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osed125 said:
riderz13371 said:
Busted said:
riderz13371 said:
Busted said:
If they hate money, then yes... i doubt it.

Why would showing less casual games at E3 make them lose money?

Gamers are always actually looking for news, release dates, new games, whatever, we know all that we need to know, casuals on the other hand don't, they don't know when the new Wii Fit, Just Dance, or ''special'' game (wonderbook, wii sports, party games, etc) will come out so companies need to tell them and the E3 is probably the only (or should i say the most by far) mainstream place where videogame companies can say ''this'' and everyone will know about it, they need people who don't usually know about videogames to see that there's something they should buy.

People buy products so people = money,  more people knows about this product = more people buys it, more people buys this product = more money (product being videogames in general not an specific one)

They need to reach every possible consumer why would they miss their biggest oportunity to do so, that when people who normaly doesn't care, actually do.

Yes but do the casuals even watch E3? Considering you have to stream it I don't think people actually take the time to find out what date/time it's on. 

They don't watch it, but because of the importance of the conference they now about the stuff shown in newspaper and non gaming websites. Heck even in my country the only time (or one of the few times) when I see video game related news on the papers is during E3.

-^This^ -

Exactly.