E3 is over, and what do we have to show for it? We ooh'd and ahh'd at the shiny new toys santa is going to bring us, and we opened our hearts to the cold and desolate disappointments from some of our fondest loves. But after all that, we are stuck waiting and wanting. E3 has succeeded once again in ruining the palate for us, now all we can do is hope that these games don't disappoint us when they come out.
So what are you looking forward to the most? It's no secret that I'm a fighting game fanatic, my love for control of a combo is rivaled only by my insatiable taste for competition. But E3 didn't have too much to offer a guy like me. I mean we already had games like P4: arena, DOA5, and Tekken Tag 2 coming out. And most of us are still shaking off the new game feel of SFxTK. But that isn't to say we were left in the dark. We had just recently been given a look into the new Sony All-Stars battle game. As shameless of a rip on SSB it is, that doesn't mean that it's going to be a bad game by any stretch. And speaking of SSB, Nintendo has just dropped the bomb on us that Bandai/Namco is the party involved in the development for the next Super Smash Bros. title. Considering they are the same company behind Goliath fighting franchises like Tekken and Soul Calibur, we might finally get another competitive worthy fighting game to rear it's head on a Nintendo system since Tatsunoko vs. Capcom back in '08.
