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I am aware of its infamy, that's why I made the joke about taking my opinion with a grain of salt, but at the time it looked damn amazing, I seriously could not have fathomed something looking better, and I don't mind repetitive beat-em-ups. Plus, back then, I really did love cutscenes, and it had some good ones I thought. Keep in mind, I was literally ten or younger when it came out; of course, when I played Rise of the Robots as an adult, I realized how awful it really was, despite liking it as a kid for about the same shallow reasons I liked The Bouncer, so I would not be surprised to come to the same conclusion with The Bouncer if I play it again now.

And I also wonder about just how "deep" KI will be, especially with the starting out free, but I think that is Microsoft's way of trying to win some core gamers over. I hope the game is good, even if I don't want a One in the foreseeable future, because I want the franchise to sell and continue.

I gotta be honest, I personally think they made him more badass.

Personal opinion though, they definitely changed the design.

Don't get me wrong, it looked good, but shooters need to prove themselves through gameplay to me at this point, cause I've seen an overabundance of trailers for them. That's not Destiny's fault, and the trailer is cool, I'm just not as excited as everyone else for it yet.

As for Jago, I can see why his design upsets you. Doesn't even have the same color scheme. Edit: well, never mind, he does in that Gold screenshot up there, compared to all the One screenshots I've seen.

Ok, I guess I'll just be the odd man out to like the redesigns. I also liked the look of the new consoles, VCR talk be damned, so there ya go. lol

I could see that being some juvenile fun, actually.

Yeah, I'm hoping the full version just comes out for PS4 to begin with at some point.

Sabrewolf didn't look that different to me, but it's been a good long while, and I want to say my favorite was either Fulgore or Glacius.

Yeah, Gold was awesome. I think it led my older brother to break one of my controllers way back when, but I still liked it. lol

I definitely agree that the Xbox One has more and more impressive exclusives, but because of console policy it simply does not matter to me as an informed consumer. However, we will see how this all plays out with the general public, who may not be as put off as I am by Xbox One, and simply see that it has more exclusives. While every nerd with access to internet is on PS4's side, myself included (which is ironic, considering how big a deal always-online is, even to me), Xbox One does have better exclusives in my opinion, several are new IPs to boot, and how many in the mainstream will do their research or care about DRM and always-online is a question I don't feel can be answered by the internet.

But then it won't matter if people are put off enough they don't buy the One, failing to provide a large enough userbase, and those games are forced to stop being exclusives. And when the holiday news stories crop up, this could become a factor easily.

Now if you'll excuse me, I'd like to watch more trailers for things I may or may not be able to afford this holiday season.

Well, it's certainly got my vote for best theme song of E3.

I love doing nothing. Especially in game form. lol

I remember how groundbreaking the first or so Medal of Honor game was cause of the opening D-Day sequence that mirrored Saving Private Ryan.

I'd also like more naturalistic settings, but I have a neon light "fetish," so I don't mind if most are set in cities, especially rainy ones, as long things look vibrant.