Wii U is not the final name of the console, having collated information over the past six months Nintendo it seems has gone for a more simple approach, the name? Nintendo HD

E3 2012 will surprise many in a positive fashion, especially those who felt pretty flat regarding not only the approach and execution of Nintendo's unveiling of the system but the system itself. It seems those who are trying to dig deep into the developing world are all hearing the same thing, the system is not a Xbox 360 or Playstation 3 but a more capable system with a much more unified online set up than Wii.

First party development especially, is ramping up to show off some pretty exciting software, not only will there be a few "blasts from the past" (Star Fox) announcements, there will also be new intellectual properties that strike a good balance between core gameplay and more family friendly software.

Nintendo as a whole has done a terrific job in certifying itself with this new system, they have respected and worked with developer feedback and the results of this will shown at E3 2012.

Between the big three this summer, Nintendo is looking more than likely to have the best showing and prospects at this moment in time.