Sony's conference wasn't amazing. The speakers could really use a class on public speaking, but I enjoyed the look of the games, and it was nice to see some new stuff, even if some of the new stuff may have not been as new as it could have been if some companies just kept their mouths shut for a little bit to wait for E3. As for Microsoft and EA's presentations, I saw neither of them, and I can't say I care much about a fair amount of the games they talked about, but if you liked that kind of thing, I'm sure you probably enjoyed it more than last year. There wasn't anything truly big this year, so there's little reason to have gotten so hyped.
With Nintendo, I'll give them props for finally giving me a new look at one of the two reasons why I might actually get my own Wii U if my brother ever moved out, the lovely Xenoblade game. Also, the new Zelda looks kind of cool, I just hope the writting is better for that one than the ones I've played so far. And that about covers my feelings for E3 for me so far. It wasn't a big year, but hey, now that it's over we might see some actual news for games again instead of teases about E3.