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Somebody Else's Problem wrote:

gamerforever wrote:Okay jokes aside:

NGP is less than £250
Cafe has a prope mario as a launch title
MS give us a glimpse at xbox revolution
3DS lite is shown and is out by spring 2012

You honestly think that Nintendo are going to show a 3DS lite less than 3 months after launch of the current model?

Zellery wrote:

Somebody Else's Problem wrote:

gamerforever wrote:Okay jokes aside:

NGP is less than £250
Cafe has a prope mario as a launch title
MS give us a glimpse at xbox revolution
3DS lite is shown and is out by spring 2012

You honestly think that Nintendo are going to show a 3DS lite less than 3 months after launch of the current model?

Why are you questioning people's dream E3?

It's what they'd love to see, but more than likely will not.

Zellery wrote:Why are you questioning people's dream E3?

NickSCFC wrote:Nintendo
Project Cafe manages to finally blend the Revolution with hardcore gaming. It's clearly a step above the current consoles in terms of power (the Pixar-esque Mario 256 tech demo clearly shows that). Once again, the controller is revolutionary, it manages to combine standard control, motion control and touch control all in a brilliantly designed device that seems seemless and effortless to use but more than ticks all the boxes. Nintendo also reveal a new online system similar to PSN that competes with XBL but is completely free, alongside the inbuilt Blu-ray player the Cafe is a system for everyone. It'll launch at Christmas for £250 with Mario 256, F-Zero and Pikmin 3. For some though Mario 3DS steals the show, as revolutionary as it is retrospective, it looks great on the new 3DSlite thanks to the multiple viewing angles.


Microsoft
After the disappointment of last year's Kinect unveilling, MS roll out the hardcore games. Stage demos of Fight Night and Virtua Fighter Kinect show just how accurate the Kinect has become, flawlessly picking up every tiny movement really immersing the player in the game. Few exclusives, but tonnes of new games and IP are shown. New console features are shown, Skype is fully integrated in XBL and video chat can be used in every single game (footage of FIFA 12 is shown with the opponant squirming in the top corner of the screen after conceding a last minute goal). The conference rounds up with a video, bits of footage flash up, something that looks like a live-action Halo movie, F1 footage (?), all looking realistic, is it new media functions (?), then a picture of a silver box flashes up and the video ends. What was that? "You'll have to wait for E3 2012". Slow motion playback reveals the numbers 7, 2 and 0 flashing betwenn the shots.


Sony
Two appologies, firstly PSN, secondly the disgusting PS Move line-up. Mark Hamil takes the stage to show off the new Star Wars game for Move, full 1:1 lightsaber action. Next up, NGP, launching at £200 this Christmas some truely revolutionary games are shown using the augmented reality system. That's not the only price shock, PS3 is dropped to £200 finally putting it into the mainstread cost bracket. For some though, Sony win the show with their final announcement, Final Fantasy VII is to be rereleased at Christmas complete with a graphical overhaul that looks more like Advent Children than the original in terms of graphical quality.


Nightmare E3
Cafe drops motion control altogether, the new console looks no better than the 6 year old Xbox 360 graphically and the controller looks a complete cluttered mess that seemed to be rushed, no new 3DS games are shown. Microsoft's conference is dominated by casual Kinect games with Modern Warfare 3 taking up too much of the time. Sony spend their conference banging on about 3D, Sorcery is the only Move game shown and the NGP launches at $599 USD.

gamerforever wrote:Super Mario World - 3D Adventure containing all of the original characters and enemies and in some lush locations that are huge in size.

mas22 wrote:

gamerforever wrote:Super Mario World - 3D Adventure containing all of the original characters and enemies and in some lush locations that are huge in size.

That would be

gamerforever wrote:Okay from now on no more fanboyisms, even if I am joking......... MGS Collection HD exclusively to PS3 (no chance of anything else imo)

gamerforever wrote:and put PSN on everyones pc, tv and any other electronic device.

Peter Crisp wrote:I'd love someone new to come into the console market with an ultra powerful machine and the same desire as Microsoft when they started. It would be amazing to see what a £600 console could do these days.