It’s been a fascinating E3 this year, with buckets of potential for all of the manufacturers and a number of major publishers to surprise and delight, whether it’s with recent and upcoming hardware or with a ton of games. There have been surprises, there have also been disappointments, but the question that always seems inevitable at E3 is who the overall winner is?
TSA puts Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, Ubisoft, Bethesda, EA and even Devolver Digital head to head to figure out this all important question.
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All I want is a physical disc release of remastered D2 that doesn't require online check-ins.
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Ima give it to Nintendo this year, Mario looks absolutely spectacular as well as Mario + Rabbids. Ya they didn't show anything from Metroid Prime 4 or the new mainline Pokémon game but at least we know they're coming. Kirby looks awesome and I also am interested in the new Yoshi. XC2 coming this holiday is huge, I'll be playing that and NNK2 ahead of all else this fall, so I'm stoked. Sony comes in second imo, Days Gone, GoW, SoTC, and Spidey made that conference relevant to me. Plus we know the games are there for that platform. Also Sony pre show was the real winner, showing Knack 2, GTS, NNK2, Matterfall and giving most of them release dates of 2017.