tl;dr: Sony > Bethesda > Ubisoft > EA > Microsoft > Nintendo
Before
I begin, I want to give a big shout out to IGN for
always having an awesome stream each year, packed with content. It really makes
my day to watch with you all and listen to the before and after show
commentaries. Thanks! Keep it up!
Nintendo
had amiibo to look at. Zelda looks like if The Witcher 3 got stripped of
gameplay and had cartoon graphics. E3 Rating: 1/10
The
only Microsoft exclusive I’m interested in is Cuphead. That game looks amazing.
Although, I must give MS credit for bring Gwent on stage (I will be buying it
for PS4). Lots of stuff that many people will enjoy, not a lot of stuff for me
(I don’t like shooters). E3 Rating: 7/10
EA has Mass Effect Andromeda. I cannot wait to get back into that universe. E3 Rating: 7.5/10
The
Fractured, But Whole is a South Park game from Ubisoft, and the presentation
made me legit laugh out loud. The whole thing where Cartman asks you to sit and
then says, “Not there.” Too funny! Watch Dogs 2 looks fun as well. The host,
Aisha Tyler is great and weird. E3 Rating: 8/10
Bethesda
doesn’t need to do much to make me happy. Skyrim Remastered and Nuka World +
Build-your-own Vault DLC is all I needed to wow me. The other games weren’t for
me, but were impressive nonetheless. I really want to watch someone else play
Prey. Also, I want to play Fallout 4 in VR (I hope it comes to PSVR!). E3
Rating: 9/10
Sony
is where E3 was at. Unveiling a Spiderman game that actually looks like they’re
putting effort into it is awesome. Horizon: Zero Dawn look inventive and crazy
fun. I’m also very excited about Playstation’s VR. Batman in VR, Star Wars in
VR. Amazing. E3 Rating: 9/10
So, in my opinion (which is my own, and it’s fine that yours
is different)….
Sony wins E3
At this show….
Horizon: Zero Dawn wins
as game of the show
H:
ZD is my pick this year because it just looks so creative. I want to battle
robot dinos in a post-apocalyptic open world with futuristic cave man weapons!
Yes! I can’t wait to play this one.
Past
Years:
2014
thoughts and the GOTS
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