The Escapist's We Love It Awards at E3 2013
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I haven't looked at them all, but this is very helpful. Thanks, guys.
I haven't looked at them all, but this is very helpful. Thanks, guys.
Thanks for reporting those busted links, guys! We fixed some errant code and everything should work now.
We'll have a full preview for you bright and early tomorrow EST, when our journalist who went to the Team Ninja booth is able to report in.JokerboyJordan said:
So there are a decent amount of new IP coming out, this makes me happy // Not that I'll be playing any of them but hey, at least the gaming industry is learning
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Got to say I am seriously looking forward to any new on Transistor. After Bastion (which I've only just played) I'm seriously looking forward to anything they do.
Rome 2 is also looking fantastic but since I don't currently have a machine to play it I'll just wait and see on that one.
Rome 2 is also looking fantastic but since I don't currently have a machine to play it I'll just wait and see on that one.
Witcher 3? I got so bored with W2 that I stopped playing the mini-game driven story about six hours into it. If W3 is built around the same mechanic then I will give it a pass.
The Elder Scrolls Online : The new Old Republic. Minor failure that limps along but is not worth the hype. The downgrade in graphics alone will make it pale in comparison to Vanilla Oblivion. Compared to modded Oblivion, well it will just suck (like a hellgate).
Destiny had my interest until I saw the linear pathing to enclosed areas, HALO combat, and magic users in my FPS. Nope, gonna pass on that. Adding magic to HALO is not innovation, just an excuse for more particles.
Watch Dogs is the only real thing of real interest to me, and that is going to be muted by the over-hype that was Far Cry 3. I hope it is a good as Ubi-M keep claiming but will not count on it.
Last of Us is done by Naughty Dog, and has been released. I doubt they were trying to show teasers at E3 2013.
South Park: Stick of Truth is something to wait and get many, many reviews on first. Two words: Obsidian Entertainment. 'Nuff Said.
The Elder Scrolls Online : The new Old Republic. Minor failure that limps along but is not worth the hype. The downgrade in graphics alone will make it pale in comparison to Vanilla Oblivion. Compared to modded Oblivion, well it will just suck (like a hellgate).
Destiny had my interest until I saw the linear pathing to enclosed areas, HALO combat, and magic users in my FPS. Nope, gonna pass on that. Adding magic to HALO is not innovation, just an excuse for more particles.
Watch Dogs is the only real thing of real interest to me, and that is going to be muted by the over-hype that was Far Cry 3. I hope it is a good as Ubi-M keep claiming but will not count on it.
Last of Us is done by Naughty Dog, and has been released. I doubt they were trying to show teasers at E3 2013.
South Park: Stick of Truth is something to wait and get many, many reviews on first. Two words: Obsidian Entertainment. 'Nuff Said.
Amazing. Simply, amazing. So, no one working at the Escapist loved Mario Kart 8 or Super Smash Bros. U/3D? Or Even X?! I can understand being underwhelmed by Super Mario 3D World and DKTF, but I was assuming you guys would give the "We Love It" awards to some more WiiU Games, other then the Multiplatforms that are going to it (Watch_Dogs) and Sonic Lost world!
Whoops! Thanks for pointing that out. I've since corrected it to the correct developer and publisher.Ignatz_Zwakh said:
It is possible that there weren't hands-on demos or anything of the sort of of Super Smash Bros. Wii U or Mario Kart 8 available at E3 for our away team to check out.Mr.Mattress said:
It looks fascinating to me, but I'd like to see more gameplay and hear more about how the whole game world is supposed to work before I'd put any pre-order money down.TizzytheTormentor said:
Forgive me, but I have to ask as I can't find the information anywhere: who composed/performed the music that covered this video? I wish to give them money and to know if more music is available.
