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GAF's Best of E3 2017 Voting Thread [Ends: 22nd June 21:55 UTC]
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CerebralTiger
Member
1. Shadow of the Colossus
2. Days Gone
3. God of War
4. Xenoblade Chronicles 2
5. Super Mario Odyssey
6. Ori and the Will of the Wisps
7. Spiderman
8. Uncharted: The Lost Legacy
9. The Last Night
10. Matterfall
2. Days Gone
3. God of War
4. Xenoblade Chronicles 2
5. Super Mario Odyssey
6. Ori and the Will of the Wisps
7. Spiderman
8. Uncharted: The Lost Legacy
9. The Last Night
10. Matterfall
1. Super Mario Oddysee
2. Wolfenstein 2: New Colossus
3. Call of Duty: WWII
4. Metroid Samus Returns
5. Xenoblade 2
6. FIFA 18 for Nintendo Switch
7. Sonic Forces
8. Sonic Mania
9. Star Wars : Battlefront 2
10. Evil Within 2
Actually, I wanted to add Beyond Good and Evil 2 and Metroid Prime 4 in my Top 10 list, but They're just early dev stage for now.
2. Wolfenstein 2: New Colossus
3. Call of Duty: WWII
4. Metroid Samus Returns
5. Xenoblade 2
6. FIFA 18 for Nintendo Switch
7. Sonic Forces
8. Sonic Mania
9. Star Wars : Battlefront 2
10. Evil Within 2
Actually, I wanted to add Beyond Good and Evil 2 and Metroid Prime 4 in my Top 10 list, but They're just early dev stage for now.
WadiumArcadium
Member
1. Super Mario Odyssey
2. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
3. Spider-Man
4. Star Wars Battlefront II
5. God of War
6. Uncharted: The Lost Legacy
7. Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle
8. Metro Exodus
9. The Evil Within 2
10. Days Gone
It's too early for me to add Metroid Prime 4 as we're not even close to seeing gameplay.
2. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
3. Spider-Man
4. Star Wars Battlefront II
5. God of War
6. Uncharted: The Lost Legacy
7. Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle
8. Metro Exodus
9. The Evil Within 2
10. Days Gone
It's too early for me to add Metroid Prime 4 as we're not even close to seeing gameplay.
