When did "winning" E3 become a thing? Nobody wins E3.

They show games and generate hype. Then lose that hype when everything gets the inevitable "We want to make this game the best it can be" delay.

A smaller 'test subject' named "Hammond" is missing?

He's probably hanging out with that orangutan Clarkson again.

Was this review played on the PS4 or the PS4Pro?

@dominoodle: There's no telling just how much of a grind that could be though. During the beta, the ingame currency you earned was Steel. And it was as little as 10-20 Steel per 4v4 dominion (vs AI). You can break down old equipment, to which I was awarded 5 Steel. Steel is also used for crafting.

You could possibly earn 250 Steel in a play session that lasts for a couple of hours, but you may need 300 for some new equipment. And unlocking a character may cost upwards of several thousand.

That being said, I'm sure there'll be microtransactions for Steel. 1000 for $10.00, 5000 for $45.00 etc.

@snugglebear: Can't wait to buy it!

@DJSONIC: Welcome to Gamespot.

"Nintendo Switch will blow you away, NVIDIA CEO says."
"... the Switch will use Nvidia's Maxwell graphics processing technology"

Nvidia says good things about a product that uses their tech.

Mind-blowing stuff.

Still saving my trial for Ni No Kuni if it ever shows up for Europe's PSNow. €16,99 a month is still pretty steep.

@sellingthings: Mmm, Roast Beef...

@darthrevenx: I'm always pink in the middle.