Finally it was concluded E3 Los Angeles 2013, one of the richest ever given the presence of the new Xbox, the PlayStation 4 and several new playable titles at the fair. Of course there have been ups and downs in the course of all these days, and we, after having given our opinion, we want to know yours.

What we liked more in the Newsroom

• The really competitive price PlayStation 4 and its policies on used games and DRM.
• The many promises made by Microsoft exclusive for the Xbox One and the Conference focused on the games.
• The new chapter of Metal Gear Solid is a beast that graphically, considered that the one shown was not the next-gen version.
• Thief and TitanFall there seem to be the most interesting titles, along with Tom Clancy's The Division and a Battlefield 4.
• The announcement of the new Mirror's Edge and its membership in the open-world genre.

What we liked

• The few titles shown during the Sony Conference and its unconvincing launch line-up.
• The Xbox One exaggerated price for what it offers in terms of technical characteristics and usage policies.
• You will not feel the need of yet another racing game as The Crew, among other things full of bugs in demos at the fair, as well as totally useless games like Just Dance and Zumba Fitness 4.
• The Live Arcade and PSN titles put a bit aside, as well as the indie developer scene doesn't seem to be.
• Video and photographic material, but very few important news and news full of details despite having been one of the most fantastic E3.

The big absences

• Rockstar Games, at least for this Edition, he could make an exception and bring the showfloor his Grand Theft Auto V.
• Ubisoft has deceived players placing on his Facebook page a picture for Beyond Good & Evil 2. We hope to find it at GamesCom.
• The silence of Epic Games that seems to be the future of its brand and the announcement of new experiences for other opportunities.
• 3 Crackdown, which now seemed certain, judging from one of the images seen in the Xbox One revelation at the end was not alive.
• The new Mass Effect that, at the level of plot, travels into the darkness after the ending of the third chapter, of which very little is known yet about its development.
• Valve, also completely quiet and without titles on the horizon: the Source Engine should be updated and you would need to go beyond the number 2: gamers clamoring Half Life 3 and Left 4 Dead 3 by far too long.

Waiting to hug our sent that soon will return home and we surely will delight with their impressions, previews and hands-on, what is your opinion? Best and worst titles of the fair? What did you like most and what you really hated? Tell us this and more in the comments.