Well, Nintendo pretty much blew Microsoft out of the water with their E-3 Press Conference... and I think they're head to head with Sony too.
"Then Miyamoto unveiled a new Zelda title for the GameCube, sort of a party game in the vein of Four Swords for the Game Boy Advance."
Well, I'm happy. It was annouced today that there is going to be a 4-Player Zelda game in the same vein as Four Swords heading to the Cube. I'm so excited. And I just can't hide it.
Plus, there is a FUCKED UP new version of Pac-Man coming out.
"Miyamoto further demonstrated GC-to-GBA connectivity when he brought out Tooru Iwatani, the creator of Namco's arcade classic Pac-Man. This upcoming revision of the classic allows players to control ghost monsters on the GameCube while the player using the GBA controls Pac-Man. Ghost-monster players can't see the full map, so they'll tend to blindly roam around, giving Pac-Man an advantage, as in the arcade original."
-Gamestop.com
Overall, I would declare Nintendo the winners of E-3. Just take one look at their lineup.
GAMECUBE
Pikmin 2
Mario Party 5
Mario Kart: Double Dash!! (confirmed to be an eight-player game)
Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour
Kirby Air Ride
The Legend of Zelda: Tetra's Trackers (Mario Party esq party game)
The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords
Wario World
Star Fox 2
Stage Debut (For use with the GBA Gameeye)
Pokémon Colosseum
Pokémon Channel (Communication game with paint programs... sounds like AC)
Nintendo Puzzle Collection
Giftpia (an RPG)
Geist (first person shooter, meet survival horror)
F-Zero GX
Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles
Custom Robo (praise god, it's coming to the US. In other news, hell froze over today)
1080: Avalanche
Metroid Prime 2
That's not even counting all the 3rd party stuff... now THAT is a lineup to be proud of. And on the GBA, a new Metroid Game, the sequel to Donkey Kong '94 (FINALLY!) and a new Zelda game. Lord have mercy, it's a good time to be a Nintendo fanboy.