What steps are you referring to?
Well obviously I think the movie store announcement and immediate launch was a positive step, and the interplay with PSP is important. PSP support in general I would deem to have been 'strong' during the conference. There seemed to have been a number of PSN games shown as well, even if only Ratchet and Clank got a full segment. (can I mention also that Sony is quite indebted to Insomniac's efforts)
The 80GB SKU move is nice, I think it makes sense, and IMO it passes along to the consumer the reality that is an
extremely marginal cost differential between a 40GB drive and an 80GB drive.
Little Big Planet always entices of course, even if I have to say it was a bit of a crutch this go-around, and MAG looks good to me. Beyond these I would have liked to have seen some more Killzone 2, Motorstorm 2, and something actually tangible from GOW 3. But not seeing them is not the same as not knowing they're coming, which of course I do. Home also seems always in the future, but that's not anything new either.
What I got was what I expected, in some areas I was positively surprised, the presentation was lacking, and some "surprises" I would've liked to see I didn't get.
I don't know, it gets a B from me in terms of keeping me satisfied as a PS owner, and a C in terms of the 'game' they brought to E3.