| KBG29 said: One thing that would have gave this a lot more life would be having the freaking developers on the stage. I know people had issues with devs, because they don't have the best stage skills, but at least they gave some life to the conference. The big 4 games would have been much better if we had the devs sharing their excitement, and a more in depth look at what we are seeing. I miss the old school E3's before it just became a glorified trailer reel. I miss the non gaming stuff that showed the diversity of the platforms. I miss sales figures, and slides projecting the future of the platform. Ever since the backlash against Microsoft with the Xbox One, E3 has become a lifeless and boring. MS brought a little bit of excitement back this year, but Sony took it to a whole new low. I hope we can get back to E3 being a celebration of the platform again. This used to be my favorite time of the year, but like I said, since the MS backlash, these conferences have become lifeless, and mostly pointless. If this is the way things continue, I have better things to do, and I'll just watch the trailers I am interested in once the show is over. |
I disagree. I get your point about it being just a glorified trailer presentation, but I don't enjoy devs on stage either.
I prefer devs on post show/pre show seat interviews. It just make them more cosy and allow us to select which interviews we want. In fact, many of them are still happening on e3, so I think e3 is still a dev/industry conference.
The big show part is for presenters and VIPs, in my opinion, not frightened devs with bad jokes and that makes e3 more interested for the general public which for me doesnt hurt the conference at all.
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