Epic Slash writes: E3 is basically the Superbowl of gaming and leads the way for most of the announcements for the year. However as usual there are a number of games that were curiously missing from press conferences and reveals. Games that seem in danger of becoming vaporware.
With BattlEye anti-cheat breaking GTA Online on the Steam Deck, backlash from fans may be answered as Valve says they're looking for a fix.
Rockstar's GTA V on Android is now possible as the Winlator PC emulator now runs the game without any issues on powerful phones.
Rockstar Games is apparently adding ray tracing to the PC version of GTA V, based on the findings of a new datamine.
It would be about time. Throw us PC players a bone by doing this and finally putting out RDR1
It looks amazing with mods: https://www.youtube.com/wat... But it's good to get something official.
Rockstar and Valve live off of this kind of exposure and the more we tear at our skin awaiting the next big thing, well that's how they do things and will probably show what they have in their own time. So Agent, GTA and HL2-Ep3/HL3 will be out in 2000 and ... well before the next millennium.
The Last Guardian and Final Fantasy Versus 13 have a much better chance of appearing at the Tokyo Game Show and we should expect that to be the case.
As for the rest, well they're either relatively new announcements or the devs feel (as in the case of Bioshock and Zelda) that they've built enough of a hype train to miss E3 and keep going.