assassins creed unity - big fat MEH same old crap, even saw stutter and clipping when walking through that big crowd. it'll be bug ridden just like other ubisoft games.
dragon age - wish i liked rpg games because it looked pretty damn neat from the video.
ori and the blind forest - pretty cool indy looking game. reminds me of max curse of brotherhood.
tomb raider - will definitey get it even though they didnt show jack about it. latest one was just really badass.
witcher 3 - meh. just not my style of game. the combat and controls look clunky as hell just from the video.
the division - not sure how i feel. game looks too busy and clunky as hell just from the video. seems slow too like it is animated funy. but ill wait to see more about it.
scalebound - no clue wtf this game is about. cgi trailers do absolutely nothing for me.
crackdown - definitely excited to see where it is going. don't really care for the trailer though since i'm sure it is all cgi. just excited a new one is coming.
Agreed on
CoD,
Evolve,
Forza Horizon 2, and
Halo. I left the ones I disagree with in quotes...
Unity: I thought it looked like a better-paced game. The combat and climbing seemed faster, in the best way. That, and the thought of co-op is sweet. Now, I just need a collection to play
Brotherhood-
Black Flag.
Dragon Age: I don't see why I'd pick it over
Mordor or
Witcher. They all seem comparable, in terms of being third-person RPG games (something I'm not big on), and when in-doubt, I just pick the non-EA solution. Since I never played the first two
Witcher titles, that would have
Mordor the default winner.
Ori: Look, an artsy-farsty platformer. Those aren't EVERYWHERE on Steam. Yawn.
Tomb Raider: No real opinion. They gave no info, and I never played the newest, which I might get on the One during a sale.
Witcher 3: The combat looked fluid, just a little clunky on the animations side. It actually is a cool-looking game, I just couldn't ever bring myself to play the other games.
The Division: I think the issue is having idiots play it. I mean, their communication sounds like they are reading cue cards as they play, and it looks like they're playing while trying to read them as well, haha. They move slowly, likely to show off the world (which looks great). I think that in a real setting, the game is faster-paced and MUCH better. I'm dying to get this game.
Scalebound: I'm curious to see what it is, though I agree that the trailer offers no insight as to what it is.
Crackdown: Looks cool, but never played the others, and I'm not one to really jump in mid-series (only did it with
DMC4, nothing else). As such, likely going to pass.