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E3 2010 Predictions from an 8-Year E3 Veteran

May 27, 2010 in Blog comments 6

Gaming Target's predictions for this year's E3 Expo including release dates for the PlayStation Move and Microsoft's Project Natal, what Nintendo will do with the next Legend of Zelda and who will be developing Devil May Cry 5.

In three weeks, Gaming Target attends its eighth consecutive E3, the first E3 in which we’ll be based in the expo’s home city, Los Angeles. In addition to being excited about forgoing the 2,300 nautical miles of travel from the east coast, we’re eager to playtest the latest unreleased games and be there when Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo and others unveil their video game secrets.
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    bbb7002004* May 27, 10
    I keep reading these E3 articles, and keep waiting for some actual predictions. All these seem to be is "Stuff we've already said for months but are rehashing with the E3 logo to get views".
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    Mudkip94* May 27, 10
    I would like to see DMC5 be shown at E3 this year.

    What happen to the person last year who went to a fortune teller and asked about E3? I want to see something like that again
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    Seproth May 27, 10
    What I'm looking for is new Persona, and Saints Row 3. Other than that, pretty much waiting to see more of what we know is coming, and hoping for a few surprises.
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      Ammy and Issun May 28, 10
      Do you even think that there COULD be a Saints row 3?

      Saints Row 2s ending was really closed, hardly open ended at all.
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        Seproth May 28, 10
        Did you play Saints Row 1? Spoiler alert* dude died at the end /Spoiler* Then for 2 they're like oh, he's alright just a little banged up...adds character.

        Anyway, yeah it's a successful series, I'm sure they'll do more.
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        Gamesta100 May 28, 10
        Well SR3 was confirmed and is slated for a 2011 release.

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