@everson_rm: Nah, we know you are just a Sony fanboy that doesn't think crossplay is good just because Sony wasn't allowing PS4 to play with Xbox and Nintendo. If Sony was aboard from the start and Microsoft getting in the way, you would be here praising Sony

I've always wanted a game similar to batman in terms of open world and combat, but with 4 players co-op. I hope avengers is exactly that.

Now, imagine an xmen game like that, but you could actually fight Huge Sentinels (similar to the 90's cartoon) and you could actually climb them, take their heads and arms off, etc

It's simple: Sony has nothing to show. Microsoft have lots to show, but we won't be playing those games anytime soon, except for Halo and Gears.

I'm sad Sony isn't there. As for EA and other developers, I won't miss their conferences, honestly

It seems has nothing else to show. It really would be embarrassing to hold a conference to show the same games they were showing for the last three conferences or so

@ecs33: definitely!!! I completely agree

@Tamz: Exactly. I don't understand how people find it so hard to understand this. Honestly, I think it's fanboyism, coz we know demons was exclusive and we know how Sony fanboys are when it comes to the word "exclusive"

@squaresofter: He is talking about the most influential game, not the first on the franchise that started it all.

Why dark souls is more influential? Gameplay is better, more people played and it has an interconnected world (which demos souls didn't), and after dark souls launched we started seeing games with the term "souls like".

And If you were to say that demons souls created that kind of combat you NEVER played Severance Blades of Darkness, from 2001.

So, based on your own logic, the award goes to Severance. Just look at some YouTube videos and you will see how much it resembles demons souls.

Not to mention the obvious Zelda 64 influence as well.

He is talking about the most influential game, not the first on the franchise that started it all.

Why dark souls is more influential? Gameplay is better, more people played and it has an interconnected world (which demos souls didn't), and after dark souls launched we started seeing games with the term "souls like".

And If you were to say that demons souls created that kind of combat you NEVER played Severance Blades of Darkness, from 2001.

First thing: don't buy it now, or don't buy it at all

After making great co-op experiences on the Saints Row franchise, making this game a single player experience killed the game for me. No co-op, no buy