E3 2015's Highs, Lows, and Biggest Games

@crushbrain: +2

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@gregglle: But I get so many dislikes when I go outside, it's not worth it!

@gregglle you think were all basement dwellers? can't i make an honest assessment of the web site without being called names?:

@gregglle: I wish I could like your comment and bring it to the top of the comments section, but now that I lack that ability, your awesome point will be missed by many.

@gregglle: when people give like the most of the time its because they agree with you its just a quicker way to say hey dude I totally agree with you. I think you need to chill out a bit and let people express them self.

@gregglle: Well, this is awfully judgemental

@ricku1967:

How can you claim to have watched the video and come to these conclusions?

Nobody is talking about not being happy about the games that were on show, yes they are worth getting excited about.

I was and still am sceptical about the whole E3 fluff that comes with those games. I mean they could show off the games themselves but no they always have to talk b0ll0cks and hype up things beyond the point of believability and they do not need to do it!

Last year they seemed to make a better effort to streamline the whole E3 show and it was better for it, but nah that wasn't good enough, they had to turn the BS up to eleven and it is off-putting.

Finally how can you make ANY comments on how much I am or am not happy because I don't want to conform to apparently YOUR ideas as to what makes people happy, which is to bathe in all the sh*te these people are shovelling? You could've just commented on the video and what I had said but you went on to make assumptions because I don't believe these people's hype... Are you serious? Well never mind.

Almost every E3 has been about Lies/Marketing and then more Lies on top for good measure, what makes this one so different than all the rest? They happened to show some content to get people excited, is that it, is that really all it takes for you?

I've said this already but I'll say it again, this is why Gamers keep getting stung, they see a well marketed video, orgasm and begin throwing money at these companies.

There seems to be no room for any middle ground any more, it's either you are so excited to the point you have to have to be seen as such, where you will only be disappointed when things do finally come out as expectancy is so high. Then there is opposite where you are labelled for being a downer for being cynical at what we will actually be getting and how dare anybody be anything other than hyped to the max.

I'm neither of those extremes, I am chuffed at the games announced but sceptical enough to know that these things have burned many of us in the past when they failed to deliver. It doesn't mean I am dismissing anything.

My happiness has nothing to do with it and me thinking that it is easy to make games is untrue, irrelevant and pointless to this discussion.

@fig56:

I don't care how much more millions MS make and it is a wee bit too late because although it's good that they are now implementing it, if they weren't so greedy in the first place it would have been much nicer of a feature at launch.

A common argument on here defending the no backwards compatible is, "Forget last gen, it's dead and nobody plays them now anyway." And now suddenly MS reveal this feature, that would have been far more useful 18 months ago, it's now the greatest thing since sliced bread?

As far as I know he has a full time job on top of what he does on You Tube and I CARE what he has to say. People may actually learn something from it. So it's just the same schtick as usual from these companies at E3 and because he is not on the hype train like everyone else, you don't want to hear what he has to say?

I'm not saying you have to, it's just your attitude in that last sentence sums up pretty well my thoughts on why Gamers keep getting stung.

@lordossiss: They say it, but I don't believe it.