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No, I think showing the controller is more important, because your know, we going to use it in our own hands all the time.
If the only thing people are complaining about is the fact they didn't reveal the look of the hardware, then you know the rest of the show was awesome.
Incredible games were showcased, incredible new features such as the share button which were used live during the Killzone Shadow Fall demo and the focus that the console was built for developers, by developers.
Sony hit it out of the park. They didn't reveal too much but they also got us hyped for more. E3 here I come.
They have to save something for E3. Otherwise what's the point?
Why are people making such a big deal out of this? It's just a plastic housing with I/O interface and a disc drive :/
Not to me, I just wanted to know about the specs, didn't need to see the casing.
In fact, I'm kind of confused why people are making a big deal about not revealing the hardware case - seems like pseudo-gamers, MS fanboys, or biased media outlets looking for something to complain about.
In the newspapers I see headlines saying "No System Reveal" when it should say "8gigs GDDR5 RAM!" or "Redesigned Controller", you know, the stuff that actually effects an actual game.
The way it looks is bottom on the list of a game machine's selling points but some people followed the MS criticism saying they didn't show what it looks like. Makes no sense.
It's not a smart phone, it sits under the TV, it about the brains not the body in this case. -Just make sure it's has proper airflow and isn't the size of a desktop.
Too many corrupt people influencing the ignorant, probably the same people heralding the magnificence of Kinect.