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Sony did. But I voted Nintendo because I'm a useless fanboy.



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Snesboy said:
Sony did. But I voted Nintendo because I'm a useless fanboy.

What did the 4th wall ever did to you that caused you to want to break it?



I have updated to 1996 E3! If you find more information than I had please link to me, thanks!



Dulfite said:

Hello, I enjoy, like many of you, voting on who I thought won each E3. I also think it would be fun to have an ongoing leaderboard thread for E3’s (this one and all the past ones). To that end, I’m going to be updating this thread regularly by having votes on various E3’s from the past. I will start with the very first one, outlying games shown by each company. If you’d like to vote that would be great! I will plan on changing out which E3 we are voting on every so often after enough people have voted.

I am starting with the first and will work my way towards the more modern ones. I’ll be including every major presenter, not just the big three. For simplicity and speed, I will be using other resources, such as WIKI, in order to list off things that were shown/unveiled/announced. Also, since the poll limits me to 10 choices, I will have to cut out some presentations. I will try to focus on studios that announced games that were less significant, historically, or on systems that were short-lived. On to 1996!

E3 1996

I couldn’t find a comprehensive list of every announcement at this E3, or the next handful or so on Wikipedia. We will get back to that format whenever there are resources that don’t make my head explode to look at. For now, we will just look at the major highlights.

Nintendo: 3D analog stick unveiled for N64. Announced N64 price at $249.95. Super Mario 64, Pilot Wings 64, DOOM, Goldeneye, Blast Dozer, and Shadow of the Empire. Also unveiled Game Boy Pocket. Price matched N64 with PS1 by end of event.

Sony: Major price drop of Playstation from $299 to $199 after agreeing with SEGA and Nintendo not to drop prices on hardware this year.

SEGA: Price matched their console with PS1. Nights into Dreams, Sonic X-treme,
Panzer Dragoon II Zwei

Microsoft: Early attempt at gaming began with Windows games. Close Combat, NBA Full Court Press, Hell Bender, Deadly Tide, and Monster Truck Madness all shown.

 

I was unable to find a list of 3rd party games announced outside of a IGN article. Hoping that E3 1997 will be easier to find. If you find something, please link it so I can update the OP information. If someone finds something, I will reset the poll and merge numbers if need be.

You should make a new thread. Those that voted in the 1995 poll, can't vote in the 96 poll, unless you make a new thread. 



Cerebralbore101 said:
Dulfite said:

Hello, I enjoy, like many of you, voting on who I thought won each E3. I also think it would be fun to have an ongoing leaderboard thread for E3’s (this one and all the past ones). To that end, I’m going to be updating this thread regularly by having votes on various E3’s from the past. I will start with the very first one, outlying games shown by each company. If you’d like to vote that would be great! I will plan on changing out which E3 we are voting on every so often after enough people have voted.

I am starting with the first and will work my way towards the more modern ones. I’ll be including every major presenter, not just the big three. For simplicity and speed, I will be using other resources, such as WIKI, in order to list off things that were shown/unveiled/announced. Also, since the poll limits me to 10 choices, I will have to cut out some presentations. I will try to focus on studios that announced games that were less significant, historically, or on systems that were short-lived. On to 1996!

E3 1996

I couldn’t find a comprehensive list of every announcement at this E3, or the next handful or so on Wikipedia. We will get back to that format whenever there are resources that don’t make my head explode to look at. For now, we will just look at the major highlights.

Nintendo: 3D analog stick unveiled for N64. Announced N64 price at $249.95. Super Mario 64, Pilot Wings 64, DOOM, Goldeneye, Blast Dozer, and Shadow of the Empire. Also unveiled Game Boy Pocket. Price matched N64 with PS1 by end of event.

Sony: Major price drop of Playstation from $299 to $199 after agreeing with SEGA and Nintendo not to drop prices on hardware this year.

SEGA: Price matched their console with PS1. Nights into Dreams, Sonic X-treme,
Panzer Dragoon II Zwei

Microsoft: Early attempt at gaming began with Windows games. Close Combat, NBA Full Court Press, Hell Bender, Deadly Tide, and Monster Truck Madness all shown.

 

I was unable to find a list of 3rd party games announced outside of a IGN article. Hoping that E3 1997 will be easier to find. If you find something, please link it so I can update the OP information. If someone finds something, I will reset the poll and merge numbers if need be.

You should make a new thread. Those that voted in the 1995 poll, can't vote in the 96 poll, unless you make a new thread. 

Seriously? We used to be able to change polls in threads, we can't do that anymore? I can't vote in it either...



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Ok, thread for 1996 over at http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=240464



Dulfite said:
Snesboy said:
Sony did. But I voted Nintendo because I'm a useless fanboy.

What did the 4th wall ever did to you that caused you to want to break it?

It existed. But next thread, I promise, I'll vote for who actually won and not blindly follow Nintendo.



Snesboy said:
Dulfite said:

What did the 4th wall ever did to you that caused you to want to break it?

It existed. But next thread, I promise, I'll vote for who actually won and not blindly follow Nintendo.

4th wall: existed.

Snesboy: Destroys 4th wall.

Something like that? Haha. Btw the 1996 thread is up!



RolStoppable said:
Dulfite said:

Seriously? We used to be able to change polls in threads, we can't do that anymore? I can't vote in it either...

There should be a 'Reset Poll' button on the thread edit page.

In the past a poll could be changed, but all votes that were already casted got automatically dismissed, making it an annoyance when someone wanted to add a poll option or two after an initial oversight. Nowadays polls can be changed without losing the votes that were already casted, so it's up to the thread creator to reset the votes with the appropriate button.

Gotcha I'll note that for future reference. Still, the other thread already has more votes than this one was getting so I'm thinking it may be smarter to just make a different one for each year.



Updated to reflect the 1996 poll results!