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No offense, but the rules to this are kind of silly and restrictive. You might as well not even have included Nintendo in the topic since their whole business relies on their known franchises, most of which are first-party and thus, obviously exclusive. Of COURSE Mario, Zelda, Yoshi, Mario Kart, Smash Bros., etc are going to be exclusive. Sonic Lost World and Sonic Olympics have already been announced, Wonderful 101 and Bayonetta 2 already announced...so that leaves, what?...the one remaining Sonic title and then whatever Retro Studios is working on (which would only count because we don't "officially" know what it IS yet)?

Again, not to be rude, but it's just kind of silly. If you want to talk which BIG third-party games that have previously been multi-plat but will now be snatched up by either Microsoft or Sony as a temporary or timed exclusive, then put that as the topic. Or, if you want to talk about "surprise" announcements (ie. games we haven't already heard as "confirmed" to be in existence) then say that too. But when you say "How many exclusive games for each console at E3"...then it's only fair to count Nintendo's stable of AAA franchises, of which there are plenty to be shown this year.



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