fatherKratos
Neo Member
1.God of War
2.Shadow of the Colossus
3.Dayz Gone
4.Spider Man
5.Beyond Good n Evil 2
6.Uncharted: TLL
7.Super Mario Odyssey
8.Metro Exodus
9.Monster Hunter Worlds
10.Ni No Kuni 2
2.Shadow of the Colossus
3.Dayz Gone
4.Spider Man
5.Beyond Good n Evil 2
6.Uncharted: TLL
7.Super Mario Odyssey
8.Metro Exodus
9.Monster Hunter Worlds
10.Ni No Kuni 2
Liliana Eileen
Member
1. Super Mario Odyssey
2. Anthem
3. Ori and the Will of the Wisps
4. Metroid Prime 4
5. Monster Hunter World
6. The Last Night
7. Ashen
2. Anthem
3. Ori and the Will of the Wisps
4. Metroid Prime 4
5. Monster Hunter World
6. The Last Night
7. Ashen
StrawberryJam
Member
1. Super Mario Odyessy
2. Spider-Man
3. Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus
4. God of War
5. Kirby
6. Mario+Rabbids: Kingdom Battle
7. Shadow of the Colossus
8. Assassin's Creed: Origins
9. Metroid Prime 4
10. Griftlands
2. Spider-Man
3. Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus
4. God of War
5. Kirby
6. Mario+Rabbids: Kingdom Battle
7. Shadow of the Colossus
8. Assassin's Creed: Origins
9. Metroid Prime 4
10. Griftlands
PhantomKnight
Member
1. Dragon Ball FigtherZ
2. Shadow of the Colossus
3. God of War
4. Spider-man
5. Kingdom Hearts III
6. Monster Hunter World
7. Ni No Kuni II
8. Super Mario Odyssey
9. Star Wars Battlefront 2
10. Uncharted The Lost Legacy.
Honorable mention:
x. Xenoblade 2
x. Crash
x. Detroit
2. Shadow of the Colossus
3. God of War
4. Spider-man
5. Kingdom Hearts III
6. Monster Hunter World
7. Ni No Kuni II
8. Super Mario Odyssey
9. Star Wars Battlefront 2
10. Uncharted The Lost Legacy.
Honorable mention:
x. Xenoblade 2
x. Crash
x. Detroit
1. Super Mario Odyssey
2. Mario+Rabbids kingdom battle
3. Dragon Ball Fighters Z (Would have been 2 if it was on switch)
4. Beyond Good and Evil 2 (if that counts)
5. Metroid Prime 4 (just because Finally !)
6. Ni no kuni 2
7. South park: the fractured but whole
8. Metroid Samus Returns
2. Mario+Rabbids kingdom battle
3. Dragon Ball Fighters Z (Would have been 2 if it was on switch)
4. Beyond Good and Evil 2 (if that counts)
5. Metroid Prime 4 (just because Finally !)
6. Ni no kuni 2
7. South park: the fractured but whole
8. Metroid Samus Returns
Discotheque
Banned
1. Wolfenstein II: New Colossus
2. God of War
3. Beyond Good and Evil 2 (I know it's just a CGI trailer but it was so damn good)
4. Shadow of the Colossus
5. Evil Within 2
6. Spider-Man
7. Dragonball Fighter Z
8. Ashen
2. God of War
3. Beyond Good and Evil 2 (I know it's just a CGI trailer but it was so damn good)
4. Shadow of the Colossus
5. Evil Within 2
6. Spider-Man
7. Dragonball Fighter Z
8. Ashen
Schucky Ducky
Banned
1. Super Mario Odyssey
2. Metroid: Samus Returns
3. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
4. Spider-Man
5. Crackdown 3
6. Mario X Rabbids Kingdom Battle
7. God of War
8. Dragonball Fighter z
9. Splatoon 2
10. Xenoblade Chronicles 2
2. Metroid: Samus Returns
3. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
4. Spider-Man
5. Crackdown 3
6. Mario X Rabbids Kingdom Battle
7. God of War
8. Dragonball Fighter z
9. Splatoon 2
10. Xenoblade Chronicles 2
Jo Shishido's Cheeks
Member
1. Super Mario Odyssey
2. Splatoon 2
3. Anthem
4. A Way Out
5. The Last Night
6. Miitopia
7. Metroid: Samus Returns
8. Ni No Kuni II
9. Yoshi
10. Dragon ball Fighter Z
2. Splatoon 2
3. Anthem
4. A Way Out
5. The Last Night
6. Miitopia
7. Metroid: Samus Returns
8. Ni No Kuni II
9. Yoshi
10. Dragon ball Fighter Z
1. Super Mario Odyssey ; I'm usually not that crazy about 3D Mario games. I enjoy them, and recognize their quality objectively, but I don't think I'd call any of them personal favorite titles for me. Super Mario Odyssey's trailer is one of the best trailers I have ever seen for a video game. It constantly surprises. It OOZES charm and imagination. And the new mechanic had me sold instantly. The game is so weird! It's so unique! I get to play it in four short months. I didn't imagine myself being this excited for a Mario game ever, but Nintendo knocked it out of the park with both their trailer and demonstrations. Gold star.
2. Xenoblade Chronicles 2 ; Nintendo is sticking to their Holiday 2017 guns and I'm starting to believe. I'm so psyched for the return to a focused narrative and deeper character interactions. The gameplay demonstration got me really pumped too, and I'm actually really okay with how different the combat looks from the first two games. I LOVED the combat in the first two games, but while it streamlines some elements, XB2 seems to be complex and just as customizable in completely new ways. I think playing through it is going to be a blast. A couple of frustrating female character designs and a worse English voice cast are a couple elements that make me feel that I won't love this game quite as much as I adored the first Xenoblade Chronicles. But I feel that I'm going to love XC2 regardless, and I'm unbelievably glad I'll get to verify that by the end of this year.
