Wow! Didn't expect that to hit this hard. I don't follow games as much as I did back in the 2010s but E3 for me was always the home for top of the line games, massive reveals, exclusive trailers & announcements, and just lots of activity buzzing around during June.

The crowd reactions from live demos and trailer reveals was something else. Will be sorely missed.

We all know it's going to come to the PC sooner or later. It might be 1 to 1.5 years after its console launch, but it's inevitable.

It'll also probably make the jump to the next generation consoles that follow the PS5 and the Xbox Series X|S.

Is it just me, or am I seeing this same article appear on GameSpot for what is likely the third time with a modified headline & URL?

It's kinda funny he has to clarify that. There's no way Epic would've made a new version of Unreal Engine exclusively for the PS5.

And for those who even have this question: Yes, Unreal Engine 5 will be supported on PCs!

The game's fast success has likely been exacerbated by the current global COVID-19 pandemic, as there was a huge spike in sales and installments in April 2020.

I guess you meant amplified or something else? Because exacerbated means made worse which is clearly not the case here.

Instead of controlling the main character, you control the environment around him. Sounds interesting !!!

I can see it but I'm on a dial-up-like connection (with around 256 kbps or so of bandwidth). Its buffering so much I'd consider mine a black screen as well !!!

Where did the News Archive go ???

The Division FTW. And hats off to Ubisoft for introducing new AAA-esque IPs (Watchdogs, The Crew and now The Division). Not that any of these are out yet but from what we've seen, they couldn't possibly suck !!!

This is probably the kind of attitude that might lead to their downward spiral. Then again, they weren't going to admit that they screwed up big time were they !!!