Adam just got out of Sony's E3 2013 press conference... and what a press conference it was. With an unchanged used game and always online policy, plus a price that undercuts the Xbox One, did Sony win E3 and put themeselves in pole position for the next generation? Find out what Adam Sessler thought.
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Yes.
Sony won this E3 in a epic way. Microsoft is finished.
Na Na Na Na hey hey hey Goodbye Xbone.
Of course they won.
The pathetic thing is how a multi-billion dollar international corporation like Sony understood gamers better than many of our so-called "gaming journalists" who've been writing articles for weeks telling us to shut up, to stop being so entitled, to #dealwithit, to get used to DRM, to accept it because Sony is doing it too. Bravo to people like Annoyed Gamer and Angry Joe and Sessler who expressed their outrage against the Xbox One and went to bat for us, the customer.
Short answer: Yes
Long answer: Hell yes
Yes, because they exceeded expectations. They showed that they supported media, showed support for games across the Vita and PS3, showed unseen gameplay of anticipated titles for the PS4 as well as new IPs and exclusives, showed the console itself, and they gave the answer that NO ONE expected to hear during the conference which was talk about DRM. They completely debunked DRM on the PS4, and did I mention that the PS4 is $399?