7 out of 10, which is combining three metrics: post-show hype, presentation, and content. It does seem like they might strike that note of 3rd party parity which was essential for the new console, announced a bunch of neat free incentives. New console is a new console, hype incarnate, and they showed a bunch of new tech ideas that will keep people thinking
As a presentation it was mixed, very strong start but an ending that left everyone confused. Hopefully they'll fill out more information by the end of the day.
Content wise, few "new" games (though some of these were "new to nintendo," so they kinda count), some better looks at upcoming games (though why oh why did they skimp on Skyward), but a console itself counts on content.
It left me wanting more, which is good and bad at once. Bad because it shows poor presentation skills, but good because i'm interested in what they have to offer and what to know more about their products and services. WTH was up with that whole EA bit, anyway. What did that mean?
Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.
