A quick series of questions for you all!

What was the coolest non-Destiny thing you saw at E3? ("thing" can mean game, some crazy outfit, Jason Jones, whatever)

Did you ever get separated from the group, and if so, did you look to the heavens to find Wu towering over all other things to find your way back?

Did Bryan Newman "make this look good" or did he "make this really look good?"

What non-Destiny game for any console got you the most excited to see more of or play?

And finally, if it's even possible to answer this, what one thing from the Destiny gameplay just had you in total awe beyond all the other awes you saw in said gameplay?

I'm glad you all had a great time, and I really want to pre-thank you for what I can only imagine is going to be some really awesome content coming from you all in the coming days/weeks! :D

A quick series of questions for you all!

What was the coolest non-Destiny thing you saw at E3? ("thing" can mean game, some crazy outfit, Jason Jones, whatever).

The SpaceX Dragon capsule was sitting in front of the convention center. It was also neat briefly walking through the show floor after it had closed and almost everyone was gone. More on that later.

Did you ever get separated from the group, and if so, did you look to the heavens to find Wu towering over all other things to find your way back?

Yes, quite often. Thankfully, lighthouses don't move very quickly so catching up was easy.

Did Bryan Newman "make this look good" or did he "make this really look good?"

Who?

What non-Destiny game for any console got you the most excited to see more of or play?

Titanfall. Hands down. Between that and Halo 5 "Halo for Xbox One" my console purchase decision has become really easy.

And finally, if it's even possible to answer this, what one thing from the Destiny gameplay just had you in total awe beyond all the other awes you saw in said gameplay?

SPACE MAGIC. Well, that or the shockwave created by a giant Fallen ship warping into Old Russia. Or the dynamic lighting. Or the... okay, I'll just stop here.

A quick series of questions for you all!

What was the coolest non-Destiny thing you saw at E3? ("thing" can mean game, some crazy outfit, Jason Jones, whatever)

Titanfall. It's really the only non-Destiny thing I got to see. Does Marty count as a non-Destiny thing? In all honesty, the coolest moments were meeting and talking to the Bungie guys and gals and hanging out with Grim, Duncan, Claude and the other community members.

Did you ever get separated from the group, and if so, did you look to the heavens to find Wu towering over all other things to find your way back?

Claude became my E3 lighthouse. Actually, I think I told him that he was the most useful object at E3.

Did Bryan Newman "make this look good" or did he "make this really look good?"

Who?

What non-Destiny game for any console got you the most excited to see more of or play?

I'm a big fan of inFamous (well the first game) so I thought Second Son looked pretty cool. MGS5 blew my socks off! Contrast looks neat. I'm not the biggest BF3 fan, but when that tower came down in that multiplayer BF4 demo - well, underwear needed to be changed.

Notables:
-Sunsent Overdrive
-Watch_Dogs
-Fantasia (no idea what it is but it looks cool, but anything that gets people into music is exciting.)
-FEZ 2
-Tom Clancy's Division

And finally, if it's even possible to answer this, what one thing from the Destiny gameplay just had you in total awe beyond all the other awes you saw in said gameplay?

Not really a gameplay moment, but when Danny Bulla (thanks Duncan) gave us a 360 view of the surrounding landscape I literally gasped. Also Marty's music.

I'm glad you all had a great time, and I really want to pre-thank you for what I can only imagine is going to be some really awesome content coming from you all in the coming days/weeks! :D

Yes!

Heh, unless you typed those answers without reading my post...

Not really a gameplay moment, but when <insert name> (the guy who worked on RDR) gave us a 360 view of the surrounding landscape I literally gasped.

Danny Bulla is the guy you're thinking of. I agree, that landscape was amazing. It really helped to see that demo on a nice TV instead of a projector screen.

What was the coolest non-Destiny thing you saw at E3? ("thing" can mean game, some crazy outfit, Jason Jones, whatever)

Yes. Jason Jones. Yes.

Did you ever get separated from the group, and if so, did you look to the heavens to find Wu towering over all other things to find your way back?

LOL, yes, and yes.

What non-Destiny game for any console got you the most excited to see more of or play?

AC Black Flag, Watchdogs, GT6, The Order: 1886, Super Mario 3D World

And finally, if it's even possible to answer this, what one thing from the Destiny gameplay just had you in total awe beyond all the other awes you saw in said gameplay?

Y'know, the way those birds just dynamically scattered and flew out of the way when the player walked up to them? That was AWESOME!! Take THAT, "Ghosts"!! :P

Seriously though, the prospect of running around in a Skyrim-like-sized environment, but one made by my beloved Bungie, toting some Super Good Advice along with SPACE MAGIC SPACE MAGIC SPACE MAGIC!!! ;)

Did you ever get separated from the group, and if so, did you look to the heavens to find Wu towering over all other things to find your way back?

I looked for that guy EVERYWHERE - I could NEVER see him. :(

What was the coolest non-Destiny thing you saw at E3? ("thing" can mean game, some crazy outfit, Jason Jones, whatever)

The SR-71 outside the science center, along with the aforementioned Dragon capsule. Also, some crazy colored light-floor thing that we discovered walking back to the car one night.

Did you ever get separated from the group, and if so, did you look to the heavens to find Wu towering over all other things to find your way back?

No, I just rode in his pocket the whole time.

Did Bryan Newman "make this look good" or did he "make this really look good?"

neither. He "made this really good look".

What non-Destiny game for any console got you the most excited to see more of or play?

Forza 5, Killer Instinct, Halo One, Titanfall, Order 1886, Gran Turismo 6, ACIV: Black Flag, Project Spark

And finally, if it's even possible to answer this, what one thing from the Destiny gameplay just had you in total awe beyond all the other awes you saw in said gameplay?

The sheer scale, as well as the interwoven and permeating mystery of it all. Loved turning around and looking out over the cliffs, and the scale of the Fallen ship as it passed overhead.

I'm glad you all had a great time, and I really want to pre-thank you for what I can only imagine is going to be some really awesome content coming from you all in the coming days/weeks! :D

Thank YOU guys! You are all why we do this! <3
Grim

The SpaceX Dragon capsule was sitting in front of the convention center.

OMG, that's even better than Claire from Steps!

A quick series of questions for you all!

What was the coolest non-Destiny thing you saw at E3? ("thing" can mean game, some crazy outfit, Jason Jones, whatever)

Cliffy B. (with his girlfriend?) walking up to a random Bungie employee at the front entrance of the Destiny theatre and getting denied. It was beautiful. Someone else recognized him soon enough, but that awkward minute and a half was timeless.

What non-Destiny game for any console got you the most excited to see more of or play?

I was only there the last day so I didn't have much time to explore but I liked what I saw of Titanfall, though I'm generally not a fan of the more twitchy and fast-paced shooters.

And finally, if it's even possible to answer this, what one thing from the Destiny gameplay just had you in total awe beyond all the other awes you saw in said gameplay?

The moment when the subwoofers really kicked in was absolutely stunning. It was near the end of the demonstration as the Fallen ships drop out of hyperspace, the Russian colony ship collapses in the distance, the shockwave hits and the Fallen ships come roaring overhead. I loved the sound design throughout but that part was totally mental.

It was his wife Lauren, and yes... it was priceless, lol.