A lot of news has come out of E3 already, and it’s only been one day of presentations so far. With all of the news, and all of the words, it’s hard to know what exactly we should care about and what we should read. While the details in all of our posts are great, and helpful for understanding what happened today, here’s the short, colloquial summaries of the news we got today.
In recent years, Ubisoft has canceled several games, one of them being a project code-named Renaissance.
With the launch of Call of Duty Season 4, Activision quietly put adverts inside loadouts for Black Ops 6 and Warzone, sparking a backlash in the process.
Putting Ads in a pay-to-play Premium title? Well done Microsoft. Well done /s This is really scummy.
Xbox's handheld ambitions continue unabated, but the focus is shifting towards improving Windows 11 for third-party handhelds — for now. The Xbox Series X 'Melrose' successor is safe, with development continuing at full pace.
Funny to see the alt already damage controlling and having a meltdown with multiple accounts in the comments already.
Sad for MS if true, a dedicated handheld would go down a lot better than a rog ally 2 with an Xbox sticker on it I think.
I'm really not sure what my favorite was. I'd love to say Dance Central, just because it looks like a ton of fun, but I don't think that's it. Maybe Shaun White: Skateboarding? Just because I loved THPS, and it looks like a mix of that and de Blob. There were a lot of lame announcements with a few good things, but I think Natal takes it so far. It's got occasional lame games, but between video chat, voice recognition, Dance Central, and Kinectimals (neat as a tech demo- kids'll love it), I think Natal was the show-stealer. As if there was much of a show to steal. :/
Great in-depth read.
Not so exciting so far.Looking forward to Nintendo and Sony!
That's one long list full of shit!