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E3 2014 is inching closer and closer with each passing day and industry insider Ahsan Rasheed – also known as “Thuway” – has revealed some interesting tidbits about what we may (and may not) see from Microsoft and Sony.
Firstly, it doesn’t seem that Sony has anything special planned. “Sony’s E3 we’ve heard close to nothing about. Judge’s week also didn’t indicate anything special coming from Sony.”
‘Judge’s week’ is essentially an exclusive event where a few game journalists get to see the biggest titles of E3 in advance. That Sony showcased nothing during Judge’s week could also indicate it wants to keep things under wraps for its E3 media briefing so keep an open mind for now.
Nonetheless, if you’re expecting either Sony or Microsoft to flood you with first party exclusives, prepare to be disappointed. “This might pain people to hear this, but a majority of E3 will be dedicated to third parties showing off their titles.”
This doesn’t mean we won’t see some high profile Xbox One and PS4 titles though. It goes without saying that any insider information must be taken with a massive grain of salt, although Ahsan Rasheed’s track record has been pretty solid till date. What are your thoughts? Let us know in the comments.
Firstly, it doesn’t seem that Sony has anything special planned. “Sony’s E3 we’ve heard close to nothing about. Judge’s week also didn’t indicate anything special coming from Sony.”
‘Judge’s week’ is essentially an exclusive event where a few game journalists get to see the biggest titles of E3 in advance. That Sony showcased nothing during Judge’s week could also indicate it wants to keep things under wraps for its E3 media briefing so keep an open mind for now.
Nonetheless, if you’re expecting either Sony or Microsoft to flood you with first party exclusives, prepare to be disappointed. “This might pain people to hear this, but a majority of E3 will be dedicated to third parties showing off their titles.”
This doesn’t mean we won’t see some high profile Xbox One and PS4 titles though. It goes without saying that any insider information must be taken with a massive grain of salt, although Ahsan Rasheed’s track record has been pretty solid till date. What are your thoughts? Let us know in the comments.