Much better event than EA's. I loved seeing Metro return with Exodus. It looks like it could be another great entry in that great franchise. The Assassins Creed reveal was also unexpected and exciting. What they're doing adding RPG elements to that game could be very interesting. And I love the look of that character and the setting. I'll never not be excited for Assassins Creed no matter what anyone says. Anthem also looks fantastic, but I was kinda disappointed it's another shared world thing. Was hoping it would be a new single player RPG IP from Bioware, but regardless it looked cool. Also Life is Strange looked good, but it also just looks like it's just a spinoff game detailing Chloe instead of an actual sequel, which is disappointing. Loved seeing more Shadow of War as well and what they're doing with the Nemesis system. Can't wait to see more. Overall I give it a 4/5. The games they showed off were surprising and very exciting mostly, and the presentation itself was great, going from game to game with very brief talking in between sometimes. However most of their good games aren't exclusives, and the ones that are are mostly indie games which isn't good considering they also officially announced a new version of Xbox. Still feels good to be a PS4 user, but I feel bad for the lack of AAA exclusives for the Xbox players. Also the big focus on Indie games took a long time. Not to say Indie games are bad, it's just not really what people are looking for in an E3 conference. Not me anyway. Also Xbox One X...really?