Another fantastic Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) has come to an end. Although new consoles were absent from all developers, the entire show was dedicated to the newest games and hardware coming in the next year. It was refreshing to see creative ideas from each conference, with innovative spins on classic games combining with the rise of attention to new independent games. Dozens of new titles were showcased, but here are some of our favorites:
Tweet courtesy of @NintendoAmerica
I think Nintendo described the 3DS conference perfectly in this tweet from @NintendoAmerica. Many of the other conferences took time explaining features available to the console (such as expanding Miiverse, PS Wonderbook, etc.), but Nintendo only talked about the games for the entirety of their conference. Well done! Although a debatable too much time was spent with gameplay of certain games, I am very satisfied with what Nintendo brought to the table. Although my socks were not knocked off by this conference, I think they did a great job showcasing the upcoming games and showing that a Nintendo 3DS is a worthy investment. If you missed the streaming online, here are the highlights:
Nintendo revealed a plethora of both first and third party games for the Wii U today at its E3 press conference. They threw a lot at its audience at once, so in case you missed anything, here are the new games Nintendo announced and what we know about them. (more…)
I have mixed feelings about the E3 Nintendo conference. Here is my recap of what I am looking forward to (game trailers included):
Xbox 360 logo courtesy of Microsoft
Hello there everyone! It’s my first time posting here at G&C, and what better way to start things off than with some snarky thoughts on E3?
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The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2012 starts tomorrow in Los Angeles, California. Are you as stoked as I am?! The E3 Expo is the best time to find out about the year’s greatest upcoming games. Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo, and more all have set times where they reveal their big plans. All of the coverage will be covered on the G4 television channel, but much of the expo is streamed online. Here is the schedule for this year’s E3 Expo:
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