3. Dragon Ball FighterZ ; The game I never realized I wanted. A balanced, gorgeous DBZ fighting game by a team that has gotten imaginative movesets and character variety down to a science. There are only three things that could make me happier. One, my man Hercule being playable at launch. Two, Arc System Works having enough manpower to be working on this and Persona 5 Arena at the same time. Three, this is the first step towards a 3v3 Shonen Jump crossover game by the same team. To be clear though, I am already immensely happy, and the phenomenal looking gameplay videos are to thank for that.
4. A Way Out ; An AAA co-op-mandatory prison break game was certainly unexpected, but in this case unexpected is really good. It looks like the kind of innovative experience that makes me love video games as a medium, and the focus on storytelling is always a huge plus for me. My girlfriend also really loved the demonstration, and we both can't wait to do at least one playthrough together next year.
5. Spider-Man ; The gameplay looks real good. It's funny how many flashbacks this gives me to Spider-Man 2, just with an absurd level of polish and visual flair. My only hope is that the additional villains are more notable than Negative Man, a character I have never heard of in my 20+ years of reading comic books.
6. Kirby ; Speaking of games I'm going to play with my girlfriend, this looks adorable! Power combinations are back! So are partner characters! Like. It's Kirby. It's really hard to fuck that up and I have confidence that HAL is going to make me love a Kirby game for the billionth time.
7. New Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony ; While Danganronpa didn't have a huge presence at E3, the dub trailer featuring an incredibly competent voice cast (as usual) was all I needed. I love, love, love the Danganronpa franchise, and I anticipate V3 being one of my GOTYs when it finally comes out. So the tiny taste the new trailer provided was all I really needed.
8. Detroit: Become Human ; Man, no release date again. It's taking so long to come out. But every time they show off something new, I'm sold all over again. Detroit: Become Human really does look like it's going to be the best game Quantic Dream has ever made. If that really ends up being the case, then I'm okay with waiting as long as it takes.
9. Beyond Good and Evil 2 ; Shani is one of the most fantastic character designs I've ever seen. I haven't played more than two hours of the first BG&E, but Shani makes me want to play through that entire game just so I can fully enjoy the prequel. The only reasons it's not waay higher on the list are that I don't think I've seen any explicit confirmation that she's playable, and of course that this won't be a real video game for several years. I do think however, that if Ubisoft doesn't cancel or shelve it again, Michel Ancel absolutely has the chops to make BG&E2 the phenomenal game it could eventually be.
10. Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle ; It is so dumb this game even exists. But it's an admirable, amazing kind of dumb. I have to play it for myself, just to confirm it really exists. I don't anticipate Kingdom Battle to knock my socks off, but even the possibility that it'll be competent and kind of fun is something amazing. I badly want this to succeed, even just so it opens the door for even better third party collaborations.
Honorable Mentions:
x. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild - The Champions' Ballad ; Man, I hope the Champions are playable in this. Even if they're not, I'm going to do my best to scoop up every one of those beautiful fucking Amiibo.
x. Undertale ; Already got the true ending on PC, but the wider audience Undertale's going to have thanks to its PS4 port is well deserved, and I'm absolutely double dipping on that mouth-watering Collector's Edition.
x. Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite ; The story demo launching on the night of the Sony conference was a pleasant surprise, and it was actually pretty cute and fun to play through. Boy, Dragon Ball FighterZ sure is making Capcom's efforts (and budget) look embarassing though.
x. Blade Strangers ; It looks janky and kind of bad but I will always play a new fighting game, and I will especially always play a new fighting game coming out on the Switch. Plus it's got such a weird cast and interesting controls that I've gotta check it out. Fingers crossed that Nicalis gets it out in a timely manner.
