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Miyamotoo on 28 April 2018
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DélioPT said:
Miyamotoo said:

Of Course, but in most cases really big announcements are for E3 not for Directs.

 

I didnt wrote they said same thing, I wrote similar thing.

 

They cant do worse than 2017!? Switch E3 last year was great. :)

It's not similar either: one said focus in 2017 - leaving at least a small room for 2018/2019; another says "only" 2018 titles.
The purpose is really different.

 

The overall show? Maybe. Didn't really follow it a lot.
The Spotlight presentation? NO! 
Their best (teaser) reveals were games that were either, not coming in 2018 or most likely not coming in 2018.

Not to mention that the way they handled the actual presentation was really bad: bad planning of reveals, little exposure to a game like Fifa 18 and the graphical presentation was sub par. 
And 25 minutes long? Really? Even E3 2013 was 40 minutes.

No its similar, and look at hole part: "As in recent years, Nintendo will focus its E3 activities on games coming soon, with a special spotlight given to a key headlining title: the recently announced Super Smash Bros. game coming to the Nintendo Switch system this year. Games launching beyond 2018 will be featured at a later date". And key word here in "Games launching beyond 2018 will be featured" is "featured". You can bet (if you want we can bet) they will definatly show/announce some 2019. titles similar like they done last year, but again they will not be in focus.

 

No just for hole E3, general consensus was that Spotlight was very good and this was one best Nintendo E3 is years. Spotlight was short but packed, it was intesting, fun, its was very good managed, that's at least general consensus. 25m long but very good managed and packed they showed/announced 12 games and one DLC and whitout 3DS announcements (E3 2013. had also 3DS announcements), and of course more information and gameplay we received through Tree House.