Star fox and F-Zero!

I think they HAVE to actually have a presentation this year. It hurt them alot last year.

I think some Zelda footage is inevitable, hopefully a loose release date.
Rare to announce their new project would be awesome, and i would love for it to be something Metroid related, but that is probably a long shot.

All in all, i hope its not a Mario fest, i love the mario series but the Wii U needs a little more than mario right now, we need to see some of the classic series revived

1. Zelda Wii U that actually makes good use of the tablet.
2. Metroid Wii U by Next Level games. Their projects with Nintendo have been really strong, and the Prime series has run its course. I'd like some fresh blood on this one.
3. 3D Super Mario akin to Mario 64 with 2 player coop- I loved 3D World, but I'd be really upset if that was the only 3D Mario on the Wii U. I'd love a game in the style of Super Mario 64 (3D World is closish to Galaxy already) that uses the Gamepad for untethered coop.
4. A Wii Sports like title that makes good use of the gameplay and is simple unlike Nintendo land. I like games I could play with non-gamers.
5. Guitar Hero revived as a Nintendo exclusive. A little outside the box maybe, but I think this is a franchise that could really help Nintendo out. After about 4 years of inactivity, people have recovered from activision and harmonix's bombardment, and this is a great local multiplayer franchise.

never been disappointed at E3, or from there directs for that matter.

In my opinion, nintendo has been underwhelming at e3 for several years.

So you didn't like the 2010 E3? 

Edit: Well I guess that was "several" years ago

Honestly, I don't remember what happened in the 2010 e3. Refresh me? And maybe underwhelming isn't the word. I just feel that they haven't had the best e3 since I started watching it. Which I believe was around 2008.

If they announce Zelda and actually have a conference then it is an automatic win for me.

In 2010 the 3DS was revealed with all those hostesses appearing from the sides of the stage, carrying each one of them one unit to allow the press in the conference to try them... the consoles, I mean.