I still wish Insomniac had their own original IP franchise for the PS4. PS1 had Spyro, PS2 had Ratchet and Clank and PS3 had Resistance. Naughty Dog seems to have Last of Us to be their PS4 franchise. So it feels odd that Insomniac won't have their own franchise to go alongside Naughty Dog for the PS4 generation.

I got what i came for, Yokai watch 2 trailer, looking forward to it!

E3 has rather been ho hum for me this year.

Nothing I'm really super excited for, except for Mass Effect and maybe Insomiac's Spiderman game.

Well Mario party seems to be getting back on track.

But i lost an old friend in the process. Sayonara, Mario the paper.

I'm pissed they're pulling a MM Battle Network and separating the thing into 2 games.

I'm excited for:

Resident Evil 7
God of War 4
Zelda Breath of the Wild
Horizon
Recore
Inside
We Happy Few
Spider-Man
Death Stranding
Detroit

Curious about, but probably won't buy:

Days Gone
Watch_Dogs 2
The Last Guardian
Dishonored 2

E3 is almost over and these are the games on my wish list:
For Honor
Horizon: Zero Dawn
Spider-Man
Injustice 2
Pokemon Go (I don't know if this counts?)
Death Stranding (maybe)

Tekken doesn't have nearly half of the range attacks of Street Fighter, so players can actually get up close to their important that trying to out snipe each other across the map.

Soulcalibur can either be about who's weapon is the longest, or who's better at rolling to the side to get up close and ignore their huge opponent's range.

Vs. Capcom focuses on juggling a fool between team members.

Button mashing is only a problem when you aren't good at the game. I've beaten plenty of people who just tried to button-mash their way past me, as have players better than me. That tactic only works on computer-controlled characters and other casual players.

Does tag need a story when you play it in real life? It's a game, and while a story is great, games are made to be played, and a story isn't required to trump gameplay. Otherwise we just get more Quantic Dream games that are more cinematics with quick-time events to keep you awake and invovled.

Sony's E3 summed up in one image.

http://a.disquscdn.com/uploads/media...6/original.jpg

The main reason they did that was because when the first game launched in 2013 people complained that there wasn't enough reason to collect all the Yokai because there wasn't a sense of competition, there was only one version so everyone had the same collection. So they split the second game up to remidy that issue.