PS4 is kicking their ass right now. Introducing a new upgraded xbox x isn't going to change that much.

Regarding the E3 pressers, yes, Microsoft was better but it isn't going to change anything in this gen.

Was hoping for Bloodborne 2 news. Or anything from From Software.

Especially at that price tag. The market will only take so much. That's why the Switch is priced where it is. Nintendo was smart there. Well the console for a bit less and make some real money on accessories.

It's been rumored but I'm guessing it'll be another year at least.

I have the 4k HDR setup and keep hearing how great Horizon looks so very interested. Starting to realize how much of a super casual gamer I am these days and wonder how much is involved in getting into this game. Is it one that pulls you in quick or more open world that takes more time?

Playing State of Decay and really enjoying it. Feels a lot like the Walking Dead.

The sense of fear when you make a mistake and the zombies start to swarm and you make a mad dash for your car and pray you don't run out of stamina is palpable. You really have to be smart or you will die, and when you die in this game, YOU DIE. That character is dead and never comes back, and you start over as a new character.

Just had a mission where I had to exile a dude who had been bitten...so I took him outside to kill him, and then just let the zombies rip him apart. LMAO

Lots of fun shit with cars...great fun pulling up to an infested house and laying on the horn and the horde swarms out to get backed over. :D

Oh I hear ya...I def am excited to hear about tlou 2 and rdr 2hopefully PlayStation experience will be huge. Also want a ff7 update too

Not to sound like a broken record here but I'm bringing this up again...

Witcher 3 is by far the most gorgeous, intelligent, captivating RPG ever created. It is almost the perfect game once you add the two DLC add-on's. I just completed NG+2 and got an ending I've never seen before.
The way small to medium decisions come into play hours and hours later is amazing.
The Blood and Wine DLC has about the greatest scenery of any open world game. The colors are very vibrant. You can waste 50+ hours on that storyline alone. 30+ hours are easily spent on the Hearts of Stone DLC as well. Those two downloads along with the main game, along with the more interesting side missions makes this at least a 200 hour game.
There's one side op that has you decide if you'll commit regicide for Christ sakes.
If you plan on doing a lot of the treasure hunts and Witcher Contracts, (some are really worth the effort just to see all the different places you can go) you've got an endless game. When they added the NG+ option along with the two DLC's, they really made this game a once in a lifetime type deal.

If you're still on the fence about getting invested, you really should. I know it starts slow but put 10 hours into it and you'll be hooked.

I can't wait to see what Projekt Red comes out with next. I've seen a few teasers on Cyberpunk. I'm sure it'll be great.

Ooh, Dying Light is 60% off.

Might have to pick it up.

Done. Also, there are mods for Dying Light. Like user created content, not just new hats. IN

In the Following you get a dune buggy and run over zombies. You can modify to make an electric grill and the zombies go flying 50' , really not much can be more fun than that in gaming.

Steam Summer sale starts next week. I might need to get another hard drive. I'm running out of space on mine. ROFL

steam??

Yeah that sale is over now, though.

I'm just about done with State of Decay. Too bad because it was really awesome. Kinda short though. I wanted to see what happened when they left the valley.

I'll get SOD 2 for sure though.

The Breakdown DLC is fun. Same map, no storyline, just repair the RV and advance to next level, difficulty increases.