@ghosts4ever:

You do realize that developers are allowed to do whatever the hell they want, right? Just because a developer decides to take a different direction in how they want their final product to turn out doesn't mean they're trying to pander or push an agenda. You're making a big deal over an issue that doesn't exist.

What is the feminization of games? Having a woman as the main character instead of a man? How insecure are you?

You can't say, "I have nothing against females, but I don't want them in my video games." That's called a contradiction.

Jesus, did no one actually read the article?

The Nazi flag is going to present in the main campaign. It's being omitted from the multiplayer because there are countries like Germany were the swastika is banned, and for a good reason too.

In typical gamer fashion, you guys are freaking out over nothing.

Looks incredible. Being able to possess enemies with Mario's cap looks really fun.

I look forward to being a mariachi, a taxi, and a Wall Street broker.

A very "bleh" E3 this year.

EA was bland and predictable like always.

Microsoft had the new hardware, but most of the games they announced didn't appeal to me. They did announce a new Life is Strange, but that's definitely going to be a multi-plat game.

Bethesda was ok, The Evil Within 2 and Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus look good, didn't care for any of the other stuff they mentioned.

Ubisoft actually surprised me, considering the fact that I find most of their games unappealing. Far Cry 5 looked good, but Beyond Good & Evil 2 stole the show.

Sony mostly rehashed games that were announced last year and that still have no definitive release dates. Plus, no Last of Us Part II, really?

Nintendo pulled out the heavy-hitters, Super Mario Odyssey and a new Kirby and Yoshi were announced. More reasons to own a Switch if you ask me.

I just realized Sony unveiled a Final Fantasy fishing game...

Let that sink in (no pun intended).

@darkspineslayer:

Last of Us meets Metal Gear Solid V? Does this mean we'll get to tie balloons to zombies and have a bikini model sidekick?

Am I the only who feels that there's no point to have a game like Days Gone?

The concept, setting, and game-play is nearly identical to The Last of Us.

@getyeryayasout:

I honestly don't see the point of a game like Days Gone. The concept, setting, and game-play are nearly identical to The Last of Us.

What kills me though is that it would've been great to end the show on that note.

Instead we got Spider-Man's whacky QTE adventure.