Ever since the day I first heard about this game I knew I had to play it. This highly anticipated PlayStation 3 exclusive has game of the show, if not game of the year, potential. The Last of Us is brought to you by fan favorite studio Naughty Dog. So its got quite a pedigree behind it. (Pardon the bad pun.) Its also probably the most anticipated game on the PS3. So why not give us a playable demo? And why not make that demo available on the PSN network?

Over the years I have seen many weird and wonderful gadgets make their debut at the E3 Expo. This event has the potential to launch even the most obscure product into super-stardom. There were always a number of small companies that show up with strange and unique gadgets. I have witnessed everything from portable game systems, to strange controllers, and even obscure game consoles that never saw the light of day. We want to see more gadgets at the show. Because E3 isn't just about the software, it's also about hardware and gadgets.

When we first saw the WiiU controller we immediately thought it would make waves in the gaming industry. We also thought that the PS Vita and the PS3 could be used in much the same way as the WiiU tablet and console. It makes perfect sense for Sony to release a PS3 + PS Vita bundle to steal some of the spotlight from the WiiU. We're not saying this is a WiiU killer, certainly not, but its definitely a very appealing bundle.  

We are very excited to hear any news on Halo 4. But what we all really want is news on the multiplayer gameplay. After all, its the multiplayer combat that truly is the "meat and potatoes" of the Halo experience. We want a full multiplayer Halo 4 demo. And why not release it on Xbox Live for people who can't attend the show? This is the one aspect of the game that will sell more copies than anything else. Even though we love the Halo saga, its the multiplayer that keeps people coming back for more.

This is the single most anticipated game at E3. And even though Rockstar wont be attending the event, they may have something planned during the expo. And just to add to the hype our favorite analyst, Michael Pachter of Wedbush Morgan, recently revealed a juicy tidbit about parent company Take-Two.

Basically Take-Two has what's called a "convertible bond" which they can redeem on June 5th, which just happens to be the first day of E3. Basically the parent company invests in a bond, and if their stock has remains at a certain level until June 5th, they can "call in the bond" and a premium is paid to the bond owner. Take-Two needs to have a big announcement to make this happen. We all know the biggest gun in their arsenal is GTA V.

We expect another trailer, and possibly a launch date. At this point we will take any GTA V news. And what about rumors of the game coming to the Nintendo WiiU? Well they haven't gone away. One investor even claimed Rockstar is waiting to release the game to avoid holiday competition and to wait for a larger WiiU installed base. Wow! This is definitely going to be a crazy time for GTA fans. We can't wait to see what happens at E3!