Only problem is I'll be busy with work as well =( Guess Sony's show is the last I'll watch, and getting majorly dissapointed since it can't top Nintendos...

That sucks. Thankfully, I start holidays next Monday, otherwise I'd be in your same situation, and without a chance to see Nintendo's conference also!

Good for you! The good news is that I have thursday and friday off, the bad news is that it's not monday to tuesday ^^

Ico and Shadow of the Collosus likely caught everyone off guard.  People's imaginations are likely running amok, to the extent there is no way The Last Guardian is going to live up to the hype in the mind.  Looking back, Journey and Flower will possibly be seen as this generation's Ico and Shadow of the Collosus.

Bad part of the hype is that it drags itself into the console wars, where they hype becomes something people think will make a difference in console sales.  Moment a title does that, it ends up no longer being evaluated on its own merits.

So it starts out with hype, then people's expectations may be blown away, then people find out their hype didn't translate into reality that matters. On other side, people are disappointed, and reality ends up out better, saleswise, than core gamers would expect.

It is like, "Oh no, MORE mortion control" then you find out that is what people buy.

  Argh!!!!! Just one more day!!!!

switching to MAX HYPE!!!!!!!!!

I was going to vote for a new round of 3DS games, as the system is still lacking that JRPG exclusive to warrent a purchase for me. Even Fire Emblem localization confirmation would be good.

However the new Retro Studios game....that will likely be awesome!

No hype, just curiosity and realistic expectations. I was hyped for the last few e3's and they had nothing but dissapointments.

Eeeeeee!!! Just a few more hours *_____*!!!

Today's game to hype:

^_^ This is it, just a few more hours to go till we finally get to see all the beautiful things E3 has ready to blast into our eyes. It has been a long wait, but we're now nearing the end of the countdown, and what better way to wrap things up than with Halo 4.

The next entry in the series, being made by a relatively new development group - 343 Industries, looks to continue the franchises streak of fun, quality games. Though there are reasons to be a bit skeptical about them handling it ... they've never made a complete game, so they do have a lot to prove. But luckily they have Halo's founding father, Frank O'Connor, on their team to guide them in the right direction. With fresh new minds at the reigns, I wonder where they'll take us. Multiplayer now has a purpose, as it's a vessel for training Spartans, but will it be what we're used to with a few new tweaks, or are they aiming for a complete reinvention? Will there be a change to gameplay that will differentiate itself from the rest of the series? And will they be able to fulfill their promise of creating a more character driven story?  Hopefully if changes are made, they are to improve the formula rather than to please fans who want fresh new ideas. Whatever the case, we don't have long to go till we find out. Halo 4 will have a 10 minute demo at the beginning of Microsoft's press conference, so ready your eyes, and hope we won't be disappointed.

Just... one... more... day.

I can't wait!

@richardhutnik_ Yep, I agree.