Nice forsight on them calling Gabe out.Casual Shinji said:Come on Sony, show of some of those 500 pound gorillas you're keeping backstage.
Nice forsight on them calling Gabe out.Casual Shinji said:Come on Sony, show of some of those 500 pound gorillas you're keeping backstage.
I never ever type this in a message, but FUCKING LOL!!!jagula_sector said:Nice forsight on them calling Gabe out.Casual Shinji said:Come on Sony, show of some of those 500 pound gorillas you're keeping backstage.
I would have agreed with you on Nintendo winning, if it wasn't for the fact that stuff doesn't even work. I mean just look at the Zelda game in the very beginning. Only about 1/3rd of Miyamoto's actions worked, either he was playing the game for the first time, which he wasn't, or I guess the presenter was right when he said hardware was only tools, only problem is that their tool is broken. That and the fact that all their announcements is just more milking of the same franchises from the last 20 years.Jumplion said:Okay, so now I just finished watching it, and I gotta say that I'm fairly impressed. I didn't have my mind blown to smithereens, but it was a good showing if it was slow at the start. As much as it pains me to say it, Nintendo seems to have won this years E3 if only in terms of sheer number of announcements.
Seeing Gabe Newell show some damn humility on the stage made me a happy panda
No showing of The Last Guardian made me a sad one
Overall though, a good showing, and a helluvah lot better than Microsoft.
Ha, yeah, I sort of snickered when Miyamoto said "As you can see, the Wii Remote registers my movements 1:1!" and his arm wasn't anywhere near where the sword was.Belladonnah said:I would have agreed with you on Nintendo winning, if it wasn't for the fact that stuff doesn't even work. I mean just look at the Zelda game in the very beginning. Only about 1/3rd of Miyamoto's actions worked, either he was playing the game for the first time, which he wasn't, or I guess the presenter was right when he said hardware was only tools, only problem is that their tool is broken. That and the fact that all their announcements is just more milking of the same franchises from the last 20 years.Jumplion said:Okay, so now I just finished watching it, and I gotta say that I'm fairly impressed. I didn't have my mind blown to smithereens, but it was a good showing if it was slow at the start. As much as it pains me to say it, Nintendo seems to have won this years E3 if only in terms of sheer number of announcements.
Seeing Gabe Newell show some damn humility on the stage made me a happy panda
No showing of The Last Guardian made me a sad one
Overall though, a good showing, and a helluvah lot better than Microsoft.
I would rate it as Kojima > Sony > Microsoft > Nintendo
Yeah, I agree Kevin butler was the only person in the whole of the 3 E3 presentations that made me laugh.lapan said:Twisted Metal looked interesting, and so did the comedy that Kevin butler provided. If anything, Sony has the best advertizers. Apart from that the only good games were multiplatform anyways. I myself dont own a ps3 or have any space in my apartment for another console, so i guess i will miss out on Twisted Metal.
I noticed that, I also noticed that Top Gear's The Stig is in the trailerForgottenPr0digy said:Who else beside me is finally to see that Grand Tursimo has a release date this November.
I was thinking that Nintendo's was the best, until I saw Twisted Metal and Portal 2.IamQ said:I would actually go so far as to say that this conference was better than Nintendos.