Sunset looks to be funny forever or boring after five minutes
I agree, it actually went from a game I wanted to play to a game that I'm pretty sure I'd get bored of after five minutes watching that demo.
I can't believe that many people care about a remastered Halo2 and that they can essentially center their entire E3 around some exclusive content in a fifteen hour long Call of Duty advertisement to start the show and then a re-release of four old games and a new beta to end the show.
But, after listening to crowd reaction, the Halo Collection certainly got the biggest "pop" and some of their other announcements of exclusives and whatnot were met with crickets.
The Dead Rising arcade game might be fun to play, but not something to make a $399 investment to play. If it was in the arcade as I walked by on my way through the mall to pick up a new pair of pants, I might stop and pop a few quarters in it.
Which is more than I can say for the rest of the games they showed. Fable? I guess the big deal is that this one is co-op? I never actually heard the word "co-op", so I can't be sure if you control all the characters or they are AI or what.
Crackdown is always welcomed, I'd like to see if they can actually expand the city - it always felt too cramped for some reason. And showing game play might be nice as well.
All in all, it was a lot of "nothing to see here", IMO. It was more like offering the status quo - Geez, if they didn't have those games, what would they have? Nothing?
And the two Kinect games for twenty seconds or so was very LOL. Although I thought Project Spark was supposed to really take advantage of the Kinect2 - and I don't think they showed they were using Kinect2 at all during this Spark update. Did they? Actually, did they show anybody using the Kinect on the other two either, or just gameplay? I'll have to go back and look.