It's a D from me.
The only new things shown which interest me were Alan Wake 2, Dragon's Dogma 2 and I guess Marathon for its style + Bungie. The first two were notable in that they actually showed gameplay. In general, there was far too much CGI and "not actual gameplay" to judge much of anything else. The Snake Eater remake for example - should've been exciting, but I can't tell much about it because it's CG fucking I. At this point, i'm more excited about the Metal Gear Solid collection re-releasing. But again, no details given, so I hope at least it's 4K60.
In terms of what the first party is delivering, it was so bad. Spider-Man 2 looks just like the last game. I was expecting some sort of generational leap there. In fact in some shots, it even looked worse than I remember the original looking. Elsewhere, far too much generic GaaS shit was shown. Like Haven's game, what the fuck was even that?
I was already hyped enough for FF16, so I didn't really need to see any more of it. There was a lot of indie shit that didn't interest me much. And the samurai game trend is already starting to get over-saturated. The highlight of the show, if you can call it that, ended up being the PSVR2 segment. Not much truly new shown for it, but i'm glad there is some support to look forward to for a great headset.
The ball is in Xbox's court now and I think after such a poor performance, Phil will be sleeping soundly tonight.