And what ?
Videogame "journalists" are always screwing everything that Nintendo does. Even the 3DS price cut in 2011 was heavily criticized. Last year Nintendo did a so-so conference, but even with the definite version of the new console those "journalists" spend several weeks blabbering about 5 old ports among the 24 launch games instead of focusing on what the console could offer in the future or on the new stuff.
It makes a lot of sense that Nintendo will make an E3 more focused on fans, supporters and consumers rather than "journalists". Nintendo Directs have reached more than 1 million viewers and there will be more Directs in the future. Maybe those have a better impact with consumers than the E3








