I thought it started out brilliantly. Great specs, I liked the Gaikai stuff like the instant demos for all games and improved remote play, loved the share button features. All the integration between services/platforms and social features sound awesome. New controller seems like a good improvement over DS3, though I'm not sure what to make of the touchpad. Simple to develop for.

Then we saw the games. Graphically they were all very beautiful, but nothing blew me away. The watch_dogs demo was cool, I liked KZ's setting and art-style, but there was nothing spectacular. Too many shooters and too much sci-fi. Where's that diversity Sony are known for? Hardly anything noteworthy really. A lot of promising tech but that's it... so very underwhelming on the software side. That said, this is definitely the tip of the iceberg as far as games are concerned so I'm not worried at all. 

Yeah, pretty underwhelming. I'd guess they're saving a lot for E3 and whatnot, but they should have showed something breathtaking like Last Guardian.

Still, Deep Down and that Falcom logo got me pretty hot!

Overall it was pretty positive.

The potential price is the only thing that looms over the PS4 like a dark cloud imo. 

I was expecting a lot better by how the fans were talking this thing up.

I thought it was awesome... Just didn't see the console... But, I did see Master Chief.

I still want to see the PS4, but was positive

lets be realistic, they did everything right. tell me one console announcement that even comes close to this?

Overall quite good, I like the HW specs direction and some of the games looked pretty good, interested in seeing more of the PS4.

Presentation wise a bit garbled, but very far from the worst.

Also learned today that even Bungie can turn into a sellout.

Pretty boring, O well at least they didn't have Rage Racer and giant enemy crabs.

Underwhelmed...but E3 is probably going to be interesting as fuck...Sony probably realizes that MS is poised to steal the show since they'll be revealing their console then and there...I guess Sony just got all this technical stuff out the way so hopefully when E3 rolls around they can just focus on the games