Better than no assing at all.

That's one of three exclusive games coming out for Xbox One this year. I'm not sure that saying that instead of four HD-rereleases it's one HD-rerelease, makes it any better.

...Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 4, etc.

The fake Kaz Hirai, you mean. That's an internet joke account. Like Peter Molydeux.

Grim Fandango! Grim @#$%! Fandango!

Reserving excitement for The Phantom Pain until we have a concrete release date that's not next year or more.

I think it may have been a conscious effort on his part to use more of them to avoid the weird Jack Tretton laced fingers gesture.

Pass.

I very well can discount the original point, because it wasn't relevant to the conversation. It would be like saying that the Microsoft conference was weak this year because Windows 8 is awful and people hate it. While a true statement, it has no relevance to predicting what the various companies will showcase at E3.

Shoulda, coulda, woulda. Game please.

Everyone here claiming that this game is ripping off Titanfall, needs to go look at Brink right now.

Actually, its ridiculously accurate. To the point where you can do precision movement and grasping actions with the trigger, doing precise stacking or manipulation of three dimensional objects. Coupled with Morpheus, and it will be pretty immersive, I imagine.

You tell me where in real life you can fight a dragon, or be in the cockpit of a space superiority fighter in the middle of an interstellar war, and I'll go outside and do that. Till then, virtual reality has its place in the gaming world.

Less amusing is the fact that the Spider-Man sculpture was erected over the shopping mall's playground and rest area. Oh dear.

Neither was Nintendo for a long time. Which is equally irrelevant to the original discussion as the OP's trolling. The PS4 is doing extremely well as a product, and shows no sign of slowing down. My E3 prediction is that we'll hear a sales figure for the PS4 that actually doubles the Xbox One's total, and see games…

Funny thing is that you're only proving my point. Microsoft is a profitable company, as a whole. In fact every division is making billions, except for the Entertainment division. The only thing that's making money in it, is the Android payments from Google to the tune of $2 billion a year. Bing and the Xbox are PR…

I believe you're thinking about Microsoft. They have been discussing the possibility of selling their Entertainment division for years now, and recently investors have been calling for it. Between 2003-2013, Xbox has lost Microsoft 3 billion dollars, and that's not counting the money sunk into the massive production…

"Desperately pretend like all is well in Sonyland, especially financially."

Sorry, I couldn't hear you from way back there in third place. Perhaps you could troll a bit louder.