As we know this week was E3 2009 and Cnet thought that they would run a poll asking their readers which company made the most impressive announcements. The choices were simple, Nintendo, Sony or Microsoft, and it seems that Microsoft made its competition look foolish at this year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo.

Over 10,000 people have voted in the pole so far, and Microsoft has had 51.9 percent of the votes. Sony or Nintendo do not need to see this poll to understand that their announcements were made to look stupid by the software giant.

Sony had 34 percent of the votes, while Nintendo only managed to scrape together 5.6 percent of the votes. We have to agree with Cnet, when they said that this is a well-deserved victory for Microsoft.

Project Natal looks to be one of the best pieces of technology we have seen since the Wii first came along. However, the new Project Natal for use with the Xbox 360 blows anything we have ever seen in gaming out of the water.

lol, so when is it going to be out and at what price and what games will it have and support. See that the thing you argue that NATAL made everything else look foolish, but there is no indication that it will be out any time soon, or that they have any idea what price it'll be released at, or what games will support it. MS made themselves look foolish, since NATAL is very likely to fall flat on its face.

Belevie Nat all u see.

There is a difference between vision and reality....

Believe in spellcheck.

There is a difference between speculation and reality.

Oh.. It's Cnet, just as biased as Yahoo.
Well... nevermind.
*leaves thread*

umm... lawl... if you reference Cnet as a major source for your agreement it shows how lame your site is.

Cnet? lol... your joking right?

Cnets's "OPINIONS" are null and void due to there history of strong MS bias.

Even stil... Natal is amazing non-the-less, and Milo is frightning....

i agree great games the downloadable game service got my vote

Hilarious how the PS3 fanboys try to discredit this article by screaming "Cnet is t3h biased." FYI, the readers choose Microsoft as the winner, not Cnet.

Edit: Here's the poll if anyone is interested. The editor gave Sony the slight edge, so no more of this Cnet is biased stuff.