My take on E3
At least the bits I've heard about.
-Sequels sequels sequels. *sigh* another year of nothing original.
-Metroid by Team Ninja? Does this mean Samus will now be going up like 20 bra sizes?
-Castlevania by Hideo Kojima (as my brother so fondly put it) = This whip is really a banana.
-Final Fantasy...see also, who gives a shi+? More proof Squeenix is so heavily reliant on the FF franchise their talent on the Square side is so damn lacking if it doesn't have the FF label on it.
-Final Fantasy IV : After Years. See above.
-Metal Gear : Rising. Prediction: you'll be confused. Again.
-PSP Go : Interesting that Sony is really taking a serious step to move forward with digital downloaded games, and kudos for making a bold move. Problem is, I don't think the mainstream market is ready. I do like the fact it's smaller and crazy lighter though.
Don't get me wrong, it's better than last year, but still it's...all right I suppose. A lot of stuff from left field which is nice that not everyone's trying sequels the same old way, but progress is such a slow process.
I miss the E3's and TGS's that would have these ridiculously huge announcements for one game that everyone could get excited about. Now nothing's really that surprising anymore, and even those surprise announcements aren't really that big.
-Sequels sequels sequels. *sigh* another year of nothing original.
-Metroid by Team Ninja? Does this mean Samus will now be going up like 20 bra sizes?
-Castlevania by Hideo Kojima (as my brother so fondly put it) = This whip is really a banana.
-Final Fantasy...see also, who gives a shi+? More proof Squeenix is so heavily reliant on the FF franchise their talent on the Square side is so damn lacking if it doesn't have the FF label on it.
-Final Fantasy IV : After Years. See above.
-Metal Gear : Rising. Prediction: you'll be confused. Again.
-PSP Go : Interesting that Sony is really taking a serious step to move forward with digital downloaded games, and kudos for making a bold move. Problem is, I don't think the mainstream market is ready. I do like the fact it's smaller and crazy lighter though.
Don't get me wrong, it's better than last year, but still it's...all right I suppose. A lot of stuff from left field which is nice that not everyone's trying sequels the same old way, but progress is such a slow process.
I miss the E3's and TGS's that would have these ridiculously huge announcements for one game that everyone could get excited about. Now nothing's really that surprising anymore, and even those surprise announcements aren't really that big.