Some Nobody
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So far?
Final Fantasy XV: After five years of screwing around back in 2011, when they showed the gameplay footage I didn't even bother to watch it. But seeing it again as FF XV, it just seems...cooler. Like there's a better grip on the story than it's predecessor never had. It actually became one of the cooler games at E3 for me.
"X": I've loved J-RPGs since I was a little kid--they're the first thing that got me into really playing video games hardcore. But somewhere along the way it feels like they kind of lost what made them cool and special. "X" looks like a return to that--with top-notch graphics, a unique, expansive world and what I hope is a fun story involving OMG GIANT TRANSFORMING ROBOTS.
Batman: Arkham Knight - Presuming this eventually introduces the other Bat-characters, I've always wanted to explore Gotham working with Batman, Nightwing, Robin and (hopefully) the others.
The Witcher - this isn't quite what I want from a gigantic, open-world fantasy RPG, but it's pretty close.
Triad Wars: The original game is one of my favorite video games of all time. If United Front Games can pull off a similar experience on PS4/XB1 with a wider world and the same kind of energy? Really hoping E3 gives us a look at this, finally.
Other games worth mentioning:
- Uncharted 4: Because I've already played the rest and they were fun.
- SMT x FE: Because I'm a FE geek.
- The Order: 1886: Always had a love for Arthurian stuff, and Victorian-era steampunk is just a delicious icing to a cake of awesome.
People are saying gaming looks boring a few months off from now and I just don't see it.
Final Fantasy XV: After five years of screwing around back in 2011, when they showed the gameplay footage I didn't even bother to watch it. But seeing it again as FF XV, it just seems...cooler. Like there's a better grip on the story than it's predecessor never had. It actually became one of the cooler games at E3 for me.
"X": I've loved J-RPGs since I was a little kid--they're the first thing that got me into really playing video games hardcore. But somewhere along the way it feels like they kind of lost what made them cool and special. "X" looks like a return to that--with top-notch graphics, a unique, expansive world and what I hope is a fun story involving OMG GIANT TRANSFORMING ROBOTS.
Batman: Arkham Knight - Presuming this eventually introduces the other Bat-characters, I've always wanted to explore Gotham working with Batman, Nightwing, Robin and (hopefully) the others.
The Witcher - this isn't quite what I want from a gigantic, open-world fantasy RPG, but it's pretty close.
Triad Wars: The original game is one of my favorite video games of all time. If United Front Games can pull off a similar experience on PS4/XB1 with a wider world and the same kind of energy? Really hoping E3 gives us a look at this, finally.
Other games worth mentioning:
- Uncharted 4: Because I've already played the rest and they were fun.
- SMT x FE: Because I'm a FE geek.
- The Order: 1886: Always had a love for Arthurian stuff, and Victorian-era steampunk is just a delicious icing to a cake of awesome.
People are saying gaming looks boring a few months off from now and I just don't see it.