Lol, my first thought after watching it.

"Who's geeky enough to go to a cinema just to watch an E3 conference?"

At first I was like what, but since it's free it's pretty cool.

I would personally prefer to enjoy it without hundreds of screaming teenagers around me.

Sony wants to hear the dissapointment of the crowd after announcing Wonderbook 2 as the big holiday title.

I am and I will. I registered for her in Jacksonville. While there is more convenience watching at home but I like the idea I am watching with other gamers and we can share our thoughts together in the announcements. When I am at home, its all to myself. I could go online and post my thoughts but I never found it easy to run into gamers in my daily life. My gaming conversation tend to lead solely to the internet since most people I know don't play video games and those that do have no interest in conversating about them. I think this would be a cool experience but that is just how big of a geek you could say I am :)

Would love to go there but i dont live in the usa.

LOL for me its just weird as some of the gamers are just plain weird. When Wii launched I went to the midnight launch. It was the weirdest experience ever. Circles of randoms sitting together playing on their DS. It felt like an electronic woodstock lol.

Since that time I haven't gone to any midnight launch. 

The nearest theater to watch this at is 3 hours away, the nearest Best Buy to play Nintendo games at E3 is only 15 minutes away...I'd rather be playing the games then watching them on a giant theater screen.

Makes sense; Sony like their cinematic stuff alot while Nintendo are very gameplay centric.

Soo... what will Microsoft be doing?

EDIT: Nintendo should totally put demo-boths for the Wii-U in those cinemas. XD

Lol!!! Are you kidding me?? So, sony wants me to leave my house to go watch a bunch of silly video game trailers (most of wich won't be gameplay) on a cinema screen? Not happening!!! I am not that weird!!! Lol!!