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og:image:, E3 Predictions: Electronic Arts
, E3 Predictions: Microsoft
, E3 Predictions: Bethesda
, E3 Predictions: Ubisoft
, E3 Predictions: Sony
, E3 Predictions: Nintendo
, Tekken 7
, Friday the 13th,

With only days left before 4Player departs for Los Angeles to cover E3 2017, the group sits down to discuss their predictions for the big event! All of the major players including Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, and the various 3rd Party contenders are covered along with some predictions from the community! Brad also covers impressions of a few new releases at the end of this episode including Tekken 7 and Friday the 13th!

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This Week's Discussion Topics:

E3 Predictions: Electronic Arts
E3 Predictions: Microsoft
E3 Predictions: Bethesda
E3 Predictions: Ubisoft
E3 Predictions: Sony
E3 Predictions: Nintendo
Tekken 7
Friday the 13th
and more...

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    Tobli
    6 years, 9 months ago

    I reacted sort of negatively to the statement that any dev could be naughty dog given enough resources. Which makes me envision games production as a generic factory instead of the artistic medium that it is.

    I also frowned at the negativity about the possibility of the new god of war being linear. People don't put enough consideration into how linearity is not a word that pops up much when it is implemented well. There is simply not enough time in the day if every single AAA game needs to consist of wast swathes of branching or open world content.