So has anyone been watching the live streams of E3 2011??
I watched Microsoft, EA, and Sony yesterday (missed Ubisoft, but i'm gonna watch it today).
They showcased some pretty cool stuff...and now my bro wants me to buy him a PSVita DX
Gonna watch the Nintendo one right now

Here are the links if anyone wants to watch (If you don't already know how to)

http://e3.gamespot.com/press-conference/microsoft-e3/

http://e3.gamespot.com/press-conference/ea-e3/

http://e3.gamespot.com/press-conference/ubisoft-e3/

http://e3.gamespot.com/press-conference/sony-e3/

LIVE NINTENDO:
http://e3.gamespot.com/press-conference/nintendo-e3/?tag=content_nav%3Bvideo%3Bnintendo
OR
http://e3.nintendo.com/

E3 is really good. But unless I'm wrong, the trade show is not for the general public. Else I would plan an annual trip to LA every June.
The barrage of demos, conference speeches, performances and trailers is really a digital heaven on Earth. ^_^

Lol imo both microsoft and sony were fail, nintendo was quite good actually

Sony: the only strong factor is that they'r introducing sony network on mobile devices/tablets/phones

Microsoft: got the idea totally wrong... People don't want to be a fcking controller, people want to be inside the game, also only fckin focus on Kinect bullcrap, they'r like chasing Nintendo by the time they realise they'r failing and start copying the new controller from Nintendo, those guys from Nintendo ll be on a whole new lvl already

Nintendo: 3DS owns the PS Vita on the mobile gaming area, the new controller offers plenty of possibility in all ways, they'r catching up on graphics, they got some good games lined up, and they'r gonna steal way more customers away from the other 2 failing companies at this rate (ofcourse Microsoft might pump in another few billions buying games for their consoles to keep it alive) and Sony ll throw in so many extras that their fanboys still stick to them, but the ones going with Nintendo ll have the most fun

The PSVita actually impressed me more because of the back-touch feature, allowing you to push items from the front or from the back of the screen. Then again 3D without glasses is awesome, it's just that I knew about it before E3 so it wasn't as impressive.

I'm excited about Wii U and I can imagine using it for the new Zelda game coming out so I don't have to switch back and forth to the Start Menu to swap items and view maps etc. I was confused for a bit if the Wii U was just a new controller or if it was a new system entirely...lol. I need to look more into it.

As for the Xbox Kinect, I didn't know about any of that stuff beforehand so it struck me as cool. But I feel like most people wouldn't want to incorporate their whole body into the game and do weird motions to interact with the system. The scanning I thought was cool cause you can scan yourself and objects to create virtual versions but after doing it maybe....5 times, i'd be over it..lol

We learned a lot at E3 this year, and we've compiled a list of our coverage highlights. We also present our Best of Show Award!


E3 has come and gone, and we learned a lot during our time at the Los
Angeles Convention Center. While we invite you to browse through all of our E3 coverage,
we wanted to point out some of the highlights from the convention.
You'll find all of our original features and a list of other noteworthy
announcements after the jump!
We'd also like to take this opportunity to present En Masse Entertainment and TERA with our Best of Show Award! As we explored TERA's political system,
the demo shined as the most polished one we saw at the convention.
Expanding the role of politics in-game will create a whole new dynamic
for players, and we believe TERA holds a lot of potential for its North
American audience. We'll definitely be keeping our eye on this game as
we wait for details on the testing and launch schedule.
Keep reading below for our E3 roundup!
ZAM Features
TERA's Political System in Action:
During our time at Masse Entertainment's impressive TERA booth, we
learned how players can earn a seat of power in the action MMO and
perform tasks like dictate tax rates, imprison players and enable PvP
across their territory.
DUST 514's Connection to EVE Online:
The floodgates for DUST 514 details opened at E3, and there's a lot to
talk about when it comes to CCP's upcoming shooter. We stopped by
their booth to discuss PS3 exclusivity and EVE Online integration.
Our First Look at Defiance:
Trion Worlds and Syfy are undertaking an ambitious project that
connects an open-world shooter MMO to a TV series. We witnessed the
unveiling of Defiance at E3 and got as many details as possible.
Hands-On with End of Nations: Trion
Worlds and Petroglyph Games showed off End of Nations at E3. We got
our hands on their upcoming MMORTS and we liked we we saw.
Roundup of SOE Coverage: We've
summarized all of the content that Sony Online Entertainment
showcased at E3, including DC Universe Online's Update 4; EverQuest II
in 3D; Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures' squads and tower defense
game; Free Realms' upcoming ranching feature; their new PAYDAY: The Heist shooter; and Magic: The Gathering - Tactics' first expansion. We also learned that Station Access will soon be dropping to $19.99 per month!
Neverwinter's Foundry Feature:
Cryptic unveiled their upcoming Dungeons & Dragons MMO at E3. We
talked with them about Neverwinter's user-generated content system,
which allows you to basically become a Dungeon Master.
Star Wars: The Old Republic Details: We stopped by BioWare's booth to get the latest news on Star Wars: The Old Republic's raids, an epic Alderaan quest and more!
Perfect World Unveils 3 New Titles: Perfect World Entertainment showed us their three new games at E3: RaiderZ, Rusty Hearts and Blacklight Retribution. We're also giving away Rusty Hearts closed beta keys!
Booth Babes Photo Gallery: What's a good way to entice gamers to your booth at E3? Booth babes, of course! Check out some of our photos.

Noteworthy News
Star Wars: The Old Republic Videos: During E3, BioWare released the "Return" Intro Cinematic, the Eternity Vault raids preview video, the Tatooine developer walkthrough video and a brand new game features preview video.
Wargaming.net Announces World of Warplanes: The
company behind World of Tanks is working on a stand-alone free-to-play
game that is based on military air dominance ranging from the 1930s
through the 1950s.
Rise of Isengard Expansion launches Sept. 27: The
next Lord of the Rings Online expansion arrives in three months. You
can pre-order it now and immediately receive exclusive items!
Wizardry Online Revives Classic RPG Series: Japanese
game publisher Gamepot announced at E3 that it's reviving the classic
Wizardry series of RPG games with an upcoming free-to-play MMO called
Wizardry Online.
New Warhammer 40K Teaser Trailer Released: THQ and Vigil Games teased fans with a short Warhammer 40K: Dark Millennium Online trailer.
SOE Station Cash Will Soon Drop to $19.99: You'll soon be able to get access to all of SOE's games for a little more than the price of one game subscription!
SOE Unveils PAYDAY: The Heist: PAYDAY is a squad-based first-person shooter that puts players in the roles of career criminals.
Curt Schilling Unveils New Reckoning Trailer:
Check out the new trailer for Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, a game
that paves the way for an upcoming MMO. A new Reckoning site was
launched simultaneously.
Quest Online Outlines Alganon Expansion Plans:
Alganon is getting its first expansion, as well as a comic from DC
Comics, a European server, and two non-MMO games based in the same
universe