I don't know who will win.

But if it is only about Motion Control and 3D then I sure know who the losers are going to be

.......Us.

I'm surprise that Sony is leading the poll. Nintendo will do great with 3DS, Zelda, Vitality Sensor (Maybe???), and maybe one surprise.

The only surprise for Microsoft seems to be Natal (which could be good), and maybe picking up another PS3 exclusive (it seems they like to get one a year).

Sony will focus on Move, 3D, and hopefully announce some games for fall, but I just can't see anything amazing from them. I'm hoping for a PS Phone announcement though.

Nintendo,because no matter how good or a bad show they do,it will be the most talked about esp in forums and mostly bashed for what they "didn't" do.

Monster Hunter might be a AAA....but some don't consider Crackdown 2 to be AAA despite its sales projections and budget costs. Do I knock them down? No. Monster Hunter has been raved about for a while so I can agree and yes I am at a loss for the Wii's library because I don't have one. I have been trying to find 5 games I can get into with the Wii, but sadly Sony has covered what I want in a motion controller with the Move and gave me my Mario Kart fix with MNR. I can admit my faults.

Crackdown 2 may not be AAA for the company producing it, whereas NMH2 would be for Grasshopper (in spite of being smaller in both budget and merket expectations - and even failing to meet the latter wouldn't detract from that). I don't know. I haven't been keeping track of Crackdown 2 (still playing the original).

If you admit that you lack perspective on the Wii's library, I think it fair to suggest you may not be qualified to criticize what games are available for the Wii at a given time. Agreed?

I don't think it's a joke, but it's too late and it's lineup is purely derivative.  There's just no excitement there, no mystery, no "new".

Nintendo and Microsoft will also probably have lukewarm sequels for their faithful (Pikmin 3?  Perfect Dark 2?) and few boutique surprises (The Last Story seems to fit here) but Natal, 3DS and Zelda will be HUGE unveilings.  Obviously it's early, but we haven't really heard of anything on that scale for Sony yet (though I think PSP2 is getting more and more likely).

Not to pick on you, but this here is the broader mindset that is the problem. The only games Nintendo can show to keep the media from tearing into them are Mario, Metroid, and Zelda, and as of last year, it looks like Mario and Metroid no longer qualify. So Zelda is left, and when the goal posts are moved again this year, then we'll see something interesting.

I didn't realize it was a competition. what do they have them doing, racing one another, arm wrestling or other feats of strength? declaring a winner of a presentation show is as asinine as declaring a winner of the NFL draft -- it doesn't mean shit because it doesn't reflect performance which is all that matters.

They are just starting up the motion controls. Nintendo went through the same thing. We all enjoyed it in the beginning...it became lackluster for somewhere though. The capabilities the move has, plus the camera and power of the PS3 is the selling point ontop of the capability for their still to be hardcore titles with a grade from normal controls to motion.

This topic is proving my point and E3 is still over a month away,yet still Nintendo is the most talked about already.