Phil writes, "E3 2016 is officially over, and man, what a show it was this year. If you're like me (and God help you if you are), you were excited to see lots of new and already announced games in all of their glory. At the same time, however, you probably also noticed that some games you might have been expecting to show up at E3 weren't there. This article delves into those games, the ones that disappointingly and unsatisfactorily so just weren't at E3 2016, making fans have to wait till who knows when to see them next."
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Don't expect to see ff7R again until ff15 has released. Kh 3 same thing I think or maybe tgs. Ace combat probably needs more time before showing gameplay or it's being saved for gamescon/tgs. No man's sky is out in August so I don't see much point in showing it again, we all know it's coming. If gamescon is on before it releases, perhaps they'll give it a slot there. Crackdown 3 either needs more time (maybe pushed to next year??) Or it's being saved for gamescon.
I'm really not hyped at FF7, i think people are pinning far too many hopes onto it