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noname2200 said:
Einsam_Delphin said:


lol what am I spinning? Are you saying that bringing E3 to the people is somehow a bad thing? 


I'm assuming you're still fairly young, so let me teach you the most valuable thing a person can ever know: People ruin everything.


Well they didn't ruin last year's E3 hands on event, not the one I went to anyway!



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noname2200 said:

 



Serious question: unless you're one of the relative handful of people who gets seats to the the conferences, what improvement is there between seeing a stream of a news conference and seeing a stream of a presentation which has the same news but is optimized for online viewers? Do you prefer awkward rambling speeches to fill in time, wasted transition periods where people are coming on and off the stage, and technical snafus? Or are you just one of those folks who needs a laugh track or other audience reaction to know how to feel about a show?

I am!



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iceland said:
Einsam_Delphin said:

I still felt that way after last year's E3! An event is simply more fun than watching trailers on a computer!

I guess it depends on who you are, for me E3 has always been about the reveals, the megatons, the content. 


I'm of course assuming Nintendo's equivalent of a press conference, being their Digital Event thing, will be atleast decent! Afterall they've got plenty of games to talk about like Zelda U, Smash Bros., Monolith's X, Yoshi Yarn, SMTxFE, Bayonetta 2, Sonic Boom, Hyrule Warriors, and there has to be newly unveiled games as the 3DS currently has nothing but Smash post E3!



They lost last year. The Direct was a disappointment. This year may be better because the plaint field is even.

Let's not get things twisted though; they lost last year because their reveals were lame, not because the format was different. If last years Direct had Metroid instead of DK, a better SM3DW ad, a Zelda Wii U reveal, Star Fox, etc, nobody would have given a shit about them not having a conference. Oh, and the streaming sucked. What they seriously need to do it just release a video instead of streaming it live.

Two things though.

1. They are already renting out the NOKIA theatre for the Smash Tournament. They should air the Digital Event at the NOKIA theatre as well, so the press can all watch the event together. Then after the Digital Event, they can stay for the Smash Tournament.

2. They should release a demo for