Underwhelmed? Absolutely not. It was exactly what I expected, Sony setting the bar high for consumers and the industry by showing they are the innovative ones when it comes to entertainment fused with gaming.

At least they sent their very best English speakers, along with Capcom.

It got really boring after half an hour. Games looked fantastic though, but I'm not too excited by it other than its great graphics. Also, the thing where one of your friends can join into the game and play for you was kinda cool.

Didn't you warned us to have low expectation anyway? I am so surprised........

LOL, the thing I was wonderingis if your friend beats it from their console then would you get the trophy. interested how they play that out

My thoughts pretty much echo yours except that I was more than a little let down and I couldn't care less about the share button. Watchdogs stole the show for me and Killzone, while uninteresting to me, at least got me excited for what Uncharted and God of War will look like.

All the social stuff is wasted on me personally - I just want to play great games; and therein lies the problem for me at the moment. With the PS3, we saw footage of Uncharted and knew about MGS4 before it launched. While I chose to wait for a price drop, I was excited about it (plus, I wanted a blu-ray player). This conference did nothing to get me onboard for the PS4 at launch or probably anytime in the near future. Maybe Sony will surprise me at E3.

I just felt, it was a waste of hype to show engines and games that don't really seem like next gen (at least what people were expecting to see as next gen?). The general consensus during the stream was, "this is so much like PS3." and "omg more generic games". Granted, they could be from Nintendo/Microsoft fans but it's still pretty indicative of how things might be this gen. The graphical jump seems like it won't be too drastic until devs really dig into the hardware but the hardware is really good. 

Hopefully, Sony can pull a 180 at E3 because they have good hardware doing pretty cool things. They just need the software now to back it up (and throw some bones at Vita so, this can benefit twice as much).