@daredevils2k said:

We understand that Starfield fans were so excited over a few minute cutscene, but most gamers are excited for actual game play footage, and Elden Ring blew us gamers minds :).

Jeezus bud….. You want us to get upset over a multiplat that has shown gameplay footage getting more buzz than an exclusive that hasn’t?
That’s just weepy levels of desperation sad…..

@Miyomatic: Dread is a simplified 2d retro shooter which wouldn’t look out of place on a Super Nintendo. Charging full price for it is an abysmal move.

@goldenelementxl: What? Lol….make your minds up! First you lot hated on Xbox for making games cross gen, now for making “next gen” exclusives?

@wonderwinner: Well, I can’t remember one worthwhile game from Nintendo…today.

And I thought Cows were in denial.

Lol…Ninty showed a few ports, a few mobile games and some distantly planned Zelda game.

Xbox wiped the floor with their showing and it wasn’t even close.

@eoten: Whoa…you see things that aren’t even written! Impressive.

GPU prices are just silly now. A gpu that would outperform the xsx by a big margin is priced even more silly.

I’m very happy with xsx, and even happier after the games shown at e3. On too of that, the few pc gp titles that aren’t on xbox work fine on my aging pc, and are included in gamepass.

@NathanDrakeSwag: Meanwhile Sony doesn’t have anything worth holding a conversation about. Maybe they should release another budget game, call it a banger, charge full whack and watch it tumble out of the charts again.

So you’re saying that some games are an investment to be sold when they go up in value?

There was me thinking the advantages of a physical game is that you can play it again and again.

@hardwenzen: If Rare was with Sony, they would have been forced to remake TLOU again.