Which E3 conference are you most looking forward to?

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Where is the none?

I work from game to game and am just wait. Overall E3 has little affect on me.

I'm hoping that its going to be a good E3 I really enjoyed last year's event so lets see if they can improve on that this year.

Microsoft for me.

Sony. See what that new Uncharted is looking like. A little bummed out they pushed Shenmue 3 back, tho smh

I wanna say Microsoft, but I don't see them coming out with any exclusives this late in the console cycle.....so I'll go with Sony.

Sony and because I'm a Sony shill I guess

I won't ever get a Scorpio. I have a PS4 Pro and have a good PC that I will upgrade (if AMD ever decides to grace us with Vega). Still for me the Microsoft conference is the one I'm looking to most. Showcasing new hardware and one so tooted for it's power is very exciting and as a casual observant of the industry, I'm interested in the price and launch window as well.

Sony always has a good E3 and I hope they unveil some completely new and interesting games. The biggest announcement of the whole show for me, if the rumors are true, is easily Bloodborne 2. I really hope it's coming.

Sony for me, I've always liked the Playstation and it's games more than the others.

I'm hoping for a release date for GTS and PCARS 2 from SMS.

Bethesda because I like the games they usually bring and I'm crossing my fingers for The Evil Within 2.

*A long stretch but also whichever conference Capcom show Itsuno Hideaki sans game (Dragon's Dogma 2 or Devil May Cry 5), and Remake 2_

PC Game Show is what I'm really looking forward to the most. Follow by MS, Sony, and EA. That's about it really. But when it comes to E3, I'm basically just gonna watch everything.

First is Nintendo to see if it can continue the momentum for the past three months of the Switch. Next would be the AAA titles listed in the E3 schedule. I'm curious if another Batman or perhaps Transformers will be announced or even another cartoon game in the fashion of T:D or TMNT: MIMM.

Bethesda, Microsoft and PC Gaming Show, but I'll be watching all of them.

King Sony and then Nintendo

I'm actually looking forward to Nintendo the most, because the only game I truly want to see more of is Super Mario Odyssey.

None.

All is going to suck.

Overhyped games and titles are years from coming out and even then its downgraded beyond believe..

Pretty much this.

Hype and advertising is killing it for me. I see absolutely no humility, no real innovation (only gimmicks). Nothing really looks fun to me, you know? It all is starting to just blend together and look like the same crap, it might as well just be the same three or four games from the same two or three megapublidevs.

Still waiting for them to tackle cross-platform play on Xbox and PC, that would be awesome.

IMO, Sony then Nintendo's conference are personally what I am excited for out the ones listed.

Being a Sony home console fan and a Nintendo handheld fan.

Appears they both have something that caters towards my personal tastes, especially this year.

Microsoft because I feel they have the most new games to show off. They kind of have to sell people on Scorpio.

All innovation started as gimmicks. Please explain this fetish for innovation some many have?

Particular with a price well above PS4 and even their own X1.

That's a cynical way to view innovation.I would argue that necessity, boredom, or the desire to create leads to innovation...

...while the desire to make a quick buck, take advantage of the lowest common denominators, and take the easy way out leads to gimmicks.

I mean, look it up: gimmick has a very negative denotation and connotation both. Innovation is generally very positive.

Is there some overlap? Sure: the widemouth can, for example, was a gimmick; but it also is found on nearly every can of soda, beer, and drink because it was innovative, works well, and ultimately serves a practical purpose. Open-world level design is incredibly innovative and can be mind-blowing, but has turned into a gimmick and leads to many potentially-great games being incredibly dull.

I don't have a fetish for innovation, I just want there to be some substance when they add new things to games, when they develop stuff. I don't want to see great, innovative ideas turned into abominations, either.

My view about innovation comes from how gamers use it. Many times seem they use the only thing to measure games by yet you really can not measure innovation. Then there the over generalization like how indie games are the only source of innovation.

I guess I just find it over used and often no real backing for me to see it having any value.

A lot of people here on this site, whether reasonably or unreasonably, seem disappointed with E3 so far. Well, I've seen some things that looked good already - maybe not many surprises, but definitely some games I wouldn't mind playing.

As a Nintendo fanboy, I have no idea if their event will do anything that pleases the masses. Who knows if there will be any surprises in tow? I suspect I'll like it anyway, there are already plenty of games on the way I'm planning on getting.

The Evil Within 2 happened and Sony showed Monster Hunter: World. I don't know yet if that was Hideaki samas game, or not? but let me just say this has been my favorite e3 in a very long time :)

@Ovirew:

A lot of people here on this site, whether reasonably or unreasonably, seem disappointed with E3 so far. Well, I've seen some things that looked good already