LogFAQs > #880662835

Nintendo: Including the Treehouse Streams, these have been the highlight of the last few E3s for me. Even though the scope is rather limited this year, focusing on the remnants of 3DS support and the handful of tentpole 2017 Nintendo releases, I'm hopeful we get a glimpse at what's to come in 2018. If not, Xenoblade, Mario, and Splatoon is enough to carry a show.

PC Gaming Show: lotta PC strategy games up in here. that's my jam.

Sony: I'm expecting a low key event compared to last year. Most of the games Sony showed last year aren't even out, so we're likely getting extensive coverage of them again. While I liked the format, the only game that really hit for me was The Last of Us 2. There's still some surprises in store so it's not a compete wash.

Devolver: One of the best publishers out there. I have no idea what could be here. It could be a huge disappointment, or an exciting line-up of indie games anchored by The Talos Principal 2. Total unknown.

Bethesda: AKA The Wolfenstein Show. I love those two recent Wolfenstein games though so that's okay with me. Maybe we get some kind of small-scale expansions to Dishonored 2 or DOOM? I'd like that. Not a lot else here that interests me. There's Fallout 4 VR, whatever that Bethesda service game is, Quake Champions, The Evil Within 2, eh. But man. Wolfenstein is great.

Microsoft: New hardware is always exciting, but I'm not a fan of Microsoft's big games. At least we'll have State of Decay 2, Forza 7 (Forza X?), and maybe even Ori & The Willow of the Wisps.

Ubisoft: I still like Assassin's Creed, god help me. Short of a new Rayman game, there's little else Ubisoft does that interests me.

EA: a total known quantity. Sports, Need For Speed, Star Wars, that Bioware service game. Yawn.
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