Looks really nice but then I'd expect that from a game that's been in development since 2008.

As usual, it's the game design that lets this title down - so many missed opportunities here.

Sad to see that some people who try and make a difference in this world are often the ones who exit it the quickest.

Drive Club for PS4 looks to be in trouble already looking at this.

Environments look beautiful.

Microsoft seriously need to impress me at E3 this year because so far, I'm not liking what I'm seeing.

This sounds like it's going to be a cluster-**** of monumental proportions.

Sony seem to be ticking all the right boxes atm and for me, it looks like it's going to be a PS4 as well.

That presentation seemed to do more harm than good and I dunno what it is about Microsoft's delivery these days but they just can't seem to get it right.

Why is it they talk up shit we have absolutely zero interest in anyway?

@kyphe That might work for contract workers who expect 6-12 months work and at the end of it, they get the boot but it shouldn't work like that with full time staff with all the fringe benefits that go with the job + when you're a full time employee, you get consultation & compensation payments etc.

Not sure if that's the case with these guys are not - I hope so though.

Pretty damning statement but unfortunately, it's also very true.

WiiU is absolutely dead in the water as far as I'm concerned and I feel for anyone who actually went out and bought one.

Interest level at t-minus zero and counting....

I'm normally very cynical about game franchises going down the movie route and I'm not about to change that view anytime soon either.

This has shite written all over it.