Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "By all accounts Sony should have had a slam dunk at E3 2018. Their games were first in the class, with major titles coming from both their first party studios and third-party partners, many of which are some of the most anticipated games of our time. Yet, the dropped the ball – with a E3 showcase that failed to live up to not only their own previous presentations but also made some of the biggest games of all of E3 feel like afterthoughts, thrown in just to fill in the time till it was time to move onto the next thing. So while Sony had a lot to show, they did so in probably the worst way possible."
The second expansion looks to deliver Diablo 4’s most bingeable endgame yet.
Not gonna play this game before they stop selling cosmetics in shop that looks better than drops in-game. Stupid company
Could be worse. Path of Exile has no cosmetic drops in-game but will happily sell them to you for $30 each.
PoE is also free and has actual good updates every 3 months and listen the community. Combined with the fact that PoE actually is for adults instead of the cookie cutter shit you get in D4, build diversity? no ofc not, on the item it literally says for which single skill the item works for and for nothing else so you're pigeonholed into a couple very specific items if you wanna play a certain build which kills all personal builds and everyone is just running with the exact same items, compare that to PoE where there's endless viable builds.
Most games borrow from Stardew Valley. Coral Island earns the comparison. An Indonesian studio adds underwater coral restoration, 28 romanceable characters including merfolk royalty, and Balinese-inspired festivals. The August 2025 multiplayer update strengthened the package. The farming sim template, expanded in every direction that matters.
Play a swamp witch crafting potions and solving problems with darkly comic consequences. Wytchwood's storybook art style masks a game with genuine edge. The crafting system ties directly to narrative progression rather than existing as a separate loop. Cosy but not soft. The fairy tale tradition it draws from has always had teeth.
Great games showing but horrible execution. They need to go back to the previous E3 format.
I'm just going to say one thing and it's the only thing I care about... GAMES
did the games really let you down?
If the format is the biggest letdown then you know its a decent conference.
I hope they never use that format again.
Also an intermission seriously?