Tonight’s episode is dedicated entirely to E3 2016. The big show is over so we answer all of your E3-related questions and give our thoughts on what we saw and what we experienced first-hand.
Here are all of the questions we answer this week:
– Will announcing the Xbox Scorpio kills sales of the Xbox One S?
– Was Sony right to not announce the PS4 Neo?
– Do you really believe there will be no Xbox Scorpio exclusives?
– How much do you think the Xbox Scorpio will cost?
– Since you met Hideo Kojima, was this your personal best E3 ever?
– Did Kojima reveal Death Stranding too early?
– Did E3 change your mind about any games you were skeptical of?
– What VR games did you play?
– Does Sony need to drop the price of the PS4 to compete with XBO?
– With the lackluster showing at E3, is Brett still confident VR will take off?
– Will Sony now launch in 2017 to compete with the Xbox Scorpio?
– What games of E3 do you think will be false advertisements?
– Is it good that some E3 games were mechanically similar to Dark Souls?
– What hidden gems did you find at E3?
– Did Xbox undermine itself by announcing two consoles at E3?
– Will Nintendo make a comeback in 2017?
– What were the best and worst games of E3?
– Is it too late for Sony to upgrade the PS4 to be comparable to the Xbox Scorpio?
– How do we determine who “won” E3?
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