I've been reading threads throughout the week and it seems like most people are so focused on how "big" a game is in terms of sales potential, the amount of hype when announced, or the marketing budget. What about the quality of the actual game?
There's a bunch of already announced games with positive impressions or is looking promising. It's strange to see some of those games being overlooked because they aren't rolling with a Halo/Uncharted/Zelda/COD/etc marketing campaign (a lot of those announced games are new IPs as well).
Hell, I've even seen some people randomly bringing up the sales impact of Persona 5 to attempt to dismiss the game when it gets mentioned as an upcoming game.
About E3: I'm looking forward to seeing Scalebound, Level-5's PS4 game (curious to know if this is another Sony/L5 project), and hopefully Gravity Rush 2 (or GR1 PS4 at the very least). Bend or Guerilla Games's new IP would be nice to see.
To resume the explanation i would give...
A moon diamon hidden in a moon cave, is only valuable when found.
Once found, it's only valuable for the ones who knows it's value.
Big franchises are gold, and you know how much they worth, but, have you seen a moon diamond? Me neither :/