Sometimes I wonder if games like Banjo 3 wouldn't be new games for some just because they are rumoured. I mean, yes there are games rumoured and if exactly these will be announced then we heard about them before they got shown but if they show 5 games which are rumoured or 5 games as surprise because there weren't rumours before, in the end we see 5 new games never announced and shown before.

Sure, a surprise is more fun in that moment as to already expect something but in the end you will play the same game a year or two later with or without rumour, it doesn't change games and it won't change the fun you have with it when releasing.

It does obviously suck if they will show as example Banjo 3 and you hope not because you don't like Banjo but that's another story...

And they will also show something we don't know about yet as long as there won't be once again an employee releasing secret information.

I get your point but last e3 was ruined for me because of rumors 

Sometimes I wonder if games like Banjo 3 wouldn't be new games for some just because they are rumoured. I mean, yes there are games rumoured and if exactly these will be announced then we heard about them before they got shown but if they show 5 games which are rumoured or 5 games as surprise because there weren't rumours before, in the end we see 5 new games never announced and shown before.

Sure, a surprise is more fun in that moment as to already expect something but in the end you will play the same game a year or two later with or without rumour, it doesn't change games and it won't change the fun you have with it when releasing.

It does obviously suck if they will show as example Banjo 3 and you hope not because you don't like Banjo but that's another story...

Sometimes I wonder if games like Banjo 3 wouldn't be new games for some just because they are rumoured. I mean, yes there are games rumoured and if exactly these will be announced then we heard about them before they got shown but if they show 5 games which are rumoured or 5 games as surprise because there weren't rumours before, in the end we see 5 new games never announced and shown before.

Sure, a surprise is more fun in that moment as to already expect something but in the end you will play the same game a year or two later with or without rumour, it doesn't change games and it won't change the fun you have with it when releasing.

It does obviously suck if they will show as example Banjo 3 and you hope not because you don't like Banjo but that's another story...

And they will also show something we don't know about yet as long as there won't be once again an employee releasing secret information. 

I agree, that's why I'm worried about it being everything (I don't like banjo, american football). I'm counting with them when I say what I say.

I wasn't surprised at all last year, by anything. But still had interesting stuff like Scalebound or Phantom dust.

Maybe it's just me because I don't follow them so much but I have the feeling it's much easier for Japanese gaming companies to hold surprises back. Not sure if employees in Japan have more pride or something to hold information back even if the press and other people try to get some but I always have the feeling that there are more people in western companies who tell the secrets to those who try hard enough to get them.