Year in and year out there are a few dates that you tend to mark on the calendar. The obvious ones are holidays, birthdays, and anniversaries. Then there's tax day, just because you can't escape it. If you've got kids, or are a student yourself, you also mark off the start/end dates of school, and school holidays. Working down the list you then get to sports - start/end of regular season, playoffs, games you might attend, etc. For gamers and those interested in the gaming industry, June means one thing - E3. It is THE big event of the gaming industry each year. Every few years things get a little more interesting, because the big 3 of the gaming (Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft) industry introduce new hardware. Well, not always at one E3. Last year Nintendo started off the new generation of consoles by revealing the Wii U.... and it has barely gone anywhere. It's not all that much better than the Wii in terms of performance, but it is an improvement. They also gave ...