The booths which the three bigwig game-console market rivals - Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo - set up at the E3 show gave an interesting peek at the strategic moves being planned by them in the near future.

Microsoft's E3 booth was quite a clean enclosure, with its not-so-inviting white walls and its warm green interiors reflecting the company's Xbox game console. With green also indicating the gamers desire to play, the Microsoft booth was crowded at all times. Most of the visitors were virtually lined up to catch a glimpse of the biggest exclusive, Titanfall.

In a stark comparison to the Microsoft booth was the Sony booth, which was quite like a party. The booth's black walls clashed with Microsoft's white walls. Sony was obviously proud of its presentations at its press conference and it showed that by projecting games on raised walls in every direction --- indicating a full-fledged Sony show.

The Nintendo E3 booth did not have any long lines, except for those at the roulette table where the E3 attendees could win prizes. On the TV screen in the booth was a Mario character that conversed with the crowd awaiting their turn to play a 3DS game.

On the whole, Microsoft's E3 booth was the most closed off booth, with the biggest interest being the Titanfall exclusive which the company is coming out with in the future; the Sony booth was always full and the company demonstrated a number of its forthcoming offerings; while the Nintendo booth was wide open and welcoming!