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bigtakilla said:
Jranation said:
I actually want them to do a Conference , then a few hours they would put a live digital event ( like a direct) which just explains more about the game, and words from its developers.

But Last Year was really good. Sooooooo, if i had to choose between one of them, i would say A Digital Again. Especially since Nintendo has lots of Non english speaker developers, having a translator on stage with them quiet have that exciting feeling to it.

Maybe were going to see another Smash Comp @e3? or something else?

But then wouldn't that render the live event pretty much a waste of time.

So, they show a small clip of the game, then announce the title of whatever. Then show longer better footage later.... I just don't see how that's benificial.... You have to pay a TON for stage time at E3, which they probably spent a fraction on making the Digital Event and most everyone thought their event was the best.

I don't know... I'm not trying to downplay your idea, I just don't see how it would be any more benificial... What do you see as the benifit..


Oh, i didnt thought about the cost of the entire event =D

I just thought how Nintendo doesnt have much time to show both upcoming games on the Wii U and on the 3DS.  Sooo, they can use the extra direct to 'Take' you  aboard on this Hype train ( to those who havent went on =D ) by just showing a little more footage, and intreviews from the developers working on those games. They could use this to announce little stuff like a system updates, more themes for the 3DS . And since gaming sites releases articles on what the companies announced during their presentation, if Nintendo announced or show more footage, they will get more articles = more people will get intreset in it. 

 

Well i just think that this is a one time event every year that they could put much more into it ( same with other companies ). 

"the more the better"  =D thats what i think. 



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