Before the conference, I predicted:

I only played enough of the Witcher 3 to get out of the intro and somewhat into the main part of the game. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided was my first Deus Ex. Both had ridiculous amounts of RPG/Action-Adventure mechanics that I adored. That being said, I couldn’t have been sold fast enough when this article started…

I’m not quite following why people are upset about this...?

I’m getting astronaut vibes from these images and trailers, but knowing Kojima, it’s not that simple

Great games! Too bad I’ll get most of them on PS4.

Tell that to Duke Nukem

It’s cool that we’re getting more monsters. But for the love of God Capcom.... PLEASE add a new water monster. Think about it, we’ve already gotten like 6 monsters with some element of fire. How many water monsters do we have??? Just one, and he’s not the brightest either. I’m down for any new monsters we can get, but…

I would love love LOVE if they were to remaster Chrono Cross. That game has nearly fell off the face of the earth, and it’s such a shame. It had some of the greatest gaming music of all time, as well as some very deep moments.

I first played this game when the DS version came out, and it has been one of my favorite games of all time since then. There is no doubt that if you love JRPGs that this game is a must. Can’t recommend it enough.

Am I the only person bothered by the fact that this game has mobile game elements... on the SWITCH?? I played the game, and I do think it’s a nice little time-waster, but it bothers me that it has the stamina/currency system that is such a common part in mobile games. My only concern is that if this happened once on…

Honestly, that’s only a problem if you’re big on EV/IV grinding and whatnot. The normal game has never been much of a challenge (though I’d argue that Sun/Moon were actually a bit more difficult). The game has always been targeted at younger people, so it’s only inevitable that they cater to that group.

Good riddance, both to the creator and the game itself. Glad that Valve made the appropriate response to this whole situation.

I stopped playing the DS version once I got to the moon. It was absurd how almost every enemy had the potential to wipe out your entire team. It makes me sad because it is undoubtedly one of the best FFs.

Curious as to how many people aren’t really excited for this. As fun as Dark Souls was, it felt REALLY hard for me to go back after playing 2 and 3, which changed some of the things I found really annoying in the first one. I acknowledge that it’s a classic and won’t deny it’s a good game, but trying to play it again…

The fact that we’re getting gameplay and actual previews is monumental. I was like 7 when the first KH came out (Now I’m 22)!

Yeah, I was letdown when I saw that was the case. You’d think that a game like Far Cry (with it’s multiplayer-centric arcade mode) would have done better. I hope this is the last we see of this co-op trend.

So...

I personally feel that everyone in these comments are taking it a bit too seriously. Far Cry 5 had a serious narrative, but the rest of the game didn’t take itself seriously at all. That said, when the nuke dropped, I was surprised but in a good way that the game embraced it’s wackiness at the very end. The ending was…

Based on what we already know, there’s nothing in my mind that tells me this’ll be a good movie. I love Monster Hunter, and I hate that I want to watch this out of pure curiosity.

I barely even remember the troll fights to be honest. I’d say you see waaay more enemies like the Ancients coming out of nowhere.