Am I the only one who actually watched the presentation at PSX start to finish? All two hours from the first video to the closing mashup? Because I thought PSX was fine.

- Actual battle footage of the FF7 Remake, which has been a hot item since the remake was announced
- Confirmation that Ni-Oh is still coming west despite basically being rebuilt from the ground up since its initial E3 showing a decade ago
- Yakuza 0 localization announcement
- Some genuinely good looking indie announcements
- Ni no Kuni 2 announcement
- Paragon announced for PS4 (PS4 does kind of need a MOBA, and Paragon looks cool)
- Release date and more footage of the great looking Ratchet & Clank reboot
- Ace Combat 7 announcement
- Plenty of Battleborn goodies from the open beta coming in Early 2016

Maybe it helps that, like I said in another thread, I wasn't expecting five different megaton announcements and 20 different remakes and continuations of long dead series. I mean, a lot of you seemed to be expecting E3 + PGW x 7 in terms of content. Let's remember that Sony already has an incredibly strong 2016 ahead. They didn't need to blow their load right now to build up hype when the first six months of 2016 already have so many big releases coming.

"BUT WHERE WAS X GAME WE ALREADY KNOW ABOUT?!" Not in the keynote presentation because there are no major new details that make it worth including.

"BUT RUMORS OF PROJECTS" - that I'm sure will be announced at E3 to start making the move towards clinching Holiday 2016 PS4 sales.

Game announcements are strategic. The fact that some of you still haven't realized that amazes me. There would be so little benefit to dropping AAA megaton announcements at the tail end of the year unless the first half the the following year was going to be weak and needed a little extra hype to fuel sales.

That isn't to say I thought the presentation itself was great. Capcom was on stage way too long for Street Fighter V, and the VR portion of the show was almost painful to watch.

I liked what I saw there.

That game has a nice fooliage, it feels like it actually does have less human impact. I would like to see it more often in this open world games, it feels good to looj at the char walking through it.

The animal friends focus is also nice, there was a bastard at PSX screaming to the Ubisoft guy to turn every animal into a bag while the guy was presenting them to him, so damn annoying.

You can ride a sabertooth on that game, ride a fucking sabertooth!