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Sony E3 Conference: Done & Dusted


Deeptone
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You suckers should stop obsessing over the new new new and the buy buy buy and go back and discover the huge amount of gaming goodness through the last decade, most of which you missed at the time or lie unfinished or still sealed on your shelves.

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The amount of on-stage demos of really good games MS had (leaving out the obviously shit ones), plus the megaton, was the telling factor in the end.

LBP, Resistance 2 and Infamous look nice, though. R2 looks scripted as fuck, but very entertaining. Infamous is Crackdown meets Force Lightning meets Prototype, but appears awesome. LBP is just amazing... but there's that caveat again about being able to create the levels that the game makers can.

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Harrison must have been so, so angry when he saw the way Nintendo went and how Sony held strong on their path to obscurity.

In a sense I agree. That Sony are chasing MS' old audience with the ferocity MS chase Nintendo's new one is bizarre.

Harrison gets a lot of stick, but he is really good at what he does. Atari need divine intervention though.

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I'm pretty confident that DC Universe is gonna be like GTA Free Roam Online mode - only with about a million times as many people and lots more fun activities for all the family. Practically a PS3 World of Warcraft if it lives upto its potential.

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'Massive Action Game'.

'The Last Guy'.

Whatever else this is, it's the true GOLDEN AGE of game names. All I need is for someone to announce 'Shoot Shit Up Yessiree X' and I will be in hog heaven.

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