pokoko said:
I understand what you're saying but the recorded events would have to be less awkward, bloated, and overproduced themselves. I mean, when you have Reggie and another grown man sitting down to play with Skylander Amiibo or you have Miyamoto wandering around looking at temples, then you're hitting the hat-trick for awkward, bloated, and overproduced. Still the absolute best show I've ever seen at an E3 was Sony's from last year (or was it the year before?) where they showed games one after another. Live or recorded, both can be done well or done poorly. |
Those examples are a bit unfair though, they're not awkward because they're recorded, they're awkward because they were basically made to fill up time during Nintendo's 2015 presentation seeing as they had nothing else to show. That whole presentation was filler now that I think about it. Worst Nintendo E3 ever imo =P
