HappySqurriel on 12 July 2007
| outlawauron said: Being that E3 is a show for showing of their games to thousands of hardcore gamers. You would that Nintendo wouldn't have won with their bragging, annoucing dates for games, and showing a workout game. |
August 1st 2007 (or any day of the year) Nintendo could invite a handful of major websites and magazines to their compound where they can wine and dine them, let them play the upcomming games to their hearts content, and give them a press package including good screenshots, videos and trailers; they will spend a fraction (1% to 5%) as they would at E3, get good press and get the attention of the hard-core gamers.
They have 1 opportunity to get the attention of the mainstream press before these products are released ... The New York Times and Washington Post will not send a reporter to Nintendo's compound on an arbitrary date to look at upcomming videogames.
