Been a bit behind on E3 in the last days so watched Sony and Nintendo press conference yesterday. I was somewhat impressed by Microsoft. I still feel no desire to buy any consoles but the specs on the Xbox One X look impressive and the price would not scare me off. Will probably spend around €499 on my next graphics card alone (but I understand that many might not be in such a situation). As a hardware tinkerer, I also think MS hardware montages look quite cool. I think some other good points about MS current stance is raised in
this thread. Will get Tacoma on day 1, might have a look at Cuphead, new Ori and new Life is Strange (on chapter 3 in the old one atm).
What's the current consensus on the Win 10 store btw?
From EA I will only get A Way Out unless Battlefront II campaign turns out to be stellar or someone at EA Sports stealth-launch NHL on PC.
If Beyond Good & Evil 2 does not become too Ubisoft-ed that's a given as well. South Park-sequel eventually a buy too.
PC Gaming show just so-so, shame on no AoE4 but Tunic might be alright.
Sony not bad either but again only few games peaked my interest. Would maybe play Spiderman if it was available on PC, but does not look as good as the Arkham-games, yet.
Will probably dust off the olde 3DSXL for Metroid: Return of Samus. If Metroid Prime 4 looks great later it might convince me to pick up a cheap Switch in the future.
E3 often feels a bit dull with all the big players showing off variants of each others blockbuster-shooter, zombie-game, car game etc. Most of them are also way too big and want to offer infinite playtime, quantity over quality in many cases. I got Zelda: BotW on launch and just finished it last Sunday so can't bother with too many of those. So will mainly keep playing the indies.