God of War looked as good as it did when it was debuted, though very little new information was revealed about it.
This footage showed the protagonist, a cookie cutter bearded man, taking on an enemy outpost using diluted stealth mechanics, and it somehow looked even more derivative than it did last year. I’m finding it incredibly difficult to get excited by this post-apocalyptic, zombie-ridden action game, with all footage we’ve seen of it thus far (it also closed Sony’s E3 press conference last year) offering little that we haven’t seen in the various other games that utilize a similar setting. One of the few major upcoming games with a confirmed release date is Days Gone, which will launch on December 29, 2017. Unfortunately, many of these games don’t even have exact release dates locked down, so we have no idea just how far into the future we’ll get to play what Sony showed to us. This was a decidedly down year for Sony in this regard, with there being few exciting announcements and a lot of games with 2018 release windows. It was impossible for Sony to keep delivering internet-breaking E3 conferences, with them having spent every year since the PS4’s announcement blowing their competition out of the water. Also: The Xbox One X’s Problem Isn’t the Price, it’s the Console Bethesda is also continuing to milk Skyrim‘s udders, with the game now making its way to the PS VR in a move that should prove to sell more than a few headsets given the RPG’s continued popularity. Though there were no huge new announcements for the platform, games such as the horror title The Inpatient were certainly interesting and offered hope that the PS VR won’t be resigned to a similar fate to the Vita, as had previously been suggested. PlayStation VR owners will at least be pleased with the surprising amount of new games that were announced with the headset, with Sony having mostly neglected to support the hardware since its launch late last year. However, the event largely focused upon delivering extra footage for the likes of God of War, Spider-Man and Detroit: Become Human, and while it’s always great to receive a closer look at games that are just over the horizon, it doesn’t exactly make for the most compelling E3 press conference.
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With Microsoft having fumbled the reveal of the Xbox One X, failing to outline any substantial reasons why viewers of its presentation should splash their cash on the console and struggling to sell 4K (a problem Sony also faced with its PS4 Pro reveal), many turned to Sony to pick up the ball with its E3 showing, continuing its tremendous momentum of the past few years.
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