It seems Nintendo's engineers were not able to free enough room for the second circle pad. I am talking about the internal circuitry, of course, not the outer surface.
Unfortunately for Nintendo, they failed at basic conference rules. Have a great start. Have a great ending. People usually judge a presentation based on both, especially the latter.
Nintendo's E3 conference started great. It ended with a terrible performance. Please note I did not say terrible game, but performance.
The ending was terrible because of another failure. The maximum amount of time for talking about the same topic is 5 minutes. After 5 minutes it becomes boring. They spend around 10 minutes talking about a single experience (or minigame). It was disastrously bad they didn't show condensed information. After all, people in the audience had three days to check the experience by themselves.
The result was potentially great games being overshadowed by the lousy ending.
I'm assuming it's because they, like Sony, don't see the Wii U as a threat. If the Wii U is very powerful, Nintendo might just catch Sony and Microsoft without their pants on again. charizard1605
Or, both Sony and Microsoft are waiting to see what Nintendo has under its sleeve. So, they can launch their consoles including all Wii U features improved.
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