I'm not particularly interested in any of the next gen consoles tbh (inc. Wii U). I just don't play video games anymore, other than Melee/PM + a sprinke of AE (soon enough not even Melee anymore), so I really have no reason to be. I have a 3DS, so I'll be able to play the new Pokémon game as well as plenty of other great titles without having motion controls forced on me or spending $400 on a console + additional required hardware for games I won't play for longer than a week. Having said that, Cups, you have to admit that their conference did all but appeal to people that use gaming consoles to, you know, play video games, and whether they're going to make that up at E3 is neither here nor there. Skype, more Motion controls (the hype for which the gaming community lost ~6 years ago), EA Sports (because I totally play video games so I can control characters doing things I could do in real life), used games requiring an additional fee (because that worked for EA, right?), a Halo television series, etc.. The only thing I got from the conference was more XBL servers, CoD: Ghosts (which I'm not interested in but I'm sure hundreds of thousands are), and Forza (same as CoD). I'm sure they've more up their sleeve for E3 but that doesn't particularly change that this reveal and the decisions they've made regarding the Xbox One were overall quite poor in the eyes of most of the gaming community.
