Microsoft: Microsoft is going to preview some of their hot fall games, like the new Call of Duty, the new Halo, Borderlands 2, and the DLC for Skyrim, Dawnguard. They'll probably announce some new games too, hopefully completely new IP's and not just a sequel. Kinect games and xbox apps will also probably spotlighted. The return Netflix parties better be announced... or else... There's also a small chance of a new Xbox being announced, but I really hope it doesn't. I love my 360...
Sony: Sony is going to be talking about their exclusives, like Sly Cooper 4, the new God of War, Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale (Smash Bros with Parappa the Rapper) and The Last of Us (Left 4 Dead meets Fallout). They'll probably announce some changes to the Playstation Network, which needs some serious improvement. There's also always the hope of amazing new games, and maybe even a new console. The Vita will also be focused on a lot. Sony's newest handheld hasn't been met with the best reception. It just needs better games.
Nintendo: Nintendo will definitely be using E3 to showcase their new console, the WiiU. Launch titles will be a huge focus of this showcase. A new Pikmin game is definitely being announced, and my bet is on it being the flagship WiiU game. Nintendo will also talk about their 3DS, which could definitely use some improvements, as evidenced by its horrible sales and lackluster game library. I'm hoping that a new model of the 3DS is announced, preferably with 2 analog sticks. Some 3DS games will definitely be announced.
All in all, it looks like Microsoft is playing it safe and sticking to what it's been doing at E3 lately. No big announcements, just features on known games. Meanwhile, Nintendo and Sony will be trying to save their handhelds, and showing off a lot of new stuff. This gives them both some huge potential at this year's show.I can't wait to see how it all turns out next week!
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