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Who won the E3 ? @ All VGChartz User

The PlayStation 4 (Sony) 1,279 68.03%
 
The Xbox1 (MS) 279 14.84%
 
nintendo digital event 105 5.59%
 
see results 217 11.54%
 
Total:1,880
Lawlight said:
I don't think Sony is funding all of Shenmue 3.


Why do you think that? It was showcased at the sony conference and it's exclusive to the PS4/PC. The kickstarter thing would most likely a way to gauge how much people wanted the game. Shenmue 2 cost 70 million to develope. Shenmue 3 will probably cost a lot more. If anyone else was funding it, they would want to have the game on their platform.



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yvanjean said:
Hynad said:

You really didn't get the point he was making, even though he explained it... 


Declaring a winner for E3 is simply being subjective.... I'm thinking that MS won this E3 and he's claiming I'm being subjective towards MS! 

The same has every one who being subjective taking Sony as the winner. I can see why people would claim that Sony had a better E3 but if anything Sony edges out Microsoft or maybe Bethesda (dark horse of the race). 

 


If the majority of gamers think that sony won E3 then guess what, sony won E3.

After Microsoft's conference, everything was working. 

This site was super buggy after nintendo's conference. 

Multiple websites crashed after sony's conference.

MS's conference was minor news.



Aeolus451 said:
Lawlight said:
I don't think Sony is funding all of Shenmue 3.


Why do you think that? It was showcased at the sony conference and it's exclusive to the PS4/PC. The kickstarter thing would most likely a way to gauge how much people wanted the game. Shenmue 2 cost 70 million to develope. Shenmue 3 will probably cost a lot more. If anyone else was funding it, they would want to have the game on their platform.


If they were funding it completely, it wouldn't be on PC.

Shenmue 2 was a massive failure in terms of management so no wonder they spent $70M on that game. Watch Dogs cost less than that 13 years later. I'm sure Sleepings Dogs cost much less than that too.



Microoft wins because of Xbone backwards compatibility. I don't even know one but that was, hands down, wow.



Lawlight said:
Aeolus451 said:


Why do you think that? It was showcased at the sony conference and it's exclusive to the PS4/PC. The kickstarter thing would most likely a way to gauge how much people wanted the game. Shenmue 2 cost 70 million to develope. Shenmue 3 will probably cost a lot more. If anyone else was funding it, they would want to have the game on their platform.


If they were funding it completely, it wouldn't be on PC.

Shenmue 2 was a massive failure in terms of management so no wonder they spent $70M on that game. Watch Dogs cost less than that 13 years later. I'm sure Sleepings Dogs cost much less than that too.


Sony doesn't own the IP so most likely the game being on pc was part of the deal. 

How much do you think it would cost to develope and market the game? 

 

 

There is no question, however, that the cost to make a AAA games in going up across the board. Last summer, when Kotaku editor-in-chief Stephen Totilo talked to Sony's head of worldwide development, Shuhei Yoshida, about game budgets, Yoshida said budgets for top-tier PS4 games would be "slightly larger" than the $20 to $50 million price range he estimated as the development cost for "top PS3 games." Four years ago, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot estimated that the average production budget for the generation of games following Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 would be $60 million. In an 2012 investor report, Take-Two admitted some of its "top titles" cost in excess of $60 million for development alone.

2014

Destiny - $140 million - The leaked initial development contract for the game authorized payments totaling up to $140 million to cover Bungie's development and limited marketing efforts (ViDocs and other marketing assets) prior to the game's beta. As the contract also specifies, Bungie's marketing costs — limited to $1 million — are separate from Activision's own marketing expenses on Destiny.

Watch Dogs - $68 million - Stéphane Decroix, an executive producer on the project at Ubisoft Montreal, told French business publication Challenges Ubisoft's contemporary open-world title has a development budget in excess of 50 million euros ($68 million).

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I think Sony won but more or less gamers won.

Final. Fantasy 7 remake
The Last Guardian
South Park TFBW
Recore
Cuphead
Mirrors edge catalyst
Shenmue 3
Nier 2
Kingdom Hearts 3
Fallout 4
The World of Final Fantasy
Horizon Dawn Zero
And many more.

BEST E3 EVER in my opinion anyway



All Stats S rank

Sony won by a long shot. Microsoft had second best, and...well, Nintendo...



Aeolus451 said:
binary solo said:
Sony, because it's the only one I followed therefore it wins by default.


That's sarcasm I take it? 

I take it back. Your sig gif wins every vote ever no matter the subject.



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sales2099 said:
yvanjean said:

Sony conference:

Horizon and Uncharted 4 stole the show.

Last Guardian still has to prove gameplay and doesn't release till 2016.
No man sky still doesn't have gameplay and release date.
Shenmue 3 is a kickstarter, won't be AAA production and won't release till 2017 or later. 
FF7 remake  is a 2017 or later. 

Microsoft Conference:

Biggest bomb drop was Backward compability. 

Followed by:

This year 2015:

THANK YOU! Feel like Im the only guy here who saw things without Nostalgia goggles.

Sony left 2015 in the dust, and FF& is only timed exclusive, with Last Guardian still existing qualifying for a "megaton".

MS hit all the right notes with nostalgia, tech demos, established IPs, new IPs, and keeping 2015 a big year for games. And still they can't beat Sony.......you really know the ratio of console war fans on the internet at times like this.


MS showed a ton of great stuff, but Sony had mindblowing announcements. FF7 remake may only be timed exclusive, but the fact that it's happening at all is a megaton. It's like Sony announcing Half-Life 3 as a timed exclusive and you just brush it off as no biggie because it's just timed. FFVII remake was mindblowing regardless of how many platforms it'll be on, and I'm sure you understand that. TLG looks beautyful, and give than it had turned into a running joke for Sony fans before every E3, and that it has been presumed dead for quite a while, yes, it's a big deal that it's shown, with gameplay at their E3. In addition they had Horizon, which not only looks great, but they showed actual gameplay off, instead of just a CGI trailer (looking at you, ReCore, which btw looked really interesting). MS really did hit all the right notes, it's just that after that, Sony came and played a symphony.



Random_Matt said:
I've heard for Fallout 4 mods, they are created on a PC then transferred to X1.


And the PS4. But yes, the console versions of Fallout 4 will be able to use PC mods (though I'm sure not all of them).



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