With E3 only a few months away, fans and journalists eagerly await what is going to be announced at the show. As such, Skewed and Reviewed have posted an opinion piece as to why 2015 is going to be a massive year for gamers.
"The Game Music Foundation are today very proud and excited to announce the fifth edition of the universally acclaimed Game Music Festival has sold out in record time." - The Game Music Foundation.
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Its indeed a monster of a year. Too many amazing games will be released this year.
I have hope that The Last Guardian will be announced at either E3 or TGS this year.
It seems that we are just supposed to accept broken games as part of the norm. In the pre-net days a company that released a broken game tended to not last long or they would send out a disc with an update which was costly so they tended to avoid it. You also did not get as much pre-release hype as aside from a few trade publications, most consumers saw the item when it was on their shelf. I think Nintendo did much to change this with their magazine which really caused a surge in publications talking up pending games and such. It also made companies more aware of what their competition was doing and as such we had some racing to be the first to market and as such, broken games. People dispute this but I think a big part of the recent Battlefield issues was their insistence that the games ship ahead of Call of Duty. Now for Hardline, someone had some sense and said lets push it back a few months, but doubts still remain.