It wasn't the worst thing I've ever seen, but it also wasn't good, but it started at 9am here and I'm currently sick anyways, so it's not like it was a huge hassle for me to watch it..
Why did they pull out the freaking RDR2 trailer from 2016 for instance? And what is it with Sony and ending their TGS shows with new ads, they did the same thing last year I believe.
Still SotC still looks good to me, 13 Sentinels finally reappeared, Monster Hunter looks pretty great and that new Square Enix game they teased is at least intriguing to me.
Maybe it's just a difference in culture, maybe the japanese like their shows like this, but I really feel that if Sony actually bothered with it a little more, they could certainly make better TGS conferences. Work together more with 3rd parties for instance so they don't constantly reveal and show off their major games only at their own events.
Why did they pull out the freaking RDR2 trailer from 2016 for instance? And what is it with Sony and ending their TGS shows with new ads, they did the same thing last year I believe.
Still SotC still looks good to me, 13 Sentinels finally reappeared, Monster Hunter looks pretty great and that new Square Enix game they teased is at least intriguing to me.
Maybe it's just a difference in culture, maybe the japanese like their shows like this, but I really feel that if Sony actually bothered with it a little more, they could certainly make better TGS conferences. Work together more with 3rd parties for instance so they don't constantly reveal and show off their major games only at their own events.