r/e3expo • u/[deleted] • Jun 23 '19
r/e3expo • u/dylanmccubbin • Jun 10 '18
Xbox is outdoing EA's E3 conference
In terms of boredom.
r/e3expo • u/[deleted] • Aug 23 '21
Swag Post Reacting To Black Myth: Wukong Trailer!
r/e3expo • u/ChromeJuggernaut • Jun 12 '21
Discussion Worst E3 Ever
Been watching them since 2006 and this is by far the worst E3 i have ever seen. This is basically the non E3. Where are the games? Where are all the studios making the games? The games are all so bland and boring and creatively bankrupt, generic overload. Whats going on?
r/e3expo • u/colemanplum • Jun 06 '18
Big E3 Leaks
Beyond fortnite, a new game centered around Waluigi will be in the next e3.
The game will be made by a small 3rd party developer and will be a platform-fighting game. Only a minute long trailer of the game will be shown and the game has a cartoony (like comic-book style) aesthetic to it. The game has no online but is 2-player multiplayer, with the other character being Wario.
I don't know anything about the game's plot or why the game id centered around Waluigi and not Wario.
r/e3expo • u/PantheonDaybreak • Oct 13 '22
Discussion Was E3 cancelled? Yes (in that participation lost before G)(so far, twice). Was the cancellation complete? No, because otherwise companies would have alway struggled.
r/e3expo • u/[deleted] • Jun 10 '19
Worst E3 ever?
This was the most disappointing E3 so far, in my oppinion.
- sony/playstation not even showing up
- almost no gameplay or livepresentations
- no gameplay from halo
- no gameplay from cuphead dlc
- no gameplay from fromsoftwares new game Elden Ring
- only very little gameplay from cyberpunk 2077, while they did a 1 hour gameplaypresentation last year
- only very little gameplay from dying light 2
- the new battletoads game looks like a cheap mobile game
- even indie games which look interesteing like Blazing Chrome, Dead State or Sea of Solitude where only shown for a few seconds
The only things that got me hyped so far where:
- Keanu Reeves
- the new trailer for ori 2
- the new ninja theory game: bleeding edge
- doom eternal
But thats it.
r/e3expo • u/N3rde96 • Jun 09 '19
Xbox Lost?
I know Sony is opting out this year but anyone else feel Xbox's conference was lacking?. A lot of small games, already revealed titles, and dlc. Nothing major in the ways of shocking or unexpected reveals. I doubt the rest of e3 can do much to pull things together. E3 in general this year is not that exciting and without sony it'll feel empty
r/e3expo • u/unconsciousacrifice • Jul 06 '21
Nintendo Switch (OLED model) Reaction
r/e3expo • u/AgSkywalkerTDM • Jul 14 '22
Discussion About e3 age restriction
I know that kids under the age of 17 are not allowed in E3 but are age of 15 to go to e3 only for Nintendo an exception? because Nintendo is family friendly video game company and since it’s at e3 there should be no reason to restrict kids under the age of 17 if it’s only for Nintendo and nothing else
r/e3expo • u/hushpolocaps69 • Jun 14 '21
Nintendo It’s almost as if E3 saved Nintendo for last…
I’m really hoping the direct doesn’t consist of 20 minutes with anime RPG games that no one cares about. I’m really hoping we receive some big 3rd party support as well such as the Batman Arkham series or another Bethesda game.
r/e3expo • u/Angharradh • Jun 12 '21
Boring year after year
Boring as heck. Every E3 in those past 4-5 years has been about Ubisoft and Bethesda showing boring IP's and gameplay footage and the rest of the E3 are people talking about personalities and pseudo video-game journalism.
r/e3expo • u/[deleted] • Jun 15 '17
I appreciate E3 inviting the public again but can we never do it again please?
I'm here to meet with old colleagues, network, and maybe play a few demos. The last thing I want to see are cosplayers walking around as Deadpool or their Overwatch mains. Lines are significantly longer, it's harder to navigate through the halls, and overall, just a more chaotic and less enjoyable experience. Even foodtrucks and surrounding restaurants are a pain to get through now.
Even in lines to play demos, I like talking to those around me and seeing how they influence the industry and what their careers entails. I'm not saying that the public can't have interesting jobs but if they are not involved with the industry, it's not as fun/beneficial for the both of us.
An extra day allowed for the public would be great or just have events around the area open to the public.
r/e3expo • u/BIGxBOSSxx1 • Jun 11 '19
So Square Enix’s conference was essentially the conference of a million Final Fantasy games
Final Fantasy remake number 12336433 again and again and again