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Do you still remember any game announced at e3?
- Thread starter Jingo
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Tales of Arise
New Zelda
Phantasy Star Online 2
Elden Ring
Trials of Mana Remake
That's pretty much it. To be fair, this is kind of a gap year since next gen starts in 2020. And Nintendo had a ton of previously announced games already that fill up the latter half of this year, so it would have been weird see a lot of new announcements from them.
I will admit, I forgot about No More Heroes III until I saw it mentioned in here. But can you blame me? All we got was like a 50 second teaser for that title.
New Zelda
Phantasy Star Online 2
Elden Ring
Trials of Mana Remake
That's pretty much it. To be fair, this is kind of a gap year since next gen starts in 2020. And Nintendo had a ton of previously announced games already that fill up the latter half of this year, so it would have been weird see a lot of new announcements from them.
I will admit, I forgot about No More Heroes III until I saw it mentioned in here. But can you blame me? All we got was like a 50 second teaser for that title.
Off the cuff, I remember Zelda, Zelda, the Devolver Digital ripoff compilation, and that DD game where you're basically The Thing. I still haven't gotten a chance to play Gun Dungeon, though.
One problem is that it's hard to remember when games are featured at E3 but were revealed earlier as opposed to being introduced there. I'm pretty sure Doom Eternal was already known before then, right?
One problem is that it's hard to remember when games are featured at E3 but were revealed earlier as opposed to being introduced there. I'm pretty sure Doom Eternal was already known before then, right?
Yeah, what is this thread? You think people on era won't remember games announced at e3? Or do you mean past e3s in general, not just the most recent one? For me though, ghostwire Tokyo is my most want-to-play from e3
Ghost wire Tokyo , 12 minutes and bunch others I see vividly in my head but can't remember the name of. E3 was solid this year.
Without reading the thread, animal crossing.
I usually love E3, but no game play basically equals no interest for me
Although watch dogs looks great.
I usually love E3, but no game play basically equals no interest for me
Although watch dogs looks great.
VII Remake stole the show so it's okay to forget the new announcements, but BotW 2 is also a thing.
Ghostwire Tokio was the most interesting trailer to me, im curious to see more of it and its gameplay.
Watch Dogs 3 looking great, but its Ubisoft so they will not get my money at launch. But defenetly interested in playing it later.
12 Minutes, a game created by a Portuguese dev. As a Portuguese myself will buy it, but i was already interested in it from the E3 Trailer.
Watch Dogs 3 looking great, but its Ubisoft so they will not get my money at launch. But defenetly interested in playing it later.
12 Minutes, a game created by a Portuguese dev. As a Portuguese myself will buy it, but i was already interested in it from the E3 Trailer.
-BotW 2
-Trials of Mana Remake
-Ni No Kuni Remaster
-Panzer Dragoon
-Watch Dogs 3
-Witcher 3 Switch
(I also really want to play Zelda Link's Awakening, Luigi's Mansion 3, Animal Crossing New Horizons, Fire Emblem Three Houses, Pokemon S&S, Cyber Punk 2077, Astral Chain, but they were technically announced before E3)
-Trials of Mana Remake
-Ni No Kuni Remaster
-Panzer Dragoon
-Watch Dogs 3
-Witcher 3 Switch
(I also really want to play Zelda Link's Awakening, Luigi's Mansion 3, Animal Crossing New Horizons, Fire Emblem Three Houses, Pokemon S&S, Cyber Punk 2077, Astral Chain, but they were technically announced before E3)
I was wondering about this... does the OP consider title reveals the point where the game has been announced? The upcoming Animal Crossing had a spot in 2018's E3 presentation, and it's the same game. On the other hand, it was just a vague logo with a release timeframe promise (which ended up broken, but whatevs). If that counts for 2018, would Metroid Prime 4 count or not, given that the logo is for a game that sort of stopped development and is being replaced from the ground up by a different team.
Actual answer: I am overthinking everything. :D
Edit: I remembered a new one that hadn't been mentioned! The reboot of the game starring BJ Blazkowitz's titular grandson, Commander Keen. Independent of the apparent quality of the game, I'm kind of sad that they've given up on the family tree that had been built up there.
Breath of the Wild sequel is the obvious one for me.
These other games are games I am interested in, but possibly won't pick up, starting from most interest:
- Trials of Mana remake
- Gods and Monsters
- Watch_Dogs 3
These other games are games I am interested in, but possibly won't pick up, starting from most interest:
- Trials of Mana remake
- Gods and Monsters
- Watch_Dogs 3