[bigjny]

Nintendo's E3 presser summary = Super Mario 30th anniversary (Mario Maker) and Star Fox

No Zelda on Wii-U, nothing else

[SanoBaron]

I think Nintendo's presentation was good.

[Kiryu]

Xenoblade X Finally has a release date.

It might be time for me to get a Wii U....

[FourzeMaru]

While not Bad, I felt Nintendo's presentation was kinda underwhelming.

[bigjny]

Mario Maker was interesting, but it isn't something that is a "MUST-BUY" unless you're a hardcore Mario modder.

Outside of StarFox Zero, Nintendo really had nothing in general for E3.

Individual other games may be interesting for a few gamers here and there, but nothing that made the gaming community go "OH SHIIITTT, NINTENDO REKT IT"

[ShyGuy]

I thought that was a pretty weak showing from Nintendo unfortunately. There was barely anything actually new, mostly just release dates for everything they announced either last E3 or through various Directs throughout the year. Some of the new 3DS stuff looked okay, but nothing that really stood out at as a major new release. The whole presentation felt more like just another push at jamming Amiibos into everything at any possible opportunity.

[Klonoahedgehog]

I'll be getting most of the stuff announced here.
Mario and Luigi PaperJam, Hyrule Warrior 3D and that Animal Crossing fortune street game are day one buys for me.

[Matrixbeast]

Nothing mind blowing.
Metroid game wasn't what I was wanting. No F-Zero. SMTxFE still looks godawful. Yokai Watch looks okay. Mario Maker is still Mario Maker.
Aside from the Zelda Triforce game, there wasn't anything really "New" to me. Just release dates and nothing that interested me.

[ZeoRangerV]

Only just started the conference because I was at work, but man Star Fox Zero looks disappointingly bland.

[bigjny]

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Originally Posted by ShyGuy

I thought that was a pretty weak showing from Nintendo unfortunately. There was barely anything actually new, mostly just release dates for everything they announced either last E3 or through various Directs throughout the year. Some of the new 3DS stuff looked okay, but nothing that really stood out at as a major new release. The whole presentation felt more like just another push at jamming Amiibos into everything at any possible opportunity.

I have a feeling outside of the Amiibos, it appears Nintendo as a whole is ready to move on to the next gen. "NX" console at this point.

The lack of a Zelda Wii-U release or a new Pokemon game says it, they're basically ready to go all-in on the "NX" console now