I actually shouted. Like, actually screamed "YES" when I saw the three.

You got it. Sony just won E3.

That settles it, buying a PS4.

Sony could actually punch me in the throat, and I'd still buy a PS4 over an XBONE at this point.

Anyone else notice that this is exactly how they unveiled Watchdogs last year?

Start with a very pristine, informative "real world" description of how we all gonn die, then show a real trailer/demo.

This reminds me, I've had Mirror's Edge sitting in my Steam Library for years, I should play it.

I actually think a lot of the reaction shots (like this one) are from an episode where he's playing himself (that is to say, Misha Collins), not Castiel (makes sense in context). But his character on Supernatural certainly has his fair share of .GIFable moments, yes.

Misha Collins, he plays a main character on the CW series Supernatural, Castiel.

My thoughts too, this looks weird, but fun, and I hope it comes to a platform I'll have available.

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You know you don't need to play them, right?

If Halo 5 is just Journey, but you play as Master Chief the whole time, I might buy an Xbox One.

An early generation game featuring dragons? Lair 2 confirmed.

But seriously, this looks cool.

Good on you for moving away from funny money, Microsoft.

No, the plot twist is that halfway through the game your player character dies, and you play the rest of the game as the dog.

Just like Sherlock Holmes 6!

I WOULD PLAY A VERSION OF MASS EFFECT WHERE YOU ARE ALL PLANTS SO HARD

I finally understood a Persona reference (started playing Persona 3 last month). It feels really great!

I hate everything. Everything die. In a fire.

I know that copyright law, though frequently abused to bully people various industries don't like (read: everyone), is generally a good thing which lets authors protect their own work. Still, part of me craves the insanity of Shrek beating WALL-E to death by throwing Donkey at him, which is something only the wild…

Did you mean to post that to OP? Because that's exactly what I just said.

I think that'd be more obvious if most the reviews were 40-50 and one was 90. Here it's stacked pretty devisively, with two people hating it, two saying it's OK, and two saying it's pretty good.

So it's probably more just that it's going to have a very specific audience, and please those people.