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TheBoneCollector on 10 June 2014
iceland said:
TheBoneCollector said:


Most people? Where? Xbox and nintendo fans on vgchartz? The consensus all around is sony had the best show so far...so no, most do not agree with you.

LOL It must really hurt that some people thought Sony didn't have the best show, jesus.


No it doesn;t but you sure seem hurt most don;t agree it was terrible........There was no run away winner and MS needed a homerun, they fell way short.



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SnK0610 on 10 June 2014
small44 said:
SnK0610 said:
Nicklesbe said:
SnK0610 said:

I respect your opinions and if you think the show was great then fine.

I think the show was bad.

You don't have to agree with me.

I already said why.

Not just because there wasn't games i wanted there.

There were other reasons as well and i said before why.

The show could have been done a lot better.

if you liked the show then great.

We don't have to agree.

 

I understand that and I'm not arguing with you. I respect your opinions. I'm simply trying to get you to understand that the reasons for it are unrealistic and your expectations are entirely too high and ignore reality. If you don't address that and try to curtail it your life will be bleak and filled with disappointment. No one wants that.

I already told you.it was bad regardless of the games i wanted.

Project Morpheus for example is a Virtual Reality device that only sony has.

It's a big advantage for them considering not Nintendo or Microsoft has a similar device.

It's a great tool for marketing their console and they already did a short demo with it on the tonight show.

Why not use it on E3 to make the show a lot more exciting?

They didn't show a demo with the virtual reality device and the show could have been a lot better wth it.

And i'm not talking about many games that many people wanted and were not there.


Virtual reality is an experience you should try it to be really excited no point to show it


There is a point.

we can at least see the games how people play and move with it.

How it works.

How do they put it on.

How they use the move pads.

Yes it's not like playing it yourself but it's a start.

When you watch a trailer of a game it's also not like playing it yourself but at least you get some info about the game.

The same is with the virtual reality device.

A demo could reveal many details we don't know at the moment about the device.



Dr.Henry_Killinger on 10 June 2014
SnK0610 said:

They could have shown the games explain more about the device 

Give more details about their vision for the virtual reality in their company

Give details about release date and price.

They did none of that.

Peripheral's aren't going to get focus at E3 stage, hell PS3 and Vita barely got any as well. Sony is experimenting with the Morpheus, its not really integral to the PS ecosystem just a new experience, and I'm sure after only a year, I'd be worried if  the already had a release date and price



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TravenousMaximus on 10 June 2014

I wouldn't go that far; saying Sony's show was terrible. Subpar at the worst. EA's was terrible. There is definitely potential in the announced titles, we just have to wait longer to see how they'll play. Still, I went from "wanting to buy a PS4 by holiday season" to "wait it out for another 18 months" because of their conference.



SnK0610 on 10 June 2014
Dr.Henry_Killinger said:
SnK0610 said:

They could have shown the games explain more about the device 

Give more details about their vision for the virtual reality in their company

Give details about release date and price.

They did none of that.

Peripheral's aren't going to get focus at E3 stage, hell PS3 and Vita barely got any as well. Sony is experimenting with the Morpheus, its not really integral to the PS ecosystem just a new experience, and I'm sure after only a year, I'd be worried if  the already had a release date and price

Sony did a demo at the tonight show.

And it was very interesting.

They could have show a longer and more detailed demo at E3.

It could have made their show much more interesting then how it was.



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Dr.Henry_Killinger on 10 June 2014
SnK0610 said:

Sony did a demo at the tonight show.

And it was very interesting.

They could have show a longer and more detailed demo at E3.

It could have made their show much more interesting then how it was.

Tonight Show and E3 are 2 very different things.

Tonight Show's TV audience + staff + actors on stage could all fit in a small portion of the E3 audience.

Mrpheus would've been better than TV/Movie

but it wouldn't have done well on E3 stage especially since it mostly consist of playable demos, had you been watching the GT stream you would kno that Sony has a booth dedicated to Morpheus.



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ice on 10 June 2014
TheBoneCollector said:


No it doesn;t but you sure seem hurt most don;t agree it was terrible........There was no run away winner and MS needed a homerun, they fell way short.

Yes. I'm so hurt, please give me a potion.

I agree there isn't a run away winner, so idk why you're trying to prove that there is one...

Anyways I think Nintendo is in a good position to really win this one, I was disappointed in MS and Sony.

Next year should be amazing! n_n



gooch_destroyer on 10 June 2014

I enjoyed it but man..They didn't hit it out the park though.



TheGoldenBoy on 10 June 2014

Their pacing and technical problems really hurt their conference. But I still liked the games they showed and I was expecting that their conference will pretty much be a teaser in a way for Gamescom. Sony and MS both did pretty good in my opinion.



SnK0610 on 10 June 2014
Dr.Henry_Killinger said:
SnK0610 said:

Sony did a demo at the tonight show.

And it was very interesting.

They could have show a longer and more detailed demo at E3.

It could have made their show much more interesting then how it was.

Tonight Show and E3 are 2 very different things.

Tonight Show's TV audience + staff + actors on stage could all fit in a small portion of the E3 audience.

Mrpheus would've been better than TV/Movie

but it wouldn't have done well on E3 stage especially since it mostly consist of playable demos, had you been watching the GT stream you would kno that Sony has a booth dedicated to Morpheus.


It's great they had a booth but they should have also show it on E3.

They have an exclusive device that nintendo and mIcrosoft doesn't have.

They shouLd use that for their advantge.

It's really too bad we didn't see more of the virtual reality device.

E3 was their chance to impress people with it.