Games of Thrones + Telltale does make sense. I'm definitely curious. No Man's Sky looked interesting, but it's just too little information to go by yet. Tales of Borderlands seems a bit odd to me. The stories in both the Borderlands is more set dressing than anything else. I certainly didn't play the games for them as they're really not their strong points, so who knows how that'll turn out.

As some others, I'm also a bit annoyed that no mention of platform-availability has been made, but judging that the whole VGA/X/Whatever thing caters to the mainstream gamer (aka console gamer) that's probably also most of the games's target demographic.

Very much looking forward to it. It's looking pretty ace, that's for sure. I've just recently (and finally) picked up and finished watching the documentary episodes that are available so far. That alone may have been worth backing the project for since it does show a good bit of the behind-the-scenes work most people would not get to see otherwise. By the time it's fully released - I'm not sure whether I'll play the first half until it's actually complete - it'll probably feel a like a superb free game to me, since it's been so long since I've backed it.

These things get sadder every year.

So the only one they stated is an inaccurate statement? Awesome.

It's the only one I was able to pay attention to anyway. I don't think the VGX target demographic cares about PC. Probably the only game whose platform availability is in question is No Man's Sky, as you mentioned.

Which Celebraty cameo appeared?

Trey Parker and Matt Stone the creators of South Park were there presenting game of the year and also Tim Schafer was there showing off Broken Age

Even if you ignore PC it's also on 360. I dislike how every media outlet uses the term Xbox One exclusive for that game. It reeks of doing as Microsoft asks, if you ask me.