There were some games that didn\u2019t get the spotlight, however; games we desperately wanted to see. Here are some of the big boys we really wished were at this year’s E3.<\/p>\n
The Legend of Zelda<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"The](\"http:\/\/mygaming.co.za\/news\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/06\/The-Legend-of-Zelda.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\nI remember playing Ocarina of Time <\/em>when I was a kid on Nintendo 64. Since then, this series has had a lot <\/em>of sequels, continuously being reincarnated on Nintendo\u2019s developing consoles.<\/p>\nThis next instalment for the Wii U was direly needed at Nintendo\u2019s rather underwhelming showcase. Although the Star Fox Zero<\/em> trailer thrilled Nintendo acolytes, this game was the trump card necessary for Nintendo to shoulder its way to the limelight of E3.<\/p>\nShigeru Miyamoto, the God of man-children, had this to say to IGN, “We have some really great Zelda footage and, at some point we will be showing that off, but not today.<\/em>”<\/p>\nDeep Down<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"Deep](\"http:\/\/mygaming.co.za\/news\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/06\/Deep-Down.jpg\")
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\nThis magnificent-looking Capcom dungeon-crawler for the PS4 was teased around the time the monolith console was.<\/p>\nSince then, I have failed to see much media attention to this promising title and I was hoping that this E3 would finally show us something. <\/em><\/p>\nThe Dark Souls-<\/em>like game allows up to 4-player co-op in dingy, damp, subterranean environments, allowing you and your friends to take your spells and shields to the faces of dragons and the like. What better?!<\/p>\nFinal Fantasy XV<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"Final](\"http:\/\/mygaming.co.za\/news\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/06\/Final-Fantasy-XV.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\nYes, Final Fantasy VII<\/em>, and yes, this game skipped E3 and will be further explored at Gamescom, as too much Final Fantasy<\/em> leads to violent seizures.<\/p>\nBut this is the only game I am as excited to play as MGSV: The Phantom Pain<\/em>, and if you are like me then you are hungry for any further coverage of this very promising nth title of the wild-haired, enchanting franchise.<\/p>\nThis title takes a radically different approach to the my turn \u2013 your turn <\/em>gameplay characteristic of the series, focusing more on action-adventure style hack-and-slash.<\/p>\nThe story follows the awesome road trip of a bunch of bros rolling in their whip searching for the ultimate bad girl.<\/p>\n
Or so it seems, despite official sources saying something about an exiled prince and an evil empire and a princess that needs rescuing, the usual Final Fantasy<\/em> foray.<\/p>\nScalebound<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"Scalebound\"](\"http:\/\/mygaming.co.za\/news\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/06\/Scalebound.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\nScalebound<\/em> (Xbox One) is another completely epic and enticing-looking game shrouded in mystery, baying in the obscurity the industry loves to keep us all in.<\/p>\nThe game seems to borrow heavily from Eragon, <\/em>following the adventures of a cheeky young whippersnapper and his colossal dragon friend as they tag-team enormous beasts.<\/p>\nThe lad has transformable armour, an enchanted bow and arrows and appears to be able to ride his dragon against fiendish titans. He also has some cool headphones and, we’re hoping, a badass soundtrack to go with the titan slaying.<\/p>\n
Mario Galaxy 3<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"Super](\"http:\/\/mygaming.co.za\/news\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/06\/Super-Mario-Galaxy-3.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\nThe cosmic space-tripping exploits of Mario and his pals are a fan-favourite, the second instalment literally getting 10\/10 from IGN.<\/p>\n
Nintendo hasn\u2019t shown off much of the third venture of this twinkling galactic hit, and fans weren\u2019t really expecting it, but this was another weapon they sorely disregarded in their underwhelming presentation.<\/p>\n
Despite this, an April 2016 release date has been expected. Seeing a Mario Galaxy<\/em> in HD on the Wii U would be lovely.<\/p>\nRed Dead Redemption 2 <\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"Red](\"http:\/\/mygaming.co.za\/news\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/06\/Red-Dead-Redemption.jpg\")
