Makes you wonder what is it then that they have up their sleeve, i mean im sure they didn't hired those movie theaters for nothing...

His answer very much indicates that he means not at E3 and probably not in the next months either.  "There is simply a lot of work that we need to do before we show it to our fans." doesn't mean "we can't show it this week but it should be ready next week".

He could be saying this to trick people, but I wouldn't hold my breath.

It can make them some extra money and they need money. 

Guess were going to see a lot of 3rd party games at Sony's conference.

The tickets for that are free though.

do you mean the theaters?? how are they gonna get some money from that if the entrance is FREE?

Oh I had no idea they were free. 

Could easily be devs bs tin you just to get a big reaction later. Especially after project beasts leaks.

true true kitler.

As for MS they've been pretty crappy over the last year. They've only recently gotten their act together. So just because im warning against Sony easing up, doesnt necessarily mean i think the rest have done any better.

I guess i was wrong in stating that Sony struck it lucky with PS4. They have done so many things right purposefully, however the lack of competition from MS was because of MS failures and thats where the "struck it lucky" comment came from.

I fully agree with everything you said, my thoughts on sony being aggressive was more about continuing the momentum and "killing off" the opposition. They've done well to get where they are but by next year the gaming land scape could change drastically depending on what Ninty/MS do. They need to push on. Further the sales gap. Establish a better gaming library than the rest with no arguments. Drive up the PS+ numbers. Keep on offering value. And most of all keep the hype and excitement up.

I actually expected more from the Gaikai purchase and sooner. Something that should have been ready for the PS4 launch and maybe an integral part of the system and a true money maker. As of right now its yet to release and we dont know the full details around the service offering or the impact it will have. But yes, the decision to buy Gaikai was quite aggressive, implementation and timing not so much.

Project morpheus is an interesting topic...for Sony i would imagine that it must have been pretty easy for them to come up with a VR prototype similar to Oculus. What i dont like about morpheus is that it doesnt seem to improve on the negatives around Oculus. And the biggest risk i forsee here is how Sony will handle the support for the device. The move was quite something too...but the support never came from Sony. If project morpheus is going to actually have an impact then Sony needs to somehow make support mandatory but in a way that devs dont feel obligated (sounds impossible lol). Another thing they really need to put some effort into is making morpheus accessible, desireable and most of all PRACTICAL. It needs to be sold at an affordable price and people must want to actually put that block of a screen on their head. Thats going to be quite something.

sorry man, but that was before we new GG and MM wont show their games. and Sony Bend is rumored to not show theirs either. but past two E3's only one AAA game was announced. E3 2012 had Beyond announced and gameplay for GoW:A and TLoU shown and third parties. last years E3 had The order announced with previous games talked about and third parties. 

The Order gameplay, Uncharted trailer, Project Beast announced. smaller games, indies, a lot of third party games, most likely FarCry, battlefield, assassins creed, maybe the division as well. and thats all folks!