The game itself is fine, nothing wrong with that... but the boxart?

It wasn't necessary to do crappy retro boxart, Capcom. :shock:

Super Metroid. Near the end of the game the last remaining Metroid all grown up attacks you and starts sucking the life out of you. It stops when you have 1 energy tank with 1 out of 99 health remaining. That's when the Metroid recognizes you and thinks your it's mother.Palax

Almost, but a little farther ahead.

Comes out of nowhere and just starts sucking the life out of Mother Brain... of course the giant Metroid dying at the end was also a big OMG moment.

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Considering how Microsoft came out with all these casual-oriented features and some family-friendly games, Nintendo still gets more attention just with Animal Crossing and Wii Music. Microsoft tries to go mainstream and yet gets no mainstream love.

Nintendo might have lost among the hardcore gamers, but the casual media loved it.

For something that I had no expectation for totally blew me away, DJ Ravi Drums. He shone like a light piercing through the darkness that is Nintendo's casualized press conference. Once he appeared I knew my hero had arrived. This man provided me with more entertainment than any hardcore game ever could, even though I was only blessed by his appearnce for a few mere minutes. Can't we all agree that in truth this man won E3 for Nintendo?

dackchaar

Hmm, unless that is sarcasm, I totally disagree with you.

:lol: at Greg Proops' commentary. Good stuff. Game as a whole doesn't look too bad. Blue-Sphere

If that's him, add 1000 win points to Madworld.

More IGN stuff... no Earthbound in the works.

No surprise, but I still shed a tear... or two hundred. :cry:

If Cammie and Reggie had a baby... you get Janet Reno.

Alright, I've been defending Nintendo a lot today, but here is something we all apparently agree on... this guy is plain weird.

DJ Ravi Drums, the biggest loser of E3.