that is just nonesense. E3 is bigger and more important than ever. the only one with diminishing importance is Nintendo. 

7? All Final Fantasy(s), maybe the first one aside, had superb soundtracks.

Maybe it'll be the first Zelda i enjoy. I hope they modernise it and make it with a hufe open world.

The only way it would be revolutionary would be to totally change the formula. Plzzzzzz dont. I just want a wind waker 2

But we're still talking about the musical score. And sequences like the opera scene in FF VI already proved the importance of music in videogames. Just because FF VII was more successful than the others doesn't mean the musical philosophy started there. It was already on the franchise DNA.

It'll be the biggest thing since the original Zelda. It's gonna be awesome

So, if the game sucks, what happens? :P RIP Nintendo or something.

It's already revolutionary by making a new term for the word delay: Zeldelayed

I will have a sense of Deja Vu when the NX launches with Zelda and does good numbers, this site will EXPLODE with threads claiming Zelda as the savior of Nintendo but forgetting this:

"Next to other comparable launches – the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 – the Wii U has done better. This is encouraging, as the Wii U is launching into a more challenging market than the PS3 and 360 were back in 2006 and 2007. Ars Technica uses the US sales figures as a comparison, setting 400,000 first-week Wii U systems against 197,000 PS3s and 326,000 Xboxes sold in the first two weeks. In Japan, in the first 3 weeks, digging back through Media Create data, the PS3 only shifted 156,400. Looking at how the PS3 and 360 tracked over the first month of their launches, the Wii U is almost certainly ahead."

http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/01/11/how-successful-was-the-wii-u-launch

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As i said in another thread, i reaaally hope that people will be more Level Headed with the Nintendo stuff this time. PLEASE.

Well I mean it's not just Nintendo who's not going to have a big role at E3.  EA, Activision, and Disney are skipping entirely and in the coming years more and more publishers might think E3 isn't worth it like they have.