Okay, we obviously need to clear things up here Hivemind. ಠ_ಠ

Nintendo:

• New Console to catch up graphically with this gen of consoles

• New controller with a touchscreen, cameras, basically a big DS with one screen. It looks good, but i'm a little worried about the price per controller and the battery life.

• Remake of Old games, Hardcore games coming back to Nintendo

Personally, I can't imagine playing a game like Battlefield 3 on a controller like that, but I'll hold my tongue till I play it.

Sony:

• New handheld machine, PS Vita, features amazing mobile graphics, again the touchscreen on front and back.

• Sequels to Exclusive series, lots of original stuff.

• More games featuring Move support, not bad.

Again, the PSV is the biggest news, the graphics and the touchscreen are the main highlights, and the price is solid in comparison to the 3DS.

Microsoft:

• Lots of new games, since they have no hardware to show off, they played a software show.

• Halo 4, 5, 6 is probably the biggest news, oh and Halo CE remake.

• Kinect Integration to Hardcore games, in a nice and non-invasive manner.

• Kinect-featured games, mainly targeted to the kids, family and party types.

• Full Kinect integration coming to the Xbox UI, Youtube, Bing Search, and a bunch of other Kinect specific stuff for Xbox features (Scanned Avatars, Finger-Tracking for drawing stuff, and other free downloadable time fillers)

Personally, one thing I'm happy about is that MS didn't force hardcore games to completely become Kinect games. Also, I'm looking forward to Kinect integration on the Xbox, finally the Kinect can leave it's ghetto menu.

In the end, I'm going to wait for more info on the PSV and Wii U, they look like good gaming machines but I need to know more. The major thing really scaring me right now is the Wii U controller, it's a pandora's box. It looks like a lot of fun, but i'm worried about two things, cost, and battery life.

Good work all around, it was a refreshing E3.