What are some of these companies even going to show at E3, when they're dropping their reveals, their trailers, and their gameplay demos all a month before the show is even happening? Sony is at least keeping fairly standard, with their four first-party games, and Nintendo's promising something neither Jeff nor J.D. have too much hope for. Meanwhile, one studio closes, an unexpected spinoff releases, and Microsoft shows some love towards an often-ignored group of players.