While I don't expect a bombshell on the level of say Nintendo/Marvel vs. Capcom or NEW Darkstalkers or whatever, this E3 should still have plenty of good stuff for fighting game fans
Even though I don't really like to self-identify as an otaku or whatever, anime and manga are probably my most-consumed sources of media in the last 10 or so years, but it just feels like there are fewer shows coming out every year that I'm interested in watching and from a demographics perspective I don't really matter at all to the people producing this content. Even though Cowboy Bebop and Ghost in the Shell: SAC are probably my two favorite pieces of media, there could be a dozen people with the same opinion but we'd collectively matter less than one otaku super-whale that buys every piece of merchandising for their favorite moe character. Honestly speaking I don't have any problem with fanservice in anime (or fanservice anime as a whole), it's just that nowadays it's done with such cynicism and an undercurrent of contempt for the audience that I can't really stomach it or try to defend it.
It's super reductive and unfair to say anime is all fanservice trash, yes, but at the same time people who say that anime was a mistake and it's nothing but trash have legitimate grievances too.
Oh there are certainly industry practices and trends that are worthy of reproach and critique. I just take issue with "Anime is all moe bullshit and I say this an an expert who hasn't watched anime in 15 years" or similar statements/sentiments which are surprisingly common. It's just intellectually dishonest/weak. It would be like swearing off American Television because Honey Boo Boo and whatever that show was with the 19 kids because they existed and were popular. Some styles and/or genres may wax and wane but neither the amount nor proportion of good stuff, the stuff really deserving your attention, has decreased over time.
These shows are the exception, not the rule though.
That's not an anime specific problem though
I think the overriding problem I have with anime is that Japan as a whole seems to have little to say about anything. Their stories seem purely fantastical
Hey now, not everything can be as good as Macklemore
But seriously I'm not sure I understand what you mean. Can you elaborate what "saying something means"? You want more ground/realistic products? Whatever your criteria is, I have a feeling there are probably a bunch of things that fit your criteria, you just don't know about them.