Otakumegane said:
Careful, you'll bring out the trolls. Yeah guise Sony conference wasn't a big deal. FFXV and KH3 were the only ones worth getting excited for. The rest was all CGI or we already knew about them. In all honesty, they ignored the Vita, spent WAY too much time of ps3, and had little exclusive games. In terms of exclusive games, M$ has it. They didn't even show last guardian. Used games/no DRM is SUPPOSED to be there.
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Well, that'd be kind of fair after your posts in the Playstation thread, wouldn't it? It was obvious that you didn't want to like anything from the start. I'm sure there will be trolls in the Nintendo thread, which is a shame, but I don't think you should be the one complaining about it.
On topic, Nintendo has a real chance to win this. Sony held back a lot of the stuff we know they're working on, probably because they weren't feeling the pressure Microsoft was under. Sony usually likes to leave content for TGS (especially Japan Studio and Vita stuff) and Gamescom, which opens the door for Nintendo right now. I think they need at least three big exclusives releasing this year and one huge surprise, coupled with several smaller games, including a nice indie selection. Yesterday brought a lot of bad news for Nintendo fans, as game after game was announced without Wii U support, so they really need to make people forget about that. A few more core reveals and trailers would help a lot. If they can reveal a new, action-packed core exclusive, I think that would be a massive win. There is a very real opportinuty for Nintendo here.