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this year's e3 we got a lot of new games announced and despite the fact that a lot of them were leaked ahead of time it didn't really stop the fact that a lot of hype has been built up so I want to talk about the five new games announced that I am currently the most excited for first up is Resident Evil 7 now growing up I was a huge fan of the rez Newell franchise it was easily my favorite horror game series out there and as the years went by they slowly kind of started to drift away from that and turn into more of just an action series 5 & 6 in particular weren't necessarily bad games they just didn't have any of the horror roots that the game series started with and it looks like the seven were finally getting back to that along with a definitely creepy trailer a demo has already been released for the game that Capcom has said they're going to add more mechanics to that we're gonna see actual combat we're gonna see a few more familiar things from past games but the first-person view is something that's being kept in the final game along with the dark gritty creepy feeling which I cannot wait for if done right this could be one of the best comebacks in gaming history and one that I am definitely welcoming second up is we happy few now technically this game wasn't announced at this year's e3 it was actually revealed a year ago as part of a Kickstarter project but this is really the first time that a lot of eyes are on this game and it was easily the most engaging trailer at Microsoft's press conference the trailer introduced us the sort of 60s era style dystopian world where everyone's on drug induced happiness and your character is the person who's starting to come down from that and realizing just how dark and twisted the world actually is which is a premise I absolutely love and offstage after the main press events we did get more in-depth looks of this game which is this interesting mixture of survival action and really basic RPG mechanics with social stealth you're doing everything you can to escape this island where you're having to find food to survive taking drugs on occasion or wearing different clothes to fit in with everyone else and even having to fight your way through sometimes looking at the gameplay it's not the most polished thing just yet but it is still in development and the basic concept alone makes this one of the most interesting new ideas I think that we saw at e3 this year for number three is god of war for now to be perfectly honest the God of War series is always a hype train that's kind of missed me I've enjoyed them I've had fun playing them but I never really just jumped on to the full excitement for them before it always felt like sort of a watered down branch off of Devil May Cry to me but the trailer and gameplay we saw four four completely changed my mind about this next one first off I am all for the movement to Norse mythology it is one of my favorite historical Pantheon's and I cannot wait to see how they breathe to life a lot of the myths and legends from it and second off and more importantly is how severe of a facelift this game's combat went under you could definitely tell from the older god of war games that they were very heavily influenced by major action adventure games of their time like I said earlier Devil May Cry being a big influence whereas this one seemed to be kind of rebooting the series for more modern games and is taking much more heavy cues from the Dark Souls series where combat in general is much slower paced it's more methodical there's still definitely that element of speed and anger at times in it but overall the pacing compared to the older war games is definitely toned down a bunch this was definitely one of the best executed trailers and demos at this year's e3 and I think it did a great job of bridging a gap between people who loved the old god of war and want to come back for more violence but also drawing in new people that weren't necessarily into the gameplay style of the older ones moving on to number four we've got another fourth entry in a game series and that's Dead Rising for now I am one of those people who has had complete and total burnout from zombie games we have had a way way too many than released over the last five or six years and I just wasn't that big of a fan of them in the first place to really keep on with how many have come out but the one series that has been an exception for me for this is Dead Rising because the amount of silliness and ridiculousness that this game has makes it completely worth it if anything the zombies are more of a backdrop excuse for just all the silly stupid shit you can do and this is one of the things that worried people when Dead Rising 3 was announced because the initial demo and trailer for that looked oddly serious compared to the rest and it didn't turn out that way thankfully but it did have a few people scared and I think this is something that Capcom and Microsoft both picked up on and made the trailer for this one completely ridiculous focusing on this holiday theme where you're blowing up zombies with rocket-propelled candy canes we're seeing the return of the character of the original game frank west who is by the way the best main character in series so far so it's just shaping up to be this incredibly silly fun adventure where you just take everything you find put it together put some holiday wrapping over it and run over zombies with it all things I am poor well we had plenty of other games announced and shown off of this year's e3 promising serious tone dark gritty worlds it's great to see that we're still getting a few games here and there that focus on just silly dumb fun and that's all I'm looking for when Dead Rising 4 gets released now saving best for last there is obviously one game that has to be talked about that was announced at this year's e3 and that's the new game coming from Hideo Kojima death stranding now it's kind of a bizarre thing to talk about how much hype is building for this game and how excited people are because we really know next to nothing about it aside from a very interesting and engaging trailer that we saw and the fact that it's coming from Kojima and normally that little info on its own shouldn't be enough to get people excited for because we really know nothing about the game and yet that alone is all a lot of people really need there's a side of me that's very calm and rational thinking well you know we really don't know that much about this game we should just kind of hold off wait till we get more gameplay don't get excited about it yet you want to avoid hype that's never a great idea but at the same time there's this fanboy in me that's loved pretty much everything released by Kojima that just expects this to be the next great thing especially now that he's working with his own team straight up and no longer under Konami I'm gonna save any kind of crazed speculation about what kind of game this could be for later but needless to say this is one of those games that I think a ton of people are just chomping at the bit for more info on and it's gonna be quite a while before we get that info or any kind of hard release date so those are the five games I was most excited about there were a whole lot more announced at this year's e3 that are worth talking about like injustice to quake pray and more so let me know down in the comments what games you guys are the most hyped for that we saw at this year's e3 as always guys thank you so much for watching and I will see you later