2. Xenoblade Chronicles 2 ; Nintendo is sticking to their Holiday 2017 guns and I'm starting to believe. I'm so psyched for the return to a focused narrative and deeper character interactions. The gameplay demonstration got me really pumped too, and I'm actually really okay with how different the combat looks from the first two games. I LOVED the combat in the first two games, but while it streamlines some elements, XB2 seems to be complex and just as customizable in completely new ways. I think playing through it is going to be a blast. A couple of frustrating female character designs and a worse English voice cast are a couple elements that make me feel that I won't love this game quite as much as I adored the first Xenoblade Chronicles. But I feel that I'm going to love XC2 regardless, and I'm unbelievably glad I'll get to verify that by the end of this year.
3. Dragon Ball FighterZ ; The game I never realized I wanted. A balanced, gorgeous DBZ fighting game by a team that has gotten imaginative movesets and character variety down to a science. There are only three things that could make me happier. One, my man Hercule being playable at launch. Two, Arc System Works having enough manpower to be working on this and Persona 5 Arena at the same time. Three, this is the first step towards a 3v3 Shonen Jump crossover game by the same team. To be clear though, I am already immensely happy, and the phenomenal looking gameplay videos are to thank for that.
4. A Way Out ; An AAA co-op-mandatory prison break game was certainly unexpected, but in this case unexpected is really good. It looks like the kind of innovative experience that makes me love video games as a medium, and the focus on storytelling is always a huge plus for me. My girlfriend also really loved the demonstration, and we both can't wait to do at least one playthrough together next year.
5. Spider-Man ; The gameplay looks real good. It's funny how many flashbacks this gives me to Spider-Man 2, just with an absurd level of polish and visual flair. My only hope is that the additional villains are more notable than Negative Man, a character I have never heard of in my 20+ years of reading comic books.
6. Kirby ; Speaking of games I'm going to play with my girlfriend, this looks adorable! Power combinations are back! So are partner characters! Like. It's Kirby. It's really hard to fuck that up and I have confidence that HAL is going to make me love a Kirby game for the billionth time.
7. New Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony ; While Danganronpa didn't have a huge presence at E3, the dub trailer featuring an incredibly competent voice cast (as usual) was all I needed. I love, love, love the Danganronpa franchise, and I anticipate V3 being one of my GOTYs when it finally comes out. So the tiny taste the new trailer provided was all I really needed.
8. Detroit: Become Human ; Man, no release date again. It's taking so long to come out. But every time they show off something new, I'm sold all over again. Detroit: Become Human really does look like it's going to be the best game Quantic Dream has ever made. If that really ends up being the case, then I'm okay with waiting as long as it takes.
9. Beyond Good and Evil 2 ; Shani is one of the most fantastic character designs I've ever seen. I haven't played more than two hours of the first BG&E, but Shani makes me want to play through that entire game just so I can fully enjoy the prequel. The only reasons it's not waay higher on the list are that I don't think I've seen any explicit confirmation that she's playable, and of course that this won't be a real video game for several years. I do think however, that if Ubisoft doesn't cancel or shelve it again, Michel Ancel absolutely has the chops to make BG&E2 the phenomenal game it could eventually be.
10. Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle ; It is so dumb this game even exists. But it's an admirable, amazing kind of dumb. I have to play it for myself, just to confirm it really exists. I don't anticipate Kingdom Battle to knock my socks off, but even the possibility that it'll be competent and kind of fun is something amazing. I badly want this to succeed, even just so it opens the door for even better third party collaborations.
Honorable Mentions:
x. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild - The Champions' Ballad ; Man, I hope the Champions are playable in this. Even if they're not, I'm going to do my best to scoop up every one of those beautiful fucking Amiibo.
x. Undertale ; Already got the true ending on PC, but the wider audience Undertale's going to have thanks to its PS4 port is well deserved, and I'm absolutely double dipping on that mouth-watering Collector's Edition.
x. Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite ; The story demo launching on the night of the Sony conference was a pleasant surprise, and it was actually pretty cute and fun to play through. Boy, Dragon Ball FighterZ sure is making Capcom's efforts (and budget) look embarassing though.
x. Blade Strangers ; It looks janky and kind of bad but I will always play a new fighting game, and I will especially always play a new fighting game coming out on the Switch. Plus it's got such a weird cast and interesting controls that I've gotta check it out. Fingers crossed that Nicalis gets it out in a timely manner.
