As much I felt this was a good E3, (Personally I enjoy Nintendo and Sony the most) have anyone else sort of notice a patterning as you were watching. Iike last year, I felt the new IPs focus a bit too much on guns rather its futuristic, military, it all continue to feel the same after a while.

The only shooter in my mind that stand out was The Division, Destiny, and Titan Fall. Just what's so appealing to griddy, violence, realistic shooters these days. Is it to show off the next gen specs?

My highlights of E3 were: Kingdom Hearts 3, Final Fantasy 15, Monolieth "X", Super Smash Bros Wii U, Knack, Ray-man Legends, Puppeteer and Tearaway.

Sort of feel nice to see some rated E to T games for once.

There was lots and lots of variety on display. I really don't see why some people have problems with some games being shooters. The basis of any story is conflict and, as I see it, shooting an enemy in the mouth is really no different than jumping on its head to kill it.

This year was a little different, though, in that we got to see two of the new shooters by a couple of the heavyweights at the same time, with Bungie and Respawn. That, plus the fact that we got announcements for some of the next gen installments of expected franchises. That's just the way it worked out.

It's the kinda of game I play so I'm fine with that.

They only went and announced Mirror's Edge!

Anyway, we could have had more variety in the games for sure, but those will probably come at less major event. Sony at the very least have something from MM tucked away