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Posted by shaw on Jul-21-2008 03:23:

Posted by Moongoose on Jul-21-2008 09:15:

If all alse fails, turn to webcomics for the answer.

This one has nothing to do with E3 but i just like it

Posted by RS Trax on Jul-21-2008 20:02:

LOL, I was about to post those gifs. I like that last one too.
Here's a similar one I found:

and a Fatal Frame one:

Yeah, I know everybody's bummed about this year's E3.
Clearly the event is no longer how it used to be since last generation.
Because of its popularity, now there are newer faces and more press to amuse.
The real games were actually off the stage for anyone who's actually gone to this event.
-- namely Mega Man 9, The Conduit, Wario Land Shake, Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia, Elebits 2 and Pokemon Ranger 2. Of course for HD gaming, there's Street Fighter IV, Soul Calibur IV, and Call of Duty.

The actual show is mere meaningless now because of the majority of the new audience while the real gamers are actually playing the games at the booths rather than sitting through a conference.

But let's lighten up, we'll still have E for All, Spaceworld, and Tokyo Game Show to look forward to.

Here's the E3: Wii Release Schedule for 2008:
http://wii.ign.com/articles/889/889814p1.html

and E3: Nintendo DS Release Schedule for 2008:
http://ds.ign.com/articles/889/889804p1.html

// Roth

Posted by miamitranceman on Jul-22-2008 00:20:

I thought Space World was cancelled years ago by Nintendo.

Posted by TigerClaw on Jul-22-2008 19:56:

Posted by DaveT on Jul-27-2008 16:29:

With E3 being scaled back more and more each year we held our operations and stage show at a local hotel....we built our set and everything from the ground up in two days...all in the midst of running around taking care of press conference stuff (testing, live webcasts, etc)....

Anyhow, as insane as things were behind the scenes and during the show, we were able to pull it all off.

We did 24+ hours of stage show demos in three days. Note each day it's non-stop coverage for hours...demo after demo with a short taped segement or little staff-talks on camera in between each one as the next demo was being setup.

Anyhow, we did something like 75 game demos..15 minutes each. And all can be watched, uncut, here: CLICK ME!!!

You can also watch all the press conferences through this page, too.

Man...what a rough year. We do all our live webcasts & stage shows pretty much using only our small internal team...we had a large team overall for this year's E3 video coverage but the stage show and press conferene webcasts were all pulled off by an amazingly small team overall...so in the end, as tough as it was..probably the most satisfying E3 ever...and this was personally my 11th E3 that I've covered.

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