whitehowler

Dungeons and Dragons: Tower of Doom for sure. I can't believe they haven't released this on Xbox Live Arcade or something by now.

Of course, if I could have any arcade fixture regardless of format, I'd kill for an Addams Family pinball machine in good condition.

The three things I want to know that Jeff didn't mention:

1. The Last Guardian.  Will we get to see more than the same trailer we've seen for two years now?  Yes, there's a cat-bird thing.  How about some gameplay video?

2. Beyond Good and Evil.  Say something -- ANYTHING -- about it, please.  It's insane that there has never been an official "yep, this is a thing" mention since that teaser trailer.

3. Borderlands 2.  I will hate Duke Nukem forever (see what I did there) because I'm sure it has taken Gearbox's attention away from the franchise they should be working on.

I'm interested to see their setup, whether they'll be greenscreened on like the Wii quick looks (will the Kinect camera be okay with this?) and superimposed in front of the game screen.

I'm not buying this unless it prominently features Question Four (The Question That Cares).

I really don't see this being much of an advance over the Wiimote.  I know it's more sensitive, and the PS3 is obviously a much more powerful system than the Wii, but without some serious third-party support I think it's going to flop (especially if Kinect lives up to its potential).

I was surprised that Rock Band 3 wasn't shown at any of the conferences (well, mainly Microsoft's). 
 
Harmonix has always been a crowd-pleaser during the MS press event, and given that they just announced details on Rock Band 3 this past week, I was expecting them to be a spectacle at E3 this year.

Awesome!
  
Assassin's Creed 2 is one of the best games I've played in recent memory (it would have won my best of 2009 if not for Dragon Age), so I'm excited to see something else coming out using the same era and backstory.
 
Unlike a lot of people, I'm not the least bit tired of Ezio, and I'd like to see the conclusion of his story.  I'm sure AC3 will move forward with a different setting and cast of characters, so one last visit to renaissance Italy should be amazing.
 
The "15-hour" part is a little disturbing; what did Ubisoft claim for AC2?  My playthrough took around 28 hours, but that was with 100% memory sync.  I hope they're not using multiplayer to justify a shorter length (especially if this is a full-price game), since I doubt I'd play online much.  Unless of course there's a good co-op mode.  And I don't mean "team up and assassinate this dude", I mean playing through entire story chapters with friends.