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3 is my favorite. I also quite enjoyed VR Missions, honestly.
Personally, I think the first MGS is highly overrated. Sure the story telling and presentation were amazing, but as a game it was seriously flawed toward the second half of the game.

One of my 3 favorite games of all time... I'd totally buy it again on Switch if it ever happened.

Finally time to get Wind Jammers!

This is by far my most anticipated game of the year.

I don't mind that a bunch of BR games are releasing. I feel like the concept is great but no game has really nailed it yet. I'm still waiting for one that delivers on the promise made by games like PUBG.

I am no longer subscribed. I enjoyed the first year of my subscription due to Uncharted 4, BLOPS3, and Rocket League. But the second year I subscribed, I never even played online anymore.
As to the free games... If I care enough to put time into a game, I care enough to put money into it and will be eager to play it at release. PS+ games were always games that I already owned or didn't care enough to play and that's why I didn't already own them.

I got my pre-order Spider-Man collector's pin in the mail a couple days ago 😎

I never play games for trophies. Anyone who falls for this scam is a sucker.

This looks good but too similar to 4.1. I feel like I might as well replaying that instead of buying 5. I'm waiting for Iron Rain.

@bindiana A continuous camera shot does not constitute a new type of gameplay.

I will say that Fez and especially Superhot are great examples against my point. Sure I could argue that Superhot is an evolution of FPS, but it really is much more than that.

I would be genuinely curious if someone can name a truly innovative, original game concept from the last 5 years that was actually fun. Creating DDR was truly original. But not even a great, unusual game like The Witness is truly innovative... It was simply a brilliant evolution of concepts that have come before.

@kyleforrester87 @Kidfried @bindiana I think my point was not clear. First of all, there are of course variations on a theme. Let's look at bindiana's examples. That's all that God of War 3 is... A variation of what came before. Nothing about it is radically new, and it draws clear inspiration from many other games.

Likewise, OnRush is a variation on a theme. I've played multiple games like it before. But that's probably why you've never heard of them... Not because they don't exist but because they weren't all that popular.

To those saying gamers just want the same games over and over, I think you're missing an important point. Games have been around for a really long time and just about every crazy idea has been tried. If an idea hasn't stuck around, it's because it's got limited appeal. We're at a point where it's reasonable that nearly all the good ideas have been figured out and now companies ought to focus on creating better and better versions of what people like. It's not like we're still in the 90s where some ideas haven't been properly tested due to hardware limitations.

Absolute Drift Zen Edition
DK+Rabbids
Danger Zone 2
Tony Hawk 4

@JohnnyShoulder IMO, Danger Zone 1&2 are far more fun than Burnout Paradise. I got tired of Paradise pretty quickly as the progression system is terribly lackluster. Also, the crash mode of Paradise is a joke.

The web slinging is still great, but yeah... The level design, missions, and combat are pretty poor. Incredible Hulk Ultimate Destruction holds up much better.

The first one was everything I hoped for. Looking forward to this one as well.

Sammy is such a gaming hipster

@rjejr Creates a sense of urgency. Ensure people play the demo ASAP and hopefully some of those trials convert to purchases. My guess is this game hasn't sold as well as the first. They're probably looking to maximize full price sales before they have to resort to a sale.

Btw, anyone who enjoys Tetris or Lumines owes it to themselves to play Groovin Blocks. It is a rhythm focused game that is spectacular once you get the hang of it. My wife and I had a blast competing for high scores.

After playing hundreds of hours of Gameboy Tetris, I never thought I'd buy a new Tetris game (other than the spectacular Tetrisphere), but this new game has me very intrigued.

I really liked Danger Zone and nearly platinumed it. The levels were quite well designed. I'm interested in both of these new games.

I like the look of this.

@Nono18 Rocket Robot on Wheels is fantastic. Still their best game, IMO.

SURVIVE! MR.CUBE (Not in Russia)

The "not in Russia"part cracked me up. Does Russia not wish to save Mr. Cube? Are cubes offensive to Russian sensibilities? I must know!

Ori and the Will of the Wisps. I don't have an Xbone, but this was definitely my top E3 game, and I'll definitely be buying it on PC day one.

It is incredibly violent, but isn't as shockingly gruesome as the RE2 remake gameplay I've seen. Some of that stuff is NASTY.

The game looks super fun, but the online emphasis means this is a no go for me.

I want very much for this to be true!

I've seen more than enough. I've already gotten to the point of avoiding any news a while ago. Already pre-ordered the digital deluxe version. I'm all in.

I know it's not for everyone but Trials Fusion is one of my favorite PS4 games and a big reason I bought the system.

Meh, I'm still waiting for a Battle Royale game that really nails the concept. I feel like PUBG and Fortnite are both primitive and will be far surpassed and forgotten.

Shaq Fu all the way!

Personally I feel PS1 aged terribly. Tony Hawk 1 and 2 are the only games I still go back to.

I bought this (digitally) at launch and it was one of my most regretted PS4 purchases. Too bad there wasn't a demo back then.

Been watching closely for this one.

I'm looking forward to this

I'm just waiting to check out the demo.

I'm all digital on PS4. Sold all my physical games.

I just let my subscription die. I almost never played online and almost never cared for any of the free games.

This type of game just doesn't appeal to me.

I wasn't a fan of the white when it was first revealed, but now it has completely grown on me.

@rjejr Indeed, this game really needs a huge player base to succeed. Seems like the $60 price tag is a mistake. It should be 20 or 30 max to ensure enough people are playing. A game like this will live or die by its user base.

I very much want to play the beta. This game sounds like a blast, but I'm just not sure if it can hold my attention more than a couple hours. If it can, I'll be buying it.

I think this game looks like something I'll really enjoy, but definitely isn't for everyone. I plan to pick it up on Switch soon.

The gameplay sounds amazing but I generally steer clear of M rated games. Does it have a lot if profanity, sexuality, and gore?

I've bought most of these and for me Trackmania Turbo was the only one that wasn't a letdown.

Never played it, never will.

I think Spider-Man would have been better as a June or July release. But oh well.

The game looks stunning and the controls seem tight, but they're gonna have to sell me on a racer that has no actual racing. Simply bumping other cars off the road seems like it would get old quickly. But I sure hope I'm wrong.