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My E3 favorites were covered in my blog. Sable actually is exclusive right now, and I think Tunic was also. There was also Battletoads, Gears Tactics, Forza, Ori, Session, Crackdown and I think they counted DLC as exclusive too. Not too shabby exclusives but Sony and Nintendo went quality over quantity and think their games will stick with me longer. Still, for the first time since 2013 I saw a good variety of fun exclusives from MS and unlike 2013 Don Mattrick wasn't being an idiot.

Oh I'd take Ubisoft over Activision, EA, or WB any day. They're far from perfect, but they allow their devs to take chances more often (not perfectly, the the Ubi formula is criticized for a reason, but there's always a bunch of stuff that ruffles feathers in a good way) and make a wider variety of games. I think it's really telling that Nintendo trusted them with a Mario game more than anything.

Not to mention Ubi hasn't even done anything loot box related, let alone reward people for opening them on Normandy Beach. That disgusted me more than anything EA has done.

Well if you're factoring in resale, that also means there's a lot of people who are getting rid of their Vitas, which doesn't factor in well for its popularity. The thing was very far from popular no matter how good the tech was.

Depends on where you look actually. Has it in the 10-15 million range while everything else has exact numbers because Sony never gave the official ones. Wii U had over 13 million which is past the halfway point so I estimated. Either way that's awful sales numbers

Yeah, that's fair. AC just has settings that intrigue me more with that formula. Though it's bizarre we have so few games in Ancient Egypt and Greece, can't think of any for the former and the latter all get heavy into the mythology.

Sorry, but Vita is not selling well, it has fewer units sold than the Wii U.

Tetris Effect has a VR option, but you can still play it on PS4 without it. I'm really excited for Tomb Raider even if I'm not too keen it comes out the same time as Spider-Man.

I think Ubisoft is split in doing things I do and don't care about. Like I said, BG&E2 looks like a lot of fun, Assassin's Creed Odyssey is an RPG in Ancient Greece (nuff said), and Rabbids/Donkey Kong DLC looks like a blast even if that pirate game, The Division 2, and Starlink didn't do much for me. The last two at least looked like they had interesting mechanics, but I'm over shared worlds/toys to life respectively. 

Favorite things at E3? Starlink seems like your kind of game, but a bunch of games I could see you liking also lock you out of hardware, like Tunic, Sable, and Trover Saves the Universe (and not sure how much that last one looks like your kind of game). Looking forward to your article.

Ghosts of Tsushima ironically is a game I need to get my hands on before I can judge. Looked very similar to Assassin's Creed (and since we get too many of those not sure I can justify something too similar) and not sure how fun the combat will be. Looks neat but I can see it being dull.

I'm all about Xbox over PS now unless it's an exclusive. Game Pass was what really sold me on it.