Ten things Nintendo should have said instead of "Sorry about E3"

Since E3 let out over a month ago, top Nintendo executives have come out of the woodwork to apologize for their part in the show.

Gamers that know about this also know that their excuses are pretty sub-par and typical. Sure, we can understand that some great games are on their way, but Nintendo did nothing more than destroy their credibility, or what was left of it, as a true gamer-serving company.

So really, they can say anything they want to try making up for it, even if it won't work for some of us. Here are some of the things they may as well say.