It did but there's really no reason to surprise reveal games at E3 anymore. It made sense before when people got more gaming news from magazines because you want to make your big announcements somewhere where you know the press will be paying attention. But now that it's so easy for publishers to reach the audience directly rather than going through the gaming press, there's no real need to do anything big at E3. It's more risk than it's worth because you might get overshadowed, better to announce things in a month or two when nothing else is happening.
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SuperNiceDog didn't have to reconcile his name...
But Dauntless Hunter is now MrGreenonion