I have probably seen too many of these conferences and keynotes to get excited about anything being shown.
Good points:
The games shown. The Sony conference has finally put the PS3 on my "To Buy" list but its still behind a new TV and would still need the price to drop by at least £50. The Microsoft conference had a couple of games I wouldn't mind getting, but nothing I would queue up for on release day. Nintendo had the only must buys for me with the 2 Mario games because I have yet to play a Mario platformer that wasn't a lot of fun.
Bad Points:
Motion Control, motion control and more motion control. The Nintendo conference annoyed me with the Wii Motion + as we're paying for something that the console was supposed to do anyway (will probably end up getting 2 though for when family want to play) and after
Nintendo's previous promises fell short, I'm not going to get excited about this. However, I realise I'm not MS/Sony's target audience with this so I don't mind much as even they do everything they say it will, I still wouldn't buy it. I do think that they are trying to jump onto a train that has already left the station because if they are going for the same audience Nintendo reached, I doubt that audience would buy more then 1 console especially at MS/Sony prices.
Good points:
The games shown. The Sony conference has finally put the PS3 on my "To Buy" list but its still behind a new TV and would still need the price to drop by at least £50. The Microsoft conference had a couple of games I wouldn't mind getting, but nothing I would queue up for on release day. Nintendo had the only must buys for me with the 2 Mario games because I have yet to play a Mario platformer that wasn't a lot of fun.
Bad Points:
Motion Control, motion control and more motion control. The Nintendo conference annoyed me with the Wii Motion + as we're paying for something that the console was supposed to do anyway (will probably end up getting 2 though for when family want to play) and after
Nintendo's previous promises fell short, I'm not going to get excited about this. However, I realise I'm not MS/Sony's target audience with this so I don't mind much as even they do everything they say it will, I still wouldn't buy it. I do think that they are trying to jump onto a train that has already left the station because if they are going for the same audience Nintendo reached, I doubt that audience would buy more then 1 console especially at MS/Sony prices.