What I thought about the Nintendo E3 was that it was pretty good. I was impressed what was stored for the Wii. One thing I saw coming though was a sequel for Wii Sports, Wii Sports Resort. I thought the new cootrol scheme was innovative, (I was really impressed with the sword duel and jetski), though I hope that Nintendo adds a lasting factor to the game, such as a singl player mode. We all know that when we first played Wii Sports it was a whole lot fun, but after a while the game got boring and repetative. The price I'll pay for the game is $30 at the most, bundled with the new Wiimote attachment. The next game that got my eyes was Wii Music. I have to say it looks pretty cool, especially when the people at Nintendo started playing the Super Mario Bros. Theme. I mean if you can actually create you own songs that would be awesome. Another well done feature was the drums. They really felt like a real set of drums, using the Wii Nunchuck and the Wii balance board. The price I would pay the for the game would be $40. The one problem Ihad with the Nintendo conference was that Nintendo was trying to wow us way too hard to impress us with the whole innovaation thing. Come on Nintendo, I mean that was done 2 years ago, now just show us the software. I was also dissapointed they didn't really show any new Nintendo developed games that didn't have the word "Wii" slapped on it. I also wanted to see a new Zelda game, that isn't a port of the Gamecube. It was sort of weird that Rockstar was releasing a GTA game on the DS. Why not the Wii? Oh, whatever. My final words are that Nintendo is doing pretty good job rounding up more big nams in the third party industry. If they keep on releasing good games form the third party, and also releasing good Nintendo produced games, there is a big chance they will go back to the former glory days. List of Games Looking Out for: Wii Sports Resort Wii Music Animal Crossing Wii