@readysalted: lol, salty. I was playing off your name. No biggie, sometimes my jokes stink.

@readysalted: Ok ok, don't get too salty, I get ya. That makes sense, but if the game is a "revolution", why did Microsoft treat it like it's not that big a deal, even though it's scheduled to release this fall. I'm guessing it's a 6.5/10 pile of blah. I'm sure it's playable at the show, we'll see what everyone thinks about it.

@joshrmeyer: I can understand the BC argument a little at least. If you want to play a previous gen PS game, you have to buy it from the store, or rent it from PS now. Arguing free updates is like saying, if you buy this soda, you get this commemorative plastic bottle, for free. Oh boy!!

@readysalted: So what does it do? I thought Microsoft said the cloud was used to help display all the destruction detail. I can't blow up buildings in single player?

Wow, Microsoft really disappointed. Don't get me wrong, they showed some nice games, but nothing--NOTHING--that makes me need an Xbox 1 X. I'll get it anyway, but i'm really not that excited right now. Crackdown doesn't look that great either. Where's the "cloud"? It was supposed to blow us all away. Well at least I'll be able to play some OG Xbox games from 2003. Panzer Dragoon Orta and Crimson Skies, going oldschool!

MINECRAFT in 4k!!!! I don't care.

@69ingChimpmunks: I didn't understand why they made a point to say the 4k upgrades are free. They're free on PS pro. Seemed like they were making up a feature to make up for the lack of interesting exclusives.

@videogameninja: I agree, the game did better than even Guerilla games assumed. There will definitely be another, but I doubt even pre-production has begun on that. They said they were working on story based DLC, which could be announced at E3. Hope so, I loved Horizon!

@videogameninja: When you don't use a comma, it reads as if you're saying, it isn't ninja approved.

-PUNCTUATION, IT'S NINJA LAW-

*ninja joke*

@vengefulreaper: if you liked crash mode on the Burnout games, you may like Danger Zone. The founders of Criterion games (Burnout creators), started a new studio, it's basically just the crash mode, no racing. It's a fun (cheap too) game. My only gripe is it doesn't have the deformation physics on the car models. They just scratch up and tires fly off, but it's a start.