Both have some good things going for them, but after both conferences, Sony was clearly the hands-down winner yesterday. They announced more titles, surprising titles at that. It was no surprise to hear of a new Halo game for XONE, and some other returning exclusives. Sony though shocked me and announced many new IPs, including some great looking indie games that will be Sony exclusive.

The cost, Sony's great history of exclusives, and more have pushed me to purchasing PS4 first. I will also buy the XONE, but not until they iron out some of the kinks because it has not been a great E3 for them so far. If you watched the XONE conference, I am sure I was not the only one who laughed at both of the technical issues that they had, first with a trailer early on that had no sound, and then with Battlefield 4. That was hilarious, and I am sure EA and DICE are upset that Microsoft didn't know how to be ready for the grand stage. Maybe that pushes some of that exclusive XONE content over to PS4 first? We'll see.

Kudos to Sony for a great show.

Can't wait. It has been too long. Will have to pick up the Remixed game of the originals later this year.

I would like to see Square Enix bring in a new true sequel to the Kingdom Hearts franchise. Other than that, some of those great classics such as Crash Bandicoot would be awesome. I would love to see Legend of Dragoon get a reboot. That was a great RPG on PSone.

@Purple-turtle-X I only ever played the demo on one of the classic demo discs you could get inside of a magazine in the 90s and I played that for hours sometimes as a kid! It was awesome!!

@SeannTHEsheep Haha, yes I would have to agree. But on a serious note, this is easily the best video I have ever seen GameSpot do. Very eye opening and very glad to see this issue brought up. People ask why I have game binges occasionally with such a hectic schedule, and I am not 100% sure that it is depression, I am sure that games provide me with an escape from all of the issues, minor that they may be, in my life. It is just a nice "place" to go. Games such as Mass Effect, Fallout, TES, and many more are great to just get your mind in the right place to succeed in the rest of your life.

@telaros That was Ken Levine I believe?

I say let EA Sports release the product. At $20, anyone who has seen the gameplay footage knows the game isn't even worth that. Most of the animations in it I have seen in Live for what seems like years. I will still pay $60 for 2K, because that game will be worth it, and a better all-around value.