Well, as I am sure you are all aware TGS is nothing like that of E3. Though this hasn’t always been true, but has become fairly evident in this years presentations. Off the big announcements this year at TGS there were few compared to that of E3, and well as the resulting thread continues experts wonder how long TGS will even stay around.
As it seems most of the big time vendors and the console war powerhouses all displayed there goods at this years E3, even the top companies showcase whats to come from E3. As a result the smaller TGS doesn’t have as much to offer and lacks in big announcements to really draw in the journalism. Also because the show is open to the public it is more fan based thus the lack of coverage as compared to that of a business exclusive E3.
Even though TGS isn’t the super powerhouse of a convention though I was still pleased to see the dominate showcase of the revolution controller that looks to really change the industry, as well as our view of gaming. We also got to see some of the PS3 games that will be on the pike once the console gets out there and gets a release date. We also got some dates on things from the Xbox 360(USA Nov. 22.) to Kingdom Hearts 2(Japan Dec. 22). Though the show was lacking in new information and media it was really a good chance to get a glimpse of the upcoming 360 as well as test out the various games, and though reports are skeptical I guess we will all find out in November the fate of the Xbox 360.
As for the rest.. well there isn’t much else, the show was lacking compared to other years.. now lets see we just got about 8 more months till e3. 
