Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
This sounds like a complete cluster fukk
But its not like Keighlys shows have been any better. I just don’t think these big summer events are needed anymore, theres not enough content to go around.
E3 2023 Returns June 13-16, separate consumer and industry days/spaces
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This sounds like a complete cluster fukk
But its not like Keighlys shows have been any better. I just don’t think these big summer events are needed anymore, theres not enough content to go around.
shyt sounds garbage. They always overcomplicating shyt.
Actually, this could possibly work to make both sides of the equation have a better experience.
Having split presentation sides could lure companies that have left E3 behind back, on one side or the other. For example, companies like Sony and EA can have their own separate E3 adjacent events, and and then have a customer facing booth that's focused on promo for stuff that's actually available soon. Or, a company could have a press only presence for closed doors/hands off presentations without a need for a mostly useless customer facing booth.
Or, for the case of companies that want both, you don't have that awkward situation where lines for playable demos get bogged down for consumers because some PR rep had a media member cut the line to get their demo in for an article.
I say let's give it a chance to crash and burn before shytting on it.
Having split presentation sides could lure companies that have left E3 behind back, on one side or the other. For example, companies like Sony and EA can have their own separate E3 adjacent events, and and then have a customer facing booth that's focused on promo for stuff that's actually available soon. Or, a company could have a press only presence for closed doors/hands off presentations without a need for a mostly useless customer facing booth.
Or, for the case of companies that want both, you don't have that awkward situation where lines for playable demos get bogged down for consumers because some PR rep had a media member cut the line to get their demo in for an article.
I say let's give it a chance to crash and burn before shytting on it.
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Hopefully this doesn't get cancelled. I do think E3 is good for the gaming community
This is how it should always have been done once it was open to the public.
They already had exclusive and vip areas.
This is the perfect middle ground.
Something for the gamers and something for the business side
They already had exclusive and vip areas.
This is the perfect middle ground.
Something for the gamers and something for the business side
