I absolutely adore the visuals in these games in this engine. However, correct me if I'm wrong, the guilty gear games look like all rush down, mixups, and lengthy combos. The stuff I'm not fond of in fighting games. It looks like one person doing stuff and not letting the other person play for long periods of time. Again correct me if I'm wrong. I may be ignorant on this.

I'm more in to the neutral and interplay between the two players.

I'm always down for more content in SFV. I don't play any game this gen even a 10th of the amount of time I've put into this game.

Having said that these characters don't really interest me, I'm sticking to Balrog. I'm still hoping for Dudley

It's definitely Street Fighter V and Celeste

I must also mention Bloodborne and Dragon Quest XI

It depends on the genre

I think they need to go in platformers

They need to stay in games like zelda, Dark Souls and hack n slashes

I have it preloaded right now.

I'm a big fighting game player and I've been watching this game closely.

It focuses on the stuff I love the most (methodical neutral and footsies)

And keeps the stuff I dislike the most to an all time low (mix ups and long combos)

Definitely Nintendo.

They had the most consistently exciting presentation followed by their usual hours upon hours of gameplay footage with developer commentary.

Their format at E3 the past few years has proven to be incredibly effective.

I have a lot of fun with Nintendo games and it isn't hurting anyone.... What's the problem here?

Street Fighter V as always

I started playing Breath of the Wild and Dragon Quest XI again because of E3 hype.

Colin Moriarty is the biggest Sony fanboy to make it into journalism. I suspect hyperbole.

I would like Playstation to finally do the ergonomic thing and have the analogue sticks asymmetric like the 360, GCN, and switch controllers etc.