-CraZed- on 01 May 2014
I see what Nintendo is trying to do here; by being different they believe it will help them stand out but in reality it just shows how out of touch they are. They know E3 is a big event for the industry and for a lot of us in the gaming community. It gives us stuff to talk about, debate and even fight over. While the pressers aren't always the most exciting affairs they are informative and help connect the decision makers within these companies to the general public. They put a face on the brand.
Nintendo is just further pushing themselves out of relevancy with these E3 no shows.
