Jeff-DSA said:If Nintendo made a full commitment to online play and dragged all their franchises into the online arena that make sense, they would rock E3 to pieces.
Mabye for the diehard Nintendo crowd, but I think everyone else has moved on.
Nintendo will probably talk about specs a little and show some demo clips from the revolution which will be met with hoots and hollers from the crowd even if they don't know what the hell they're looking at. Hopefully they'll show something big beyond Zelda for the GC (mabye Mario 128). I doubt Zelda and a bunch of DS games will hold up against Sony and MS.
MS should (for their sake) have an incredible showing of software. I don't think they're going to blow their load on MTV; they'll show the hardware and talk about the 'message' of the 360 (HD era, global unity, world peace, whatever), but they'll save the big games for E3. With any luck people will be playing networked PDZ on the show floor along with a bunch of other launch games. I would expect to see some stunning video previews for games that are further out; the big RPGs from Japan, Gears of War, Shadowrun, some Rare stuff (new Banjo please with Conker gfx x20).
Sony will have a good show. Lots of PS2 games, tons of PSP games, and demos from newly unveiled PS3.