I think people are sleeping on Dying Light 2. I thought it looked great. It looks like they are taking everything that worked in the first and just improving on it.
I love Nintendo, but I really, really don't love 2018 Nintendo. Wii U ports, cardboard, a very average Kirby game, Mario Party and Smash. Smash looks fantastic, and I'll be there day 1, but the rest? Not for me.
I'm pretty confident that 2019 will turn things around, but the fact that I'll only be buying one Switch game this year is very sad. Still, even though it's a poor year, it'll get better. I'm pumped for games like Pikmin 4 and the inevitable Animal Crossing, not to mention whatever else they have in store.
Nintendo only announced three games that I'm really interested and that's it, I was expecting way more. I also believe that they wasted too much time only showing Super Smash Bros. It wasn't the best Nintendo Direct, far from that.
Sorry, can't watch the videos now. Any idea if you can customise how your character look in terms of gears in Cyberpunk 2077? If yes, I'll be even more disappointed since it's first person and you'll probably only be able see your character during cutscenes.
@Splat Its been confirmed as a 'side quest' which is understandable as they probably don't want any spoilers for the main story line. Horizon: Zero Dawn did something similar too with its second E3 showing where the first, with the giant Thunderjaw, was more a 'concept' of what they were going for rather than something from the actual game. In case you don't remember, its the game-play where Aloy goes to that deserted village and fights the corrupter that jumps around, hurls rocks etc...
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@PS_Nation I guess the big weakness of their Nintendo Direct strategy is that, even though they have announcements throughout the year, none of them really stand out over the others. But yeah, they were really light on reveals. First-party support is pretty bad for Switch this year. Pretty much everything good on that front seems to be coming in 2019.
@Splat There were a number of games that I was hoping and/or expecting to see. Borderlands 3 was certainly one of them, as was the Rocksteady project - rumoured to be set in the same universe as the Arkham trilogy. Talking of superheroes, the Avengers game by Crystal Dynamics was absent too. Splinter Cell and Vanquish 2 have been rumoured but SC seemed more certain to be announced. I expected more from Respawns Star Wars game - after all that was revealed to be in development 2yrs ago and, according to the timeline that EA gave, due in the next 12/18months - I know things can get delayed of course.
There was a leak a while back about MS's games in development - Fable, Perfect Dark, a Mech game etc but none of these were mentioned - although they did allude to an 'open world' game currently being developed by Playground that is 'rumoured' to be Fable.
There is still Gamescom, TGS, Paris, PSX and the annual Game Awards - all of which can have new reveals and quite a number of 'known' games didn't get a mention either - some of which were expected 'soon' - Biomutant, Ace Combat, Darksiders 3, DayZ, World War Z...
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@WanderingBullet Yeah, I was thinking that too. Ghost of Tsushima, Nioh 2, Sekira: Shadows Die Twice, the For Honor update.... and I didn’t know about the Cyberpunk reference. Not to mention Mitsurugi and Yoshimitsu of Soul Calibur 6. There may be others.
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