Forbes writes:
For the past few years, people have accused E3 of becoming a rather dull affair. Companies show their games, fans support whoever they’re most loyal to, and journalists are forced to give press conferences silly report card grades. Rinse and repeat.
But not this year. In over a decade of watching E3 events, I’ve honestly never seen one company completely and utterly destroy a competitor like what happened last night between Sony and Microsoft MSFT -1.89%. It may sound like hyperbole, but what took place over the course of the day will send shockwaves through this entire next console generation.
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Damn.
That is brutal.
The event will shape the first couple years for sure, but it will be developer support and product benefits that dictate the outcome.
Sony did a fantastic job at their event and touched upon selling points that resonate the most with the main stream gamers.
How will Microsoft answer?
I guess gaming is no longer about games...
So much for "Killing Sony at E3"
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