I'm not sure if this topic is in the right place, but I figured I'd toss it up here. If not, could a mod/admin please move it to the proper category.

So I figured it'd be best to just get a dedicated thread to E3 2013 going in the nation. We can use it for future E3 events as well, to save the hassle of making a new thread every year.

My idea behind this is that we can all discuss our thoughts, expectations, and general things that made us pee ourselves with excitement that we've heard/seen from E3.
 
That being said, what's knocked your socks off so far at this year's expo?

I think a fresh e3 topic every year would be a good thing. that way you don't need to find what page the current e3 news is on.

I really want to see more about the order. It just seems like my type of game. Love the setting and story and such.

Gameplay wise can't wait for destiny (I wasn't one of those people all excited for it simply because it was bungie. I wanted to see more of what it actually is, and now that I have I really want to play it) division looks so sweet can't wait for that. And titan fall looks like lots of fun. Can't wait for that to hit on pc

to me, titanfall looks like CoD with robots to be entirely honest.

My stupid internet was out all day. I have a bunch to catch up on.

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to me, titanfall looks like CoD with robots to be entirely honest.

with parkour, and jet packs. I love high mobility MP games. and titanfall looks to be supplying that.

Destiny had caught my interest from early showings of screenshots and whatnot, but now that I've seen the gameplay, it definitely looks like one to go after.

I'm avoiding the FPS's for a while.

The Division looked pretty good.

Also, if any of you have PlayStation Home installed, you can visit the virtual E3 2013 booth and complete some quests to get a voucher for 30 days of PS+.

Free 30 day voucher for PS+? That's pretty cool.

PS Home, eh? Not worth it.

I used PS Home once for all of like, about 30 minutes lol. After that, I uninstalled it from my system lol.

Same. Mostly because 25 of those minutes were loading.

the problem with home is it gives a terrible 1st impression, and it eats up so much of the HDD. you need to download so many zones. it would be like playing dead rising and needing to download other areas before moving on. After everything is all cleared away then its really not bad at all. ive spent quite a bit of time in home, but not for a very very long time

I got bored of it in a few minutes. It's an interesting concept. Just not executed well.

For what it's supposed to be, it's not too bad. Personally, I'm not really into that kind of thing anymore. Lots of people seem to use it though, going by how populated it is when I check something out.

It is an interesting concept but gets boring after about 10 minutes for me as well.

well its more a social thing. as far as social stuff goes its not bad at all. problem is most gamers on message boards aren't looking for that type of thing.

Yeah. When I get on PS3, I wanna play games, not go browse message boards really.

This probably comes in the wake of events at E3: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.].

I'm actually glad they did this , I feel if they didn't make these changes they would be dead in the water with the next Gen system.

I'm not glad, because it means Microsoft has increased their chances of staying in the gaming game.

But, I'm also glad, because it makes it less likely for others to adopt similar policies.

Either way, I'm still not supporting Microsoft.

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Finally, Whitten could not give any reassurance that Microsoft will not change its policies in the future.

They'll probably do a 360 and bring back the restrictions via firmware update.

They should call it the Xbox One Eighty now lol.

Because of how they just completely changed how their console was gonna be.

(crickets chirping)


So, uhh, I just flew back from E3 and boy are my arms tired!!

(more crickets)

Either way I'm still buying a PS4.

I wish they hadn't. I hink they had a lot of cool and interesting ideas. and not needed to have discs in the tray would of been great. I just think that MS sucked at explaining the pros of the new system, and they let all the negativity get the better of them. I honestly think that after it was released and people had 1st hand impressions of the systems, and people understood it better that it would catch on. plus I liked the idea that the xbox and the ps4 we so dramatically different. now they got rid a lot of what would of made things better for games. and all thats left is the TV/kinect crap.

side note i still wasnt planning on getting an xbox any time soonm either way

\_(o.o)_/ Microsoft; innovating, just like everyone else.

I was always going for PS4 anyway, the DRM/used game stuff was not the reason for that so this doesn't really change anything. Xbox One has some great looking games but Sony have yet to reveal most of their exclusive games and PS4 is cheaper which is a big deal for someone like me with not a lot of funds. Plus I would rather stick to the Playstation ecosystem, keep adding to my trophy count and getting great exclusives, I had a great PS3 experience and so I am happy to give my money to Sony.