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That Eye stuff is pretty awesome and would probably benefit some core games. None of them will use it though.

There wasn't blind-fire in either of the Infamous games, it appears to be the only option in this though.

Loved how casual they were when communicating in battle. Looks impressive.

It would seem strange for publishers to have different policies on different systems, like EA requiring online passes only on PS3 etc

Hmmmm. Was it just me or did the sound lack a bit of bite?

Didn't they say there'd be a live demo on the floor for this? I wanna seeee!

That was my immediate concern too. Sure they're launching with a bang with Drive Club, but I can't see the service being anywhere near as comprehensive as it was on the PS3. I know it's conjecture at this point but I'm guessing those indie games will be the 'free' game' at the end of three different months. Fuck that. Plus might fade away. Niggles aside, it was a good showing. I'm still holding out for that next big IP.

Can't wait to watch it all. Controller £54 though? Fucking hell.

I folded in the end, look forward to watching the conference later. I bet chat exploded with that used games jab.

I'm satiated.

Yeah that won't happen.

Yeah, Ted Price actually got Nathan Hale stuck behind a sofa in the E3 demonstration. Had he not untangled himself at the last second, it would've crashed.

Might be due to the Xbone footage crashing?

Post-conference the developer of Ryse confirmed their game was formerly a Kinect title. It really showed. Nothing happened in it.

The average consumer isn't so specs-driven. Hush yo' mouth.

The Last of Us and BioShock Infinite were 10x more appealing than anything shown here, but I still don't think it was a shabby conference, Microsoft have atoned for their fuckery somewhat. Had this type of conference taken place 5 years ago I would've been left in awe, but these days I want that extra something from games. I want Sony to show me the next Journey or more of The Last Guardian. Fingers crossed. Also -Sony has made the One's sharing features look pedestrian.

The Phantom Pain and the lighting in BF4 have me believing in next gen graphics. If it's this spectacular this early on... phwoar. I suppose there's less head-scratching over the architecture this time round which means there's less room for improvement over time, but dayum, things are looking tasty.

My bet now is that Sony launch at exactly the same price. Sniffing collusion at a time of risk.

This was the most promising game at the MS conference alongside Phantom Pain. Very miffed it has been pinched from Sony platforms. Gameplay could still be terrible though, just look how Fuse tanked. Is Insomniac really fit to handle more than one project at a time?

4 highlights for me: 1) Phantom Pain. Looks siiiiiick. 2) Insomniac's game. No gameplay but it has great potential. 3) Dead Rising 3. Bar the SmartArse shit. 4) "You guys rock!" ... Edit, 5) Here's the Xbox One not handling BF4 at 60fps!

Yeah that looked pretty damn insane.

That announcement has cast a huge shadow over Microsoft's conference. I see Don blushing.

@Cube Yeah probably for the best we don't have a vocal conversation, above all of the obscenities and foolish antics I wouldn't be able to hear what you guys were saying. Hoho.

PSN group chat during the two conferences? Can't remember how exactly that feature works, just a suggestion.

@Shorty I'm not being serious, it was just a gentle ribbing. I'm not as uproarious as some are over the DRM/Kinect stuff, I just find the backlash amusing. That's not to say the contempt isn't just, I agree Microsoft is far gone. The way I see it, there'll be some bullshit modernising features on both consoles that no sane gamer has asked for, but the fact is I want to play next generation games. If that means sucking a cock or two, then so be it.