Trust me. I'm a PhD
Member
1. Destiny 2
2. Shadow of the Colossus
3. God of War
4. Kingdom Hearts 3
5. The Evil Within 2
6. Horizon Zero Dawn DLC
7. .hack//GU remaster
8. Yakuza 6
9. Days Gone
10. Spider-Man
2. Shadow of the Colossus
3. God of War
4. Kingdom Hearts 3
5. The Evil Within 2
6. Horizon Zero Dawn DLC
7. .hack//GU remaster
8. Yakuza 6
9. Days Gone
10. Spider-Man
1. Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle - this game had the most amazing showing at this E3. Starting with the Ubisoft conference, it expert laid out the appeal of the ptoject and the quality of the gameplay and graphics in a 15 minute showing with great performance by Miyamoto, Guillemot and Xavier what's-his-name. From there, a great trailer showcased the game's humour in a great way, and the subsequent Treehouse showings and developer interviews made the ptoject stand out as a great game. This was a masterclass in showing off a game, and it definitely deserves first place as a result.
2. Super Mario Odyssey - The game's trailer was great: great theme song, surprising opening that didn't immediately reveal the game mentioned and surprised a lot of people, and a sneaker perk into two new worlds! The Treehouse showings of this game told me there were a lot of surprises in the game world, and that solidified the game as my most wanted game at the moment. Great showing, deserving of second place!
3. Assassin's Creed: Origins - This game surprised me with its vibrant colours and artstyle that is on point. The gameplay looked like Assassin's Creed, but the scenario shown seemed well-built, which meant the mechanics could prove their full potential. All in all, a great showing that really sold the game.
4. God of War - Awesome cutscenes and touching conversations, but especially the combat shone in the trailer. That typical high speed, brutal gameplay that the series is known for seems to have translated very well into the over-the-shoulder camera viewpoint, and that was the last worry I had left for this title. Now, I am fully anticipating it, and will pick it up as soon as it launches next year.
5. Uncharted: The Lost Legacy - The trailer shown convinced me this will be a great title: the story looks very much like Uncharted, and despite a few lines that felt sub-par compared to Uncharted 4, the story, dialogue and animations were on point. Can't wait, though it'll have to fight for my attention against Mario + Rabbids at the end of August!
6. Beyond Good and Evil 2 - A long-awaited title, and the trailer they made sold the humour and scope of the project really well. We don't know how it'll play at all yet, but I am anticipating this title nonetheless.
7. Days Gone - The initial encounter in this gameplay trailer felt disappointing to me: the hand-to-hand looked weak, and the animations during the QTEs in the fight looked poor to me. After that, however, the trailer to a turn for the better, with a gritty atmosphere and a clear exposé of the gameplay variety and the setpieces and encounters we can expect. Great job, and I look forward to this game.
8. Anthem - I'm not at all a fan of shooters, but Anthem had the lore, artstyle and creature design to interest me from the start until the end of the gameplay demo. The world is beautiful, the creatures brilliant and big, so I am looking forward to maybe trying this title when it releases.
9. Starlink - A fun game with an interesting artstyle that surprised me during the Ubisoft conference. It looks quaint, and not too hard, so I am willing to look into the game more when more details arrive.
10. Yoshi 2018 - The trailer for this game was pretty bad, as it failed completely in explaining the flip design of the world. As a result, I had to be convinced that this was a worthwhile title during the Treehouse stream. That managed to, though: A sizeable gameplay demonstration made clear how the flip design influenced exploration in the game, and as a result, I feel slightly interested in the title.
This E3 was pretty poor compared to the previous one imo, and I had a hard time creating an acceptable top 10 list. Shame, but there's always next year!
