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Yeah, BG3 is a hundred-ish years after the first two games. Edit: or, whatever is currently "modern day" in Forgotten Realms.

It was in fact actually 100 years. On the SE side of things, wasn't there a game they were making with Platinum? Babel-something, Babylon-something? *goes to check* Babylon's Fall, that was it. So we might see what that game is all about. But yeah, Avengers is sitting right at the top of my...

The art style was pretty nice for that last one, but not really anything else to say without gameplay.

Oh Christ, they're trying to make Just Dance something profound.

So their solution to the narrative dissonance of whipping out a gun in the previous two games is to go with a sufficiently overblown scenario that popping everyone with an assault rifle is reasonable. Personally, I would've gone the opposite route, and made the game about using hacking in place...

Okay, little old lady trying to parkour a railing was pretty good.

Well, this is a much more enjoyable thing to open to than the usual Just Dance routine.

Here's an extended version of the gameplay trailer they showed at the PC Gaming E3 show. Facial animations clearly aren't in yet, but otherwise, looks pretty good.

A lot of Epic dick-sucking. And too much time spent on the minutia of the specs of graphics cards. Aside from that, I'm hoping for a little more from Baldur's Gate, and maybe even an announcement of Total War: Warhammer 3 (although it might be a little too soon for that one). Oh yeah, and...

Ah, Devolver, those beautiful acid-tripping fuckers. The perfect palate cleanser after Bethesda's Conference of Mobile Releases.

I don't think Devolver has put out a single game that I wanted to buy, but fuck if they aren't my favorite part of E3 nowadays.

So, for anyone who didn't watch Bethesda, here's what you need to know: Ghostwire Doom Filler "WOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!"

Will the helmet be made of actual canvas?

Neat, but this seems like something that should be getting showed off at an event that's developer-facing, rather than player-facing

Well, at least it's a fun trailer.

I don't mind Bethesda making mobile shit, but they really need to figure out that E3 is neither the time nor place for it.

That first row really has to be the ESO dev team, doesn't it?

Well, this looks weird and interesting, if nothing else.

Okay, I'll give credit for "SwitchBlades". I like me a good pun.

Oh good, they're going to pad the event with a bunch of interviews of nerds being awkward on camera.

At this point, you can get a complementary copy of FO76 with the purchase of a gallon of milk. Only so much more free it can get.

Okay, so I'm hyped about Elden Ring, Cyberpunk Keanu was awesome, I'm still interested in Jedi: Fallen Order, and it's nice to hear details and a release window on the Xbox Two. Nothing else really grabbed me, but I'll at least give them credit and say that it comes more down to my tastes in...

All well and good, but are they going to give us a glimpse of a launch title? Okay, let me rephrase: are they going to give us a glimpse of a launch title other than Halo?

Fromsoft fuckers!! Show me something good. Edit: I have so very little idea what I just saw, but I want it.

Are they actually bringing Phantasy Star Online 2 to the west? That's the sort of thing I've heard jokes about for fucking years.

They *really* like that "hey, let's have a car on stage" move, don't they? Oh, it's a Lego car. Nice touch.

Groundhog Day murder mystery? Not a bad premise, at least.

Goddamn Keanu in Cyberpunk. Fuck me.

Minecraft Diablo, a game asked for by literally nobody.

All right. Let's see if Microsoft can provide a new console with a compelling launch library that isn't completely defined by Halo.

Eh, the human element was passable--more entertaining than the human parts of the first movie, at least. And just like the first movie, any time the monsters were on screen was fucking awesome. Add to that the fact that they managed a much better ratio of monster-to-human than the first film...

Not a jedi, but yeah, it's Forest Whitaker's character from Rogue One.

Yeah. Somebody on the team played Dishonored (and the combat looked like it had a little Soulsborne in it). Jedi looks good. Definitely on my list now. And now, since I don't give a shit about Battlefield or the Sims, I'm now free to peace-out on this stream, once they're finished talking.

EA's stream is starting in about five minutes. Happily, it looks like they're more or less opening with the Jedi game, and aren't announcing anything new, so no need to bother with the rest of it.

Yes. If RDR2 hadn't been released in the same year, Spider-Man would've been a shoo-in for my GotY last year. Great game.

You know, in the vein of the Witcher games, I actually really wouldn't mind a DnD game based around you playing as a single character, rather than a party (not for Baldur's Gate, probably as something entirely new). If nothing else, it would at least mean that you wouldn't have to mentally...

The strongholds in BG2 were one of my favorite elements of that game. I always like it when RPGs include things like class-specific content--things that make classes more than just a bundle of abilities--and BG2 was one of the first places where I had seen that sort of class-specific content. If...

I'm not familiar with a lot of the details, but since the 4th edition ruleset changed so many things mechanically from previous editions, they decided to reflect that narratively with a 100-year time jump, during which a bunch of apocalyptic stuff happened--the goddess of magic is killed, magic...

Knew what I was looking at as soon as I got a good look at his surcoat. "I SERVE THE FLAMING FIST!" Didn't even realize I remembered that line until that moment. Based on that trailer, I'd say worries that Larian was going to make it too goofy are feeling a little assuaged. The mind flayer...

And they opened with Baldur's Gate 3