I really don't know how Sony could make such a disappointing, charmless run... Full of games, and it was like watching trailers from movies, one after the other. At least SotC looks beautiful.

So now, it's all up to you Ninty! Gotta win this year!

Isn't AoE Remake attached to Win 10 store though?.

Afaik I've been getting Win 10 store exclusive vibes, which puts me off wanting to buy the game.

PC E3 more or less sucked for me, everything either being early access or turn based games =/.

We had two amazing years one after the other, so i guess it was a matter of time before we got something like this.

Sony strengthened existing AAA's we knew little about. I won't defend their lack of overall new announcements, but I will praise the positive feedback generated by showing quality gameplay trailers for Spiderman, God of War, and Days Gone. I will praise firmly establishing what Detroit actually is after a relatively ambigious reveal last year. They gave focus to PSVR and announced new IP without making it look gimmicky and showing that PSVR isn't just a passing trend for them. They even managed to genuinely surprise with the SotC remaster/remake announcement. Along with a nice show pre-press conference, Sony focused on the games, gave us much needed details, snuck in a couple announcements, and avoided using indies as a time filling crutch.

Microsoft focused on a piece of hardware that is too ambitious at this time and is going to have a hard time selling at a $500 price point. They showed one new AAA that isn't a new IP. They got rights to first showing of Anthem and Metro Exodus, and that was neat at least until you realize they are multiplats and were likely paid for exclusively to push the Xbox One X. We got a trailer for a game that was announced longer ago than anything in the Sony conference to mixed reception, and we got an indie reel in a desperate push to prove they still had games coming, where individuals such as yourself mistake quantity for quality and strength of exclusive AAA or even AA content.

I can concede that the new exclusive announcements weren't strong on either side, but I simply can't agree that Microsoft somehow did better when Sony effectively filled an entire hour with almost nothing but trailers, making it all about the games with nothing feeling like a crutch to kill time and fill the hour.

Meh. If it ever comes to steam, I will double dip but until then, I need another RTS game other than starcraft!

Not into Planetary Annihilation, Deserts of Kharak, HW2 remaster?  

Or even Petroglphys 8-bit armies? (basically a callback to original C&C). 

As for me, I'll be waiting till it hits Steam, it's where all the other RTS games and AoE series are.

Nostalgia is more addicting than any new rts T_T

Sony was pretty terrible to be honest not a single announcement of a new game and nothing releases in 2017 as usual. Greatness awaits till after the holidays.

Dammit, Play AoE II and III then!.

Well, besides the two times the dude came out and talked Sony's was basically just trailer after trailer after trailer.

I think though the thing that made it kind of 'meh' was the lenght of every trailer. Personally I fel they spent too much time on each game. I started to think "move onto the next game already" in regards to every game shown. 

Maybe Nintendo is onto something with the shorter time. We will see tomorrow. But I know I can and will see any of those trailer or gameplay segments ect from Sony during the week, so no need to showcase a demo on stage.  Also way too many CGI events. I feel like half the trailers I watched I have no idea what the actual gameplay looks like. Like take Mario/Rabbids game. If you only watched their trailer, you would not have a single clue what the game was really like.