I’ve turned off the stream and done something else twice now because it’s boring and cringe worthy most of the time. At this point I’m just gonna wait and look at all the cool stuff later. Hopefully something interesting will be unveiled.

Oh what? You didn’t like it when Peter Moore awkwardly paraded a bunch of athletes out on stage last year and they all looked super uncomfortable?

While I’m curious, not gonna lie, I’ve never enjoyed EA’s presentations at E3. It’s almost all sports and racing games. I’m not really into those genres. The only reason I ever pay attention is to see if Bioware announces or shows off something. Past that I’m not expecting much.

I think they could only if they scale back the size of the game and make a more small scale intimate story. This big huge epic stuff is wearing thin for Bioware games. I don’t need a huge open world to explore. I just want a good story told in a manageable amount of time.

As nice as that would have been it isn’t very cost effective. No company would or should sink that kind of money into that much R&D. Bioware is probably worth it and ea’s pockets are deep, but there is definitely a limit to how much a developer should be indulged. Also, throwing time and money at a problem often…

Oh what, you don’t like having to do a it’s and peieces of a character’s loyalty mission over the course of numerous boring quests that are spread thin across hours of boring nonsense?

Sounds like they got too ambitious at the beginning and spent the rest of the Dev cycle paying for it. This is a problem I’ve noticed with Bioware lately. They make their games way, way too big and then fail to deliver on the promise of that scope. It worked for dragon age inquisition because the story, characters,…

Ugh, this show is so horrible and the way they’ve handled Poison Ivy makes it fucking gross to boot. Who’s idea was it to make a show like this anyway? Why not just make a Batman show? I know it’s possible. The CW has been doing it for years with Arrow. Oh, right, gotta keep that character on the big screen only.…

 These crybabies are sobbing wetly over nothing.

Somebody didn’t like losing to a girl.

Oh my god, who cares if only women see a movie before you? I’m a huge wonder woman fan (DC comics in general) and a dude and when I heard the news all I thought was “cool, that makes sense. The first female super hero’s movie should be seen by women first.” But of course, neck bearded man babies can’t handle anything…

It’s hard not to root for the girl, either. I mean, look at her. She’s having such a good time. She’s just happy to be competing.

I’m still going to blame you for this. All my favorite games getting delayed is because you do it. Now I’m angry!

I love the idea but the fact that there is no straight answer about it being live action or cgi is weird. Kind of worrying, even. Like they don’t even know yet. I’ll keep an open mind but my expectations are gonna be quite managed here.

Overpriced DLC from Activision? Well I never!

It’s really unfortunate that this is even a possibility. But, here we are in the dystopian year that is 2017.

Started my second playthrough of the game last night. Figure I’ll probably enjoy it more that that I know what I’m doing. Not that I didn’t like it the first time, it’s just that there are things about the game I wish I knew beforehand (like how the pistol is completely worthless).

Oh yeah, I’d definitely call it a cult classic. And if nothing else it was pretty memorable at a time when most games were pretty much all the same brown grey mess.

I mean, I have lots of games like that in my computer because of steam sales. So if you intend to play it I’d say go for it but if you don’t want to keep it indtslled/back it up I’d say pass. Alan wake is underrated but I wouldn’t call it a classic. I played through it once and that was good enough for me.

That really sucks, Alan wake is a real underrated gem. Like thors have stated, though, it seems odd that they can’t patch the music out and replace it with something license free or something. I dunno, just seems like another example of the game industry failing to preserve it’s past.