It's saying much about the state of E3 that this whole thread has gathered a paltry 4 comments.

Catherine for X360. I never owned a PS3 or X360 and was always interested in this game. Bought an Xbone a year or 2 ago and managed to track down a used copy for it last year. I loved every minute of it, the game was exactly what I imagined it to be.

A game where you restore healthy by picking up a flask and bringing it to your mouth to drink it.

Seriously, that's the first thing I thought of when the RevOlutiOn controller was first shown, and it never materialized. :(

Spoken like a true man of limitless wealth.

Seems like defence missions trigger some kind of mass amnesia, if the only one anyone can come up with is the cabin in RE4. Which I also played. And forgot about.

Not sure what to think of this. It looks daft and very un-Lego-like. Must also be the most portly Mario we've ever seen. This will be expensive, probably only made in a limited run, and most of all, it doesn't look like much fun.

Very excited to hear about this, it always seemed like an interesting game. On the other hand, I'm not too much into simulation and I probably couldn't spend the time required for the game's "git gud" mentality.

your point does not hold water. Surely the conventional streaming services would take a cut from the sale that is in the same ballpark as what Steam or the Epic store take, so financially it evens out. The only sale publishers could miss out on is people double dipping to get the game also on a streaming service, but how many people would do that in the first place?

Looking forward to your impressions.

Also, your thread title is click bait. I was expecting you to eloquently elaborate on your odissey for the elusive piece of electronic entertainment.

Perhaps they can use this year's hiatus to really think through the concept and re-launch an updated format in 2021. I don't think E3 will seize to exist any time soon though, they'll go down kicking and screaming.