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TheDarkBender on 05 May 2016
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AAA300 said:
Aielyn said:
OK, guys, seriously, you need to read things more carefully.

Have a look - it says that Zelda will be the only "playable game". If they weren't going to talk about and show other games, it would say "only game", not "only playable game".

Besides, do you honestly think they'd be able to fill the ~8 hours a day of Treehouse Live streaming with only Zelda? It's fairly obvious that they'll talk about other games - those games just aren't going to be the main focus.

And I'm going to make a prediction: there will be a direct, it'll come at the end of the event, rather than the start. Why? Because it allows them to focus more on Zelda during the show, and then get good coverage on their other titles at the end.

Yes people posting here are really dumb! It says the day will start with Zelda tree house and last throughout the day. They did this last year but it appears no one noticed it after the direct last year. If they spent the whole day on Zelda the whole plot would be ruined. It looks like it's just a longer direct in the tree house form  with Zelda starting it and other games shown throughout the day.

Except the press release specifically states that it will only be Zelda for the whole day.

"Nintendo’s kickoff to the E3 show happens at 9 a.m. PT Tuesday, June 14, when Nintendo of America President and COO Reggie Fils-Aime introduces Nintendo Treehouse: Live, which will be dedicated to a day of live-streamed gameplay of The Legend of Zelda. This will be the world’s first in-depth look at the game, which will also include commentaries by Nintendo developers. The Legend of Zelda gameplay will be streamed from the E3 show floor via Nintendo’s channels on YouTube and Twitch, as well as on http://e3.nintendo.com. The stream will include game coverage, behind-the-scenes info and plenty of fun."

Of course, Nintendo will probably release trailers of other games on their Youtube channel and there are still 2 days left of e3 in which Nintendo could do other events they might still announce.