It was a great overall E3 this 2007. I tried to watch as much of it as possible, and I'm looking forward to all the new blockbuster games coming out in this year and the following. However, I was concerned when I heard Square Enix had left their booth entirely, and headed back home. Hopefully they can fix some things so that everyone doesn't feel like a barcode. They need more crazy things I say.

I'm glad Gamespot pulled through with their ever-growing dedication towards gaming, and developers alike. Maybe they should have seperate rooms for each game company. Hell, maybe they need to sound proof surrounding glass walls on those rooms so that they have total freedom on what they are trying to promote. That way people can still watch from the outside, but inside developers can conduct controlled events. Just an idea.

I believe Sony straightened some business, but also caused a bit more stories to arise for the coming weeks and months concerning the 60gb SKU of the PS3. I have no problem with what they are doing. It's part of their long term plan (10 year-plan) and hopefully they will set it up correctly soon. I didn't really focus on the Wii, or the 360, but I believe they did an overall good job with their conferences and with other interviews. The only reason for that, is I am buying a PS3 soon, and I wanted to shift most of my attention towards Sony.

The conferences were probably the main focus at this E3. But after that, people had time to go and play the games, andalsotalk about some new titles coming in the future. Some of my personal games were the following:

(No particular order)

Heavenly Sword

Killzone 2

Crysis

Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures

Gran Turismo 5 Prologue

LittleBigPlanet

So there you have it, E3 2007 is in the past, but I hope everyone enjoyed it and I thank Gamespot for connecting the rest of the world that couldn't be there (including me), to another interesting yet different gaming event. Happy gaming!