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Miyamotoo on 13 November 2016
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DélioPT said:
Miyamotoo said:

They can talk about hardware, details, specs, features...and games, all in less than 2 hours, that isn't really too long for new hardware presentation with games. They will not talk too long about some specific games beacuse for that they can have NDs for specific games only (or for multiply games), but only after 12. January, it doesnt make sense to do that before full reveal.

You cant compare past E3s from Nintendo because they didn't had full reveal of totally new platform. I don't think Nintendo will make boring presentation at all beacuse they have lotsa games to show.

Like I wrote, there is no real sense to make ND before live presentation with full reveal, it has much more sense to have some specifik NDs after full reveal not before.

Yeah, they can put everything in a 2 hour show, but they will risk slowing down the pace of the presentation and making a good presentation with lesser good moments instead of a great, one punch after the other, presentation.

But they did have presentations where they fully revealed the platform. They did it with Wii, 3DS and Wii U (even if they revealed it the year before).
And speaking about Wii U, i'm glad they took did that pre-e3 ND. If they showed all tha stuff during the actual presentation it would have put down an already not so exciting presentation.

I don't mind having specific NDs for games after the January presentation. What i want - or what i feel would work out the best - is for the presentation to be "short" and sweet.

There are details that can be talked about outside of the presentation and i don't really see that hurting said presentation, on the contrary, actually.
For example, if you saw MS's XB1 reveal, there was stuff there that just slowed the pace and could have easily been talked about outside the presentation.

I said less in 2 hours, not exactly 2. But even with 2 hours they can make interesting show beacuse of plenty of games they need to show.

Its obvious that with Switch they taking totally different approach than with 3DS/Wii U, and thats offcourse good. Wii U was terrible in every way, and it's good they doing everything different compared to Wii U.

Don't expect any Switch info from Nintendo before full reveal (Nintendo basically said same thing), after that we will have some specific NDs about games or some specific Switch features, on which they will spend more time then they did on full reveal.

Nintendo is managing things different than MS and Sony, espacily in Switch case where is totally different compared event to all other Nintendo consoles.