<\/a><\/strong><\/h3>\nRed Dead Redemption <\/em>was one of the best games I have ever played.<\/p>\nThe open-world scenery was breath-taking and completely gorgeous, and galloping through it at high speeds was utterly exhilarating.<\/p>\n
The story was gritty and dark, full of gruff characters shooting their way to glory. The graphics were spectacular. The gameplay was fast, smooth and exciting.<\/p>\n
That is why a second instalment is sorely needed. Again, nothing but whispers surround such a possibility.<\/p>\n
What else did you wish E3 had demonstrated?<\/p>\n
In related news<\/h3>\n
The Best and Worst of E3 2015\u2019s Press Conferences<\/a><\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nI remember playing Ocarina of Time <\/em>when I was a kid on Nintendo 64. Since then, this series has had a lot <\/em>of sequels, continuously being reincarnated on Nintendo\u2019s developing consoles.<\/p>\n This next instalment for the Wii U was direly needed at Nintendo\u2019s rather underwhelming showcase. Although the Star Fox Zero<\/em> trailer thrilled Nintendo acolytes, this game was the trump card necessary for Nintendo to shoulder its way to the limelight of E3.<\/p>\n Shigeru Miyamoto, the God of man-children, had this to say to IGN, “We have some really great Zelda footage and, at some point we will be showing that off, but not today.<\/em>”<\/p>\n Since then, I have failed to see much media attention to this promising title and I was hoping that this E3 would finally show us something. <\/em><\/p>\n The Dark Souls-<\/em>like game allows up to 4-player co-op in dingy, damp, subterranean environments, allowing you and your friends to take your spells and shields to the faces of dragons and the like. What better?!<\/p>\n Yes, Final Fantasy VII<\/em>, and yes, this game skipped E3 and will be further explored at Gamescom, as too much Final Fantasy<\/em> leads to violent seizures.<\/p>\n But this is the only game I am as excited to play as MGSV: The Phantom Pain<\/em>, and if you are like me then you are hungry for any further coverage of this very promising nth title of the wild-haired, enchanting franchise.<\/p>\n This title takes a radically different approach to the my turn \u2013 your turn <\/em>gameplay characteristic of the series, focusing more on action-adventure style hack-and-slash.<\/p>\n The story follows the awesome road trip of a bunch of bros rolling in their whip searching for the ultimate bad girl.<\/p>\n Or so it seems, despite official sources saying something about an exiled prince and an evil empire and a princess that needs rescuing, the usual Final Fantasy<\/em> foray.<\/p>\n Scalebound<\/em> (Xbox One) is another completely epic and enticing-looking game shrouded in mystery, baying in the obscurity the industry loves to keep us all in.<\/p>\n The game seems to borrow heavily from Eragon, <\/em>following the adventures of a cheeky young whippersnapper and his colossal dragon friend as they tag-team enormous beasts.<\/p>\n The lad has transformable armour, an enchanted bow and arrows and appears to be able to ride his dragon against fiendish titans. He also has some cool headphones and, we’re hoping, a badass soundtrack to go with the titan slaying.<\/p>\n The cosmic space-tripping exploits of Mario and his pals are a fan-favourite, the second instalment literally getting 10\/10 from IGN.<\/p>\n Nintendo hasn\u2019t shown off much of the third venture of this twinkling galactic hit, and fans weren\u2019t really expecting it, but this was another weapon they sorely disregarded in their underwhelming presentation.<\/p>\n Despite this, an April 2016 release date has been expected. Seeing a Mario Galaxy<\/em> in HD on the Wii U would be lovely.<\/p>\n Red Dead Redemption <\/em>was one of the best games I have ever played.<\/p>\n The open-world scenery was breath-taking and completely gorgeous, and galloping through it at high speeds was utterly exhilarating.<\/p>\n The story was gritty and dark, full of gruff characters shooting their way to glory. The graphics were spectacular. The gameplay was fast, smooth and exciting.<\/p>\n That is why a second instalment is sorely needed. Again, nothing but whispers surround such a possibility.<\/p>\n What else did you wish E3 had demonstrated?<\/p>\n The Best and Worst of E3 2015\u2019s Press Conferences<\/a><\/p>\nDeep Down<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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\nThis magnificent-looking Capcom dungeon-crawler for the PS4 was teased around the time the monolith console was.<\/p>\nFinal Fantasy XV<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nScalebound<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nMario Galaxy 3<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nRed Dead Redemption 2 <\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/strong><\/h3>\nIn related news<\/h3>\n