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For the fourth year in a row, we're comparing E3 hype to gaming reality. Sony was the subject of our first investigation. Today we check out Nintendo and will follow with Microsoft's E3 2011 promises on Thursday, at 1pm ET.
Nintendo had two, maybe three focuses at last year's E3 press conference. The most obvious is the unveiling of the Wii U, as well as new developments and games for the 3DS. The other was an arguably even more powerful point, and that was driving home nostalgia.
Being a company that provided games, hardware and even iconic characters that many grew up on, nostalgia was a powerful source for the Japanese-based corporation. They tickled at your every memory with announcements of planned games for both the 3DS and Wii U. But they also made a few other promises. Which did they follow through with?
read on here
Nintendo had two, maybe three focuses at last year's E3 press conference. The most obvious is the unveiling of the Wii U, as well as new developments and games for the 3DS. The other was an arguably even more powerful point, and that was driving home nostalgia.
Being a company that provided games, hardware and even iconic characters that many grew up on, nostalgia was a powerful source for the Japanese-based corporation. They tickled at your every memory with announcements of planned games for both the 3DS and Wii U. But they also made a few other promises. Which did they follow through with?
read on here
