the votes are in.best in show @E3

SILVERBACK · 09-06-2004, 4:02 PM

Best of Show Sony PSP

Best Original Game Donkey Kong Jungle Beat

Best PC Game Splinter Cell 3

Best Console Game Halo 2

Best Peripheral/Hardware PSP

Best Action Game Halo 2

Best Action/Adventure Game Splinter Cell 3

Best Fighting Game Def Jam: Fight for New York

Best Role Playing Game Jade Empire

Best Racing Game Burnout 3

Best Simulation Game The Sims 2

Best Sports Game Madden NFL 2005

Best Strategy Game The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle Earth

Best Puzzle/Trivia/Parlor Game Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat

Best Online Multiplayer Halo 2

Special Commendation for Graphics Splinter Cell 3

full reviews here
http://gamesradar.msn.co.uk/news/def...sectionid=1584

Sinzer · 09-06-2004, 4:37 PM

Only two games in there that aren't sequels

SILVERBACK · 09-06-2004, 4:44 PM

bit depressing really isnt it lol,good to see madden back on top though

Miyazaki · 09-06-2004, 10:16 PM

That must have kicked Nintendo in the balls. Their DS handheld didn't get anything. The tide is turning

10-06-2004, 8:52 AM

At first I thought: PSP? You've got to be kidding. But then I thought, well, it probably was the most impressive thing at the show.

Being impressive doesn't necessarily translate to sales though. Is the system going to be worth the expected massive pricetag? It's one thing to drool over a system at a tradeshow, it's entirely another to plunk down hard-earned cash to buy one.

**inzaman** · 10-06-2004, 6:22 PM

Not being entirely up to speed in the high tech world

are there any links to the psp and the expected price?

11-06-2004, 3:22 PM

This guy suggests upwards of $500, but I really can't see it getting that high. But considering what Sony's got planned for it (playing proprietary DVDs, etc) it could very well be a very expensive piece of hardware. Add in the fact that you'll have to pay for a better battery and memory sticks (or the equivalent) and it'll probably be a more expensive hobby than the PS3.

10-06-2004, 8:52 AM	#5
Azrikam Guest Posts: n/a	At first I thought: PSP? You've got to be kidding. But then I thought, well, it probably was the most impressive thing at the show. Being impressive doesn't necessarily translate to sales though. Is the system going to be worth the expected massive pricetag? It's one thing to drool over a system at a tradeshow, it's entirely another to plunk down hard-earned cash to buy one.
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11-06-2004, 3:22 PM	#7
Azrikam Guest Posts: n/a	This guy suggests upwards of $500, but I really can't see it getting that high. But considering what Sony's got planned for it (playing proprietary DVDs, etc) it could very well be a very expensive piece of hardware. Add in the fact that you'll have to pay for a better battery and memory sticks (or the equivalent) and it'll probably be a more expensive hobby than the PS3.
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