The highlights so far for me were Mario x Rabbits, Spiderman and Anthem

Spiderman is a tad iffy though due to the amount of Quicktime events it had. But otherwise it felt like Arkham City Spiderman basically, which is a great thing.

Anthem looked super awesome, but have no interest in it at same time. Being a shooter/online heavy game means I'll pass. But can't deny it looked amazing. Made me think of like Xenoblade Chronicles X made for high tech hardware. Flying around mech like.

Mario x Rabbids. Looked amazing. Complete out of left field shocker for me. I love SRPG type games and this looks cool. I just hope it has a good story to go alone with it.

There can if you stop announcing games over a year in advance.

Ubisoft was very solid. Not sure what you're talking about. Sony wasn't going above and beyond, but it still felt like a 7/10 performance.


The issue I think is the way EA, Bethesda, Microsoft, and others made their e3. Besides the issues with what was in their presentation, they sometimes focused on irrelevant things



I think everyone should take Nintendo's new route. We saw in the April direct how efficient it is. Regarding what people thought of the content, the presentation was a 10/10. Fast, straight to the point, and gameplay is saved for the treehouse.

Ubisoft had a great E3, Sony was ok, Microsoft and Bethesda were bad, and EA was terrible. It's all on Nintendo now.

I'd rather know why video-game fans whine so much. It's really disappointing and makes me want to distance myself. If it's not childish entitlement because a game being shown might not be for them, then it's someone claiming that they can't enjoy game video because there aren't enough "surprises". I mean, yeah, I know that a lot of the people online are young enough to have a legitimate claim on being immature but I also tend to have higher expectations for this place than IGN or Youtube comments. At least until E3 comes around, anyway.

I liked both Sony and Microsoft.

Only saw some of EA and none of Bethesda or Ubisoft.

The problem is, what AAA games did Microsoft actually announce? Forza 7, a hugely established IP that was basically guaranteed to be at E3? A trailer for Crackdown 3 that was met with mixed reception? A trailer reel of indie games, that, lets face it, most of us are going to forget about within the week anyways? Time spent on multiplats for no other reason than to say "LOOK GUYS XBOX ONE X PLS BUY IT"?

Sony's conference was undeniably stronger, even if it wasn't exactly The Hulk of E3 conferences. I can't see defending Microsoft anymore when they clearly are not invested in the games anymore. They care about hardware and game platform software. To be fair though, we all should have seen it coming a mile away when we look back at the original announcement for the Xbox One and see Microsoft's original vision for their media box. They wanted to make a console that was more of a straight up computer. The gaming community didn't welcome that though as so drastic a change, so it has been done more gradually instead. The days of Microsoft caring about procuring specific IPs and game development are long gone.

Thats why I didn't mention Ubisoft. But otherwise, its been a bit miss.

Yeah, all conferences have been really meh. I don't expect much from Nintendo.

I feel where you're coming from, but as much as i love the game Sony has, it's all 2018 or no dates (days gone, detroit) and this is their second or third conferences. Sony and companies in general have got to stop announcing stuff soooo far in advance. It's really frustrating.