E3 2014 is over and done, but who came out on top? With such a strong showing from every company, it's impossible to decide a unanimous winner, so GameSpot's editors have taken sides in the argument and chosen which company they felt came out on top.
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Famed creator of Mario and The Legend of Zelda series Shigeru Miyamoto, Takashi Tezuka (creator of Yoshi) and Tsunekazu Ishihara (president and CEO of The Pokémon Company International) gathered together a select group of kids during E3 2014 to meet with them and try out some of Nintendo's upcoming titles for Wii U and 3DS.
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People say E3 isnt supposed to be a competition. They say that its a chance for gamers to gather round their screens, rejoice that their hobby is alive and well, and see just whats in store for them over the coming months. People also say that youre supposed to drink a lot of water, but fish pee in there, so what do they know?
Company favouring Windows operating system instead.
The system, called Alienware Alpha, will cost $550 and will come with Windows OS and an Xbox 360 controller, along with a dongle to support up to four 360 pads. The box itself looks almost identical to Alienware's planned Steam Machine.
So despite being Alienware's Steam machine, it won't ship with Steam's OS or its new bespoke controller. Both were planned for a 2014 release, but back in May Valve announced they had been pushed back into 2015. There was also no official launch date for Europe.
"It's absolutely Steam-ready," Alienware global marketing director Bryan de...
