Wii didn't have a better conference, Nintendo had. But it was obvious from the beginning, you can do whatever you want when you ave a new hardware to present, still it'll be the most talked about. Even if they failed to deliver a great presentation for Wii U, still it showed a big change from Wii and a Nintendo trying to reach both markets...Sony had a good conference, as good as the last one, plus Vita's price was maybe the most surprising thing of the entire E3. Microsoft...Halo and Kinect, nothing bad about them but still it has been an average event, not an E3 one. The next one should be enteresting with maybe even the 3 main consoles announced/presented (I know, Sony "doesn't need PS4", but industry =/= Sony, if they jump on Wii U making better multiplatform games I doubt Sony will sit and see).
CURRENTLY PLAYING: Xenoblade (Wii), Super mario 3D land (3DS), Guild Wars (PC)
