However that implies Nintendo fans have a large fanbase enough to talk that is equal to Sony's fanbase or Microsoft's Fanbase. So your common sense isn't exactly true either. The three fanbases are not equel in size. The fact that Zelda is being talked about is interesting, because it has caused excitement.  You do not see Pokemon as up there as Zelda. Even E3 coverage places have talked about how well Zelda is being shown. 

YASSSSSSS!!!!!! Best game this e3!!!!!!!
Im happy that people tuned in to this even though if they liked it or not.

So Zelda & Microsoft. I can see more salt coming.

This scene was Hilarious XD 

What am I saying!?!?! Nichijou was HILARIOUS!!!!!! 

I don't get how people somehow believe that "Games talked about per publisher" is some kind of cake you can only carve up in a finite amount of pieces. As if there was a certain populace you need to divide among available games. So if Nintendo showed two games, Zelda would have had half the social media coverage? Seems strange to me.

The lack of Gwent talk has me sad. Good for Zelda though.

Why is a few people talking about sales? Instead of congratulating?

I have no idea how that works for you, but you just helped me prove what I mean by common sense is not common. lets see....

40M people talking about 30+ games means that if split evenly you get an average of around 1.1M/game. 

15M people talking about 1 game means yo...... if you don't get it by now never mind.

I think the point is more "Nintendo had one big console game that they talked about all day, released tons of footage about, and was the absolute center of their E3 event."

Does that translate to more buzz?  I don't know.  Maybe, maybe not, but it is something to consider.

If Sony built an entire E3 presentation around God of War, with tons of footage and streams for an entire day, would it have generated more attention?  If it had, would that have been better for Sony than a bunch of games all generating smaller amounts of social media attention?  Who knows.

Personally, I'm in the "social media is nice free advertising but it doesn't actually mean anything on its own" camp.

Oh, so you can just talk about one game per E3.I mean, if we are talking about Zelda here, I cant talk about God of.... what was the name again?

THATS common sense, not the... thing you are implying.Dont get me wrong, some of those people talking about the game are trying to bash the game, like you and some others here.And people that watch E3 are more avid gamers than casuals are.So the chance that they saw, or at least heard of all games that appeared on E3, be it through a live stream, a article in a site, or by a friend is high.So this data actually shows that, the same guy that is talking about God Of War 4 and Horizon, is also talking about Zelda.Because you know, gamers talk about GAMES, not  A game.