Damn, the Allies must have watched a different conference than me! They're shockingly positive on this.
It wasn't a bad show, it was just a strange showing considering it was the X hardware header.
Damn, the Allies must have watched a different conference than me! They're shockingly positive on this.
Yeah, if you go back a bit.Is Kyle doing any post-conference commentary on that Geoff thing?
That's not marginally better, that's significantly better.I thought it was marginally better than EA
EA: F
Microsoft: B-
This crew is too nice. They score high based purely on format. They praise that they showed a bunch of games and then say oh, but nothing blew me away.
I personally score higher on actual content. Format was good but the substance wasn't there. 7 out of 10 at best. Probably a lower score truly from me.
It wasn't a bad show, it was just a strange showing considering it was the X hardware header.
It wasn't a bad show, it was just a strange showing considering it was the X hardware header.
That's not marginally better, that's significantly better.
It wasn't a bad show, it was just a strange showing considering it was the X hardware header.
Damiani doing good work with the production.
The format of trailer after trailer after trailer was completely awesome, but the actual games shown were more of the same - gritty shooters, almost no titles honing in on focused single player experiences, and absolutely nothing to justify the absurd XXX price (calling the XboX one X this, because it's a filthy, smutty proposition).It wasn't a bad show, it was just a strange showing considering it was the X hardware header.
That's not true that everything was multi. Pretty much all smaller games were single player games. Metro is single player. AC is single player. Forza will have a single player campaign. Shadows of War is single player. Ori 2 is single player, etc. They had a decent mix of games. Especially for MS. They're usually horrible at showing diversity.The format of trailer after trailer after trailer was completely awesome, but the actual games shown were more of the same - gritty shooters, almost no titles honing in on single player, and absolutely nothing to justify the absurd XXX (calling the XboX one X this, because it's a filthy, smutty proposition) price tag.
Part of it is my tastes, of course - the genres and styles MS tackles hold very minimal appeal to me. Nintendo is basically on the complete opposite side of the spectrum in terms of the types of games they make, and their output is skewed infinitely more to my sensibilities.
But even objectively, taking my tastes out of the equation, they mainly showed a bunch of titles from oversaturated genres that all blur together in my head, shockingly few actual exclusives, and nothing that will move the needle in the mass market's excitement for the XXX.
What? Wait, this game is at E3? This game is not dead!? Please say it's so.FUCK YEAH, WATTAM
Damn, the Allies must have watched a different conference than me! They're shockingly positive on this.
You're right, there definitely were *some* single player things, but the games I'd otherwise be super into (Sea of Thieves, Anthem, Crackdown) all immediately make me jump out as soon as I realize they're designed to be multiplayer experiences first and foremost. I guess my perception was biased in that way - Sea of Thieves and Anthem both look amazing to me, but I know I'll never play them because I hate playing with randos and I don't have a gamer crew IRL.That's not true that everything was multi. Pretty much all smaller games were single player games. Metro is single player. AC is single player. Forza will have a single player campaign. Shadows of War is single player. Ori 2 is single player, etc. They had a decent mix of games. Especially for MS. They're usually horrible at showing diversity.
EA gets a 6 and Microsoft gets a 8.5 from me.
Yea my scores are around thatI want to say that the Allies have really upped their game this year, this E3 so far is going smoothly for them!
EA gets a 6 and Microsoft gets a 8.5 from me.
Sea of Thieves and Anthem both look amazing to me, but I know I'll never play them because I hate playing with randos and I don't have a gamer crew IRL.
I can't imagine there won't be a solid Comunity right here on gaf. It looks stess free and just fun.You're right, there definitely were *some* single player things, but the games I'd otherwise be super into (Sea of Thieves, Anthem, Crackdown) all immediately make me jump out as soon as I realize they're designed to be multiplayer experiences first and foremost. I guess my perception was biased in that way - Sea of Thieves and Anthem both look amazing to me, but I know I'll never play them because I hate playing with randos and I don't have a gamer crew IRL.
Horrible press conference. Absolutely nothing to play.
I'll give it an A.
As great as some members of the GAF community can be, they're still randosI can't imagine there won't be a solid Comunity right here on gaf. It looks stess free and just fun.
I met people in the destinygaf community who I would now consider to be friends. And I'm pretty introverted. I'm looking forward to it.As great as some members of the GAF community can be, they're still randos![]()