2. Super Mario Odyssey - The game's trailer was great: great theme song, surprising opening that didn't immediately reveal the game mentioned and surprised a lot of people, and a sneaker perk into two new worlds! The Treehouse showings of this game told me there were a lot of surprises in the game world, and that solidified the game as my most wanted game at the moment. Great showing, deserving of second place!
3. Assassin's Creed: Origins - This game surprised me with its vibrant colours and artstyle that is on point. The gameplay looked like Assassin's Creed, but the scenario shown seemed well-built, which meant the mechanics could prove their full potential. All in all, a great showing that really sold the game.
4. God of War - Awesome cutscenes and touching conversations, but especially the combat shone in the trailer. That typical high speed, brutal gameplay that the series is known for seems to have translated very well into the over-the-shoulder camera viewpoint, and that was the last worry I had left for this title. Now, I am fully anticipating it, and will pick it up as soon as it launches next year.
5. Uncharted: The Lost Legacy - The trailer shown convinced me this will be a great title: the story looks very much like Uncharted, and despite a few lines that felt sub-par compared to Uncharted 4, the story, dialogue and animations were on point. Can't wait, though it'll have to fight for my attention against Mario + Rabbids at the end of August!
6. Beyond Good and Evil 2 - A long-awaited title, and the trailer they made sold the humour and scope of the project really well. We don't know how it'll play at all yet, but I am anticipating this title nonetheless.
7. Days Gone - The initial encounter in this gameplay trailer felt disappointing to me: the hand-to-hand looked weak, and the animations during the QTEs in the fight looked poor to me. After that, however, the trailer to a turn for the better, with a gritty atmosphere and a clear exposé of the gameplay variety and the setpieces and encounters we can expect. Great job, and I look forward to this game.
8. Anthem - I'm not at all a fan of shooters, but Anthem had the lore, artstyle and creature design to interest me from the start until the end of the gameplay demo. The world is beautiful, the creatures brilliant and big, so I am looking forward to maybe trying this title when it releases.
9. Starlink - A fun game with an interesting artstyle that surprised me during the Ubisoft conference. It looks quaint, and not too hard, so I am willing to look into the game more when more details arrive.
10. Yoshi 2018 - The trailer for this game was pretty bad, as it failed completely in explaining the flip design of the world. As a result, I had to be convinced that this was a worthwhile title during the Treehouse stream. That managed to, though: A sizeable gameplay demonstration made clear how the flip design influenced exploration in the game, and as a result, I feel slightly interested in the title.
This E3 was pretty poor compared to the previous one imo, and I had a hard time creating an acceptable top 10 list. Shame, but there's always next year!
1. Super Mario Odyssey ; Only one I am unreservedly excited for, it should be amazing. Very glad I have a switch arriving in a few weeks.
2. Anthem ; Would be number 1 but I struggle to believe what they showed will be representative of the final game, because holy shit it looked cool.
3. A Way Out ; Love the cinematic split screen approach, seems like it will be a great thing to play with my brother / gf. Not sure if they'll nail all the gameplay because it sounded pretty ambitious how many things they are including.
4. God of War ; Didn't think they'd pull me back in but I like the direction they are taking this and the gameplay looked pretty slick.
5. Spiderman ; Looks pretty dope and would be higher but QTEs are a huge wet blanket for my excitement levels in any presentation.
6. Star Wars Battlefront 2 ; Kind of a lot to prove after the first game but goddam it looks pretty.
2. Anthem ; Would be number 1 but I struggle to believe what they showed will be representative of the final game, because holy shit it looked cool.
3. A Way Out ; Love the cinematic split screen approach, seems like it will be a great thing to play with my brother / gf. Not sure if they'll nail all the gameplay because it sounded pretty ambitious how many things they are including.
4. God of War ; Didn't think they'd pull me back in but I like the direction they are taking this and the gameplay looked pretty slick.
5. Spiderman ; Looks pretty dope and would be higher but QTEs are a huge wet blanket for my excitement levels in any presentation.
