Short of basically showing the NX, they really can't at this point.

Final Fantasy VII isn't just a big game, it really is even to this day perhaps THE defining game of the Playstation brand, that was a long time in coming and rumored for so long ... it's just one of those things. Even a new Zelda wouldn't have the same impact, we've had many new Zelda games, but FF7 Remake is something people have waited for almost 20 years for. 

Doesn't mean however Nintendo won't have a good show in a few hours. Nintendo's new format totally is far better than the Sony/MS way of doing things too so that helps.

They can but they would need like zomfg amounts of big announcements like Mother 4 and stuff

We've already had this thread: http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=204389&page=1#

i dont care if they win or lose, i just want some star fox and hope its good lol

For me they won it with super mario maker at the nwc. At least in terms of first parties... Bethesda might be the winner this year for me.

How do you win a E3 with 0 3rd party support? Winning E3 is about having games.... No Batman AK, MGS5, Black Ops3, 2015 AC, Dark Souls 3 and many more. = Win E3?

no way. lets be honest. sony killed it this year. shenmue 3, TLG, FF7 remake, Horizon, UC4, Dreams, Rigs, and marketing for CoD, battlefront and AC.

to be honest im not sure. Star fox is not really AAA for me, nothing to compete with games like halo, uncharted, the devision and co.
They really need to surprise me.

But on last e3 nintendo didnt announced any real AAA title (expect zelda). So i think they may have alot now.

Depends on what you want. I could easily say something like Paper Mario, Animal Crossing and Metroid (Just somes guesses) = Win E3

Btw last year a large part of the internet deemed Nintendo to be the winner. For example IGN (decided by a poll). Did they have 3rd party support last year?

Of course 'winning' E3 is purely subjective and doesn't actually mean ****

I you think Sony won that's fine by me (even though Nintendo isn't finished yet), but marketing rights?

Sure it's good for business but is that really something we as gamers should take into account or care about?