I don't know if its the lack of big games, big games getting announced pre-E3, or all the emphasis on motion controls (and possibly 3-D), but I am just unexcited about E3. There are no games announced that I really care about and I fear I won't see much of what I am interested in: The Last Guardian, Deus Ex 3, and those are honestly the only games I can think of [that interest me].
Project Natal has lost all appeal until I hear a firm price point... and a price point at $100 or less. $150? F*** you. $200? F*** you and your family. I really like the potential behind Natal, but any price above $100 would be words I'd rather not use for Microsoft; think not-so-nice terms those with mental handicaps.
Move? Honestly, I don't need an HD Wii and if I did... I'd rather have Wii HD.
And speaking of the Wii, All I care about is Epic Mickey solely because of Warren Spector. I'm not a huge fan of Mickey and all I can think about while thinking about Epic Mickey is this: Why is this a Wii exclusive?
I hope my lack of excitement is a blessing in disguise, having myself blown away by what I will be seeing at E3. I don't believe this will be the case, but it's better to be optimistic than pessimistic, so I'll be looking at a glass that is half full for the time being.
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Strauss Zelnick says price of GTA 6 is being carefully considered and that Rockstar is focused on "making the most spectacular piece of entertainment on Earth."
If GTA 6 abandons everything that made GTA 5 great, it will crash and burn right out of the gate. GTA 5 was funny and not at all PC. My worry is that they will cave to the PC crowd and ruin the vibes.
Meh.., if it’s above £55 I ain’t buying it.
Rockstar are genuinely not half the company they used to be. I was a die hard GTA fan I’ve purchased every game and expansion and spin off day 1.
My opinion of GTA6 is that I can take it or leave it. Not bothered. They burnt too many bridges.
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The titles you mentioned don't really appeal to me. If you were a Sony fan then all your excitement probably did go a bit, since they released their list of games before E3. To free up room to pitch 3-D and Move. As a Microsoft fan and somewhat a Nintendo fan, I think we have plenty to get excited about. A slim 360, maybe Xbox portable, Halo Reach, Gears 3, Fable 3, Natal price, name, games. Price cuts.
Personally I probably wont watch the Sony conference because I know what they have to offer and it's mostly what I don't want. I will admit I haven't been this excited about E3 since the 360 was announced though.
I'm just not big on the whole 3D thing, and unfortunately Sony will be pushing the new tech to no end this year...
E3 has been getting smaller every year. No wonder Sony decided to reveal a load of games outside E3.
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