6. Star Wars Battlefront 2 ; Kind of a lot to prove after the first game but goddam it looks pretty.
Sanctuary
Member
1. God of War - More intrigued than anything. Way too many questions about the actual gameplay, but it certainly "looks" nice.
2. Spider-Man - Another game that "looks" nice, but it's going to have to do something more than just ape the Arkham games wholesale.
3. The Evil Within 2 - Didn't even know this was being developed, let alone releasing so soon. Potential to fix all of the issues with the first game.
4. Monster Hunter: World - Combat looks fun, and the fact that it's also eventually going to be on PC as well is very welcome news.
5. Days Gone
6. Ni No Kuni 2 - Sounds like it might have fixed many issues with the original game (namely the combat), and it sure is beautiful to look at.
7. Anthem - Only putting this here simply because it's Bioware and not enough is really known yet other than it looks nice and might just be another Destiny; which I won't care about.
2. Spider-Man - Another game that "looks" nice, but it's going to have to do something more than just ape the Arkham games wholesale.
3. The Evil Within 2 - Didn't even know this was being developed, let alone releasing so soon. Potential to fix all of the issues with the first game.
4. Monster Hunter: World - Combat looks fun, and the fact that it's also eventually going to be on PC as well is very welcome news.
5. Days Gone
6. Ni No Kuni 2 - Sounds like it might have fixed many issues with the original game (namely the combat), and it sure is beautiful to look at.
7. Anthem - Only putting this here simply because it's Bioware and not enough is really known yet other than it looks nice and might just be another Destiny; which I won't care about.
1. Super Mario Odyssey
2. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
3. Metroid: Samus Returns
4. Assassin's Creed Origins
5. Metroid Prime 4
Yeah, Nintendo very comfortably "won" for me. I'd also like to thank them and MachineGames respectively for helping me learn how to spell "Odyssey" and "Colossus".
2. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
3. Metroid: Samus Returns
4. Assassin's Creed Origins
5. Metroid Prime 4
Yeah, Nintendo very comfortably "won" for me. I'd also like to thank them and MachineGames respectively for helping me learn how to spell "Odyssey" and "Colossus".
1. Super Mario Odyssey
2. Beyond Good & Evil 2
3. Spiderman
4. Metroid Prime 4
5. Xenoblade Chronicles 2
6. Monster Hunter World
7. Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana
8. Dragonball Fighters Z
9. Shadow of the Colossus
10. The Last Night
BG&E2 and Metroid Prime 4 are really the idea that it's a thing. Ys VIII hype is building up, even without E3. Every nugget counts.
Honorable mentions:
x. Yoshi
x. Metroid: Samus Returns
x. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild DLC
2. Beyond Good & Evil 2
3. Spiderman
4. Metroid Prime 4
5. Xenoblade Chronicles 2
6. Monster Hunter World
7. Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana
8. Dragonball Fighters Z
9. Shadow of the Colossus
10. The Last Night
BG&E2 and Metroid Prime 4 are really the idea that it's a thing. Ys VIII hype is building up, even without E3. Every nugget counts.
Honorable mentions:
x. Yoshi
x. Metroid: Samus Returns
x. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild DLC
1. Spider-Man
2. Shadow of the Colossus (2018)
3. Super Mario Odyssey
4. Metroid Prime 4
5. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
6. God of War
7. South Park: The Fractured but Whole
8. Detroit: Become Human
9. Kirby for Switch
10. A Way Out
Honorable mention to Beyond Good and Evil 2 (I will believe it more and get hyped when I see real gameplay) and Days Gone (still need to see more, probably at PSX)
2. Shadow of the Colossus (2018)
3. Super Mario Odyssey
4. Metroid Prime 4
5. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
6. God of War
7. South Park: The Fractured but Whole
8. Detroit: Become Human
9. Kirby for Switch
10. A Way Out
Honorable mention to Beyond Good and Evil 2 (I will believe it more and get hyped when I see real gameplay) and Days Gone (still need to see more, probably at PSX)
1. Beyond Good & Evil 2
2. Shadow Of the Colossus
3. A Way Out
4. God Of War
5. Detroit: Become Human
6. Ni No Kuni 2
7. Spider-Man
8. Anthem
9. Days Gone
10. Moss
Special mentions to: Hidden Agenda, Life is Strange: Before the Storm, Wolfenstein II, Skyrim VR & The Evil Within 2.
Harder than I thought to cut it down to ten.
2. Shadow Of the Colossus
3. A Way Out
4. God Of War
5. Detroit: Become Human
6. Ni No Kuni 2
7. Spider-Man
8. Anthem
9. Days Gone
10. Moss
Special mentions to: Hidden Agenda, Life is Strange: Before the Storm, Wolfenstein II, Skyrim VR & The Evil Within 2.
Harder than I thought to cut it down to ten.
Shambalakan
Member
1. God of War
2. Spider-Man
3. Super Mario Odyssey
4. Ori and the Will of the Wisps
5. The Last Night
6. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
7. Beyond Good and Evil 2
8. Anthem
9. Star Wars Battlefront II
10. Forza Motorsport 7
2. Spider-Man
3. Super Mario Odyssey
4. Ori and the Will of the Wisps
5. The Last Night
6. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
7. Beyond Good and Evil 2
8. Anthem
9. Star Wars Battlefront II
10. Forza Motorsport 7
Always-honest
Banned
1. Super Mario Odyssey
2. Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle
3. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
4. God of War
5. Uncharted: The Lost Legacy
6. Ori and the Will of the Wisps
7. Spider-Man
8. The Last Night
9. Dragonball FighterZ
10. Shadow of the Colossus
H.M: 8. Anthem (probably the game that got the most buzz) and Star Wars Battlefront II. Looking forward to seeing more.
I loved the for Metroid Prime 4 teaser and the Beyond Good and Evil 2 trailer but there was nothing to see yet.
2. Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle
3. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
4. God of War
5. Uncharted: The Lost Legacy
6. Ori and the Will of the Wisps
7. Spider-Man
8. The Last Night
9. Dragonball FighterZ
10. Shadow of the Colossus
H.M: 8. Anthem (probably the game that got the most buzz) and Star Wars Battlefront II. Looking forward to seeing more.
I loved the for Metroid Prime 4 teaser and the Beyond Good and Evil 2 trailer but there was nothing to see yet.
OmegaTreeFish
Banned
1. Wolfenstein: The New Colossus
2. Dragon Ball Fighter Z
3. Star Wars Battlefront 2
Wasn't much for me this year. And Battlefront 2 is way less interesting than 1 and 2 on my list which both look pretty awesome to me.
2. Dragon Ball Fighter Z
3. Star Wars Battlefront 2
Wasn't much for me this year. And Battlefront 2 is way less interesting than 1 and 2 on my list which both look pretty awesome to me.
Possumowner
Member
1:Super Mario Odyssey
2:Xenoblade 2
3:Spiderman
2:Xenoblade 2
3:Spiderman
1. Super Mario Odyssey
2. Dragon Ball FighterZ
3. Metroid: Samus Returns
3D Mario games will probably always get the number one spot for me, simply because it's one of my favorite franchises of all time. What they're doing with Odyssey looks incredible. Dragon Ball FighterZ is another big surprise. As a huge Dragon Ball fan, this is exactly what I've been wanting for years. And finally, Metroid: Samus Returns gives us the first 2D Metroid since the GBA, even if it's a remake.
2. Dragon Ball FighterZ
3. Metroid: Samus Returns
3D Mario games will probably always get the number one spot for me, simply because it's one of my favorite franchises of all time. What they're doing with Odyssey looks incredible. Dragon Ball FighterZ is another big surprise. As a huge Dragon Ball fan, this is exactly what I've been wanting for years. And finally, Metroid: Samus Returns gives us the first 2D Metroid since the GBA, even if it's a remake.
