>Only 38% of the games spoken about during the E3 2015 press conferences have actually been released.
>Of that 38% of games released, 33% weren’t released until 2016.
>Sony is the worst performer, with only one game released from its E3 2015 press conference in that calendar year – a small indie from Devolver Digital called Ronin.
>Sony also has the worst record for releasing games announced at its conference in the 12-months leading to the next E3, at only 23%
>EA and Nintendo are the most likely to release a game they showcase before the next E3, with 92% and 93% of their titles available respectively.
>Nintendo also released 83% of those games before Christmas 2015, which is the quickest turnaround by far.
>Sony and Microsoft did not release a single one of their newly announced titles from the last E3 in the 12-months since the event.
http://www.finder.com.au/62-of-games-from-e3-2015-press-conferences-still-unreleased
This is why every E3 is shit. Aside from one or two games, it's all shit we've seen before.
>>340650803
Yes we know sonycucks always talk about shit that is years away
It's all they have
Checks catalog:
>multiple paper thin sony shitposting threads going strong. won't ever be deleted. safe as houses.
err, what happened for cucks to be this anally irritated today. Couldn't have been another NPD blow-out victory right? That's should par for the course at this stage. XCOM 2 on consoles maybe?
What's wrong today lads?
>>340652013
>console shits are weeaboo one piece fags
I get the joke
>>340650803
IT'S OK BECAUSE IT'S SONY
>>340650803
Since when has E3 just been about the last six months of the year?
Stay on Neogaf, rscottyg.
>>340652013
Boy, sonyponies sure have a lot of time on their hands to make stuff like this. I wonder why?
Wait people on /v/ unironically enjoy consoles now?
They are all objectively shit.
Meanwhile, in his damp cuckshed, rscottyg forces down another cold Hot Pocket as his world falls apart him. The number 700,000 rattles in his ears as he remembers something else he gets made a laughing stock over. The moaning from the house gets louder. "It's not fair," he mumbles through bitter tears and pastry, "it's just not fucking fair..."
>>340650803
Top kek that article is trying so hard.
Why are the only games in this, games that are exclusive?
Why doesn't it show off ALL games in from the conference?
Because then it would just be a big load of shit huh?
>>340653158
Yes there are people on /V/ who actually like video games
>>340654776
You know you could just stop bumping this thread if you hate it so much
>>340650803
>Sony is the worst performer
Don't need to tell me
It's all lies and smokescreens with sony
>>340653158
>people like videogames over twiking settings? WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT?
>>340654826
>Why are the only games in this, games that are exclusive?
>Why doesn't it show off ALL games in from the conference?
Because non exclusive games have nothing to do with sony, but with third party developers.
>>340652013
How did this get deleted and not this>>340650803
?
they are basically the same thing
>>340650803
>Nintendogaffer is ignoring the development process.
Developing a Nintendo games are not that technically demanding or challenging compared to games from other consoles, So why would those require long development process. The estimated development time for a single Nintendo game is almost similar to mobile games if you remove the superfluous certifications that the console development has.
>>340654996
>/V/
>>340650803
Who cares? I would rather get good games I know are coming than something like Star Fox which is a fucking abortion unless you are some massive nintendo fanboy.
>>340656816
Yeah, plus Sony are responsible enough to make sure their games are thoroughly focus tested to make sure they don't have any difficult parts or patriarchal scenes.
>>340656050
Wtf are you talking about. The devolver games aren't sony titles, yet they are on there.
Eitr is also coming out on steam, again not a sony title.
Why is the fact that they were at the conference significant?
Its fucking nothing.
