Mr Khan said:
Lack of real software(1) and the console's imminent release(2), crippling lack of details(3) and confusion about where the device is headed(4), all of which were present at E3 2005 (which predated the reveal of the controller. In this case they had the opposite problem with too much emphasis on the controller and not enough on the device itself) |
1. No, 05 was lack of ANY software. This has a number of games announced, even if almost none were playable.
2. What? 06 was before the Wii's launch, and from the timeframe, but since the next system has a six month range, neither E3 before the Wii is really comparable at the moment.
3. No. We know the controller, some basic specs, and even behind the scenes, we were given the rough power of the system. 05 was a lack of almost any information.
4. 05 wasn't confusion. It was loads of speculation of what it would be. Here, the confusion isn't about lack of information. It's confusion about the information GIVEN. People confused the announced system for a handheld because of information STATED, not because of NO information.
A flashy-first game is awesome when it comes out. A great-first game is awesome forever.
Plus, just for the hell of it: Kelly Brook at the 2008 BAFTAs








