@HanzoTheRazor

Comments such as your worry me, because I remember last years meltdown. You need to keep your expectations in check. Sony has been fast and first all generation to unveil their software. Theirs is the steady stream approach. The competition on the other hand has been whoring up announcements for the better part of a year. Theirs looks to be a carpet bombing approach.

So while this might be Sony's best showing in years. I wouldn't wager on it being best of show especially on the volume side of the equation. Especially if Microsoft has committed to another round of buying exclusives, and Nintendo has finally turned the development corner on key franchises.

I am not saying be pessimistic just do not get your hopes into the stratosphere. Just be happy that it should be better. That is more realistic, and something that should be doable. Doing a complete one eighty and steaming past the competition is well hard to imagine.

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ME PK OK

You're probably right. Talking about known titles usually generates a lot more buzz than a bunch of unveilings.

^lol

I'm glad you brought your crystal ball

im all for a good p3 e3 showing maybe all that space is for showing off the rumored motion controls u need alot of space for that i heard many wii players had accidents with there controls

I want to personally see the breakaway controller idea they brought up before.

Look no further. It's called "Sixense" and it looks to surpass even Wii Motion Plus.

http://playstationlifestyle.net/2008/11/26/ps3mote-update/

Sony will need the space because Nintendo will win.

@seihyouken
that was very interesting. Sony always goes way over the top with their technology lol.

Your wrong...

Mainly because there is technically no "winning" at E3.