*sigh*... huge let down. I'm looking to third parties now... enough said

Animal Crossing... that is it. Everything else was poor.

For the first time I agree with Rock_on_2008.

Have to say i thought MS conference other then FFXIII announcement was "ok". But this was really bad. I am shocked they had next to nothing, no new Mario games and no new Zelda. All we got was more gimmicks that require you to buy even more hardware to play them. Maybe this will be the bubble bursting for the Wii.

Also did anyone else see the blatent lies about the software? He said the Wii had more titles then 360 and PS3 combined and on the graph the PS3 had more games then the 360.....There is spinning it and then there is BS, and that was BS.

There is no way Sony's conference can be this bad. Surely?

It may be dull to you, but look at it.

Wii Music - should be a huge seller. 6M should be easily possible.

Wii Sports 2 with motion pack - This is essentially a Wii Play I believe. 10M should be possible. If you NEED to buy both, 20M + should be possible.

Grand Theft Auto DS - huge sales is possible. This could also bring more profit to Rockstar than GTA IV, and same them from EA, which you all hate so much.

The new remote made it good for me (I may buy one now); what the hell did you all expect tbh? Causals = cash? The conference has to focus on where the money comes from.

Because they think they can keep people interested by announcing absolutely nothing for hardcore fans. 'Sales will stay at record levels, we don't need to put any effort into our conference.'

well it at least we get animal crossing and mario baseball i would have liked to see pikmin 3 though

There were a couple of things worth caring about.
Hopefully this means the Conduit will have voice chat.
Hopefully this means Red Steel 2 will have near perfect sword controls.
And I can only pray that Nintendo has some big games to show behind closed doors that I can care about, cause if not.....

i think i agree with sony when they say the Wii is not competing in the same market as them.