Final Fantasy XV at E3 - Yes or No? Time to stake your pride!

[APZonerunner]

Ah, yes! Let me pick. Sorry, had a busy weekend, and need to dive into the database...

 

[APZonerunner]

And... @llazy77 is our winner! I'll post his prize package after I figure out with him what's going to be in it. We'll do another one of these for TGS, and maybe Gamescom, too.

 

[ArkhamFantasy]

And... @llazy77 is our winner! I'll post his prize package after I figure out with him what's going to be in it. We'll do another one of these for TGS, and maybe Gamescom, too.

You want to see the world burn dont you? =P

 

[Jenova]

I really don't see this game showing up at Gamescom. Have there been major game reveals at that convention before?

 

[Slickyslacker]

I really don't see this game showing up at Gamescom. Have there been major game reveals at that convention before?

Not really. I'm entirely banking on TGS to deliver.

 

[APZonerunner]

I really don't see this game showing up at Gamescom. Have there been major game reveals at that convention before?

In recent years, Gamescom has been host to things like the announcement of the PS4 launch date, Mass Effect's console exclusivity coming to an end, Tearaway's announcement, Command & Conquer being rebooted (since cancelled), things like that. Gamescom is actually now a bigger show than E3 by a long way in terms of impact, and a lot of companies spend more actual money on their Gamescom presence than their E3 presence. Of course, Gamescom is a public show.

With that said - Square has debuted a number of things there in the past, though all Western. Deus Ex: Human Revolution had its first live gameplay demoed there, for instance, after having CG and things at E3.

Nothing's impossible!

 

[Jenova]

In recent years, Gamescom has been host to things like the announcement of the PS4 launch date, Mass Effect's console exclusivity coming to an end, Tearaway's announcement, Command & Conquer being rebooted (since cancelled), things like that. Gamescom is actually now a bigger show than E3 by a long way in terms of impact, and a lot of companies spend more actual money on their Gamescom presence than their E3 presence. Of course, Gamescom is a public show.

With that said - Square has debuted a number of things there in the past, though all Western. Deus Ex: Human Revolution had its first live gameplay demoed there, for instance, after having CG and things at E3.

Nothing's impossible!

Interesting. I'm still betting my chips on TGS, but I will follow Gamescom closer than previous years to cover all the bases.