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What's up guys? Welcome to the first ever E3 2016 Bethesda Press Conference Gamescast.

As always, I'm Tim Geddes, joined by the coolest duty video games, Colin Moriarty, and Greg Miller.

Assumimima son.

So Colin, yeah.

Are you heartbroken? No Wolfensstein?

I'm sad about it, but I mean, objectively

speaking, that was a very good conference, I think. It was a solid conference. I thought it was

a good conference. I thought it was a little long in the end with dishonored, but I mean, I didn't

get the game I wanted, which was Wolfenstein, but machine games didn't announce anything,

so it's not like they're not working on anything, they're working on something, they're not ready to go.

So perhaps this fits with it more within the strategy of announcing games when they're closer.

And we saw at the end that both machine and tango were in there.

You know, the teams exist and they're working.

So, you know, when we look at it compared to the EA conference, I think it was way

stronger than the A conference.

And they announced games. I mean, they announced two games in particular.

They announced Quake, uh, champions and then they announced prey. So,

or re-announced prey, re-revealed prey. Um, so I think, you know, I don't think it was as

strong as last year's because I don't think anything's goingo's game and or machine games game would have made it stronger than that because that was such a kicking the balls moment, you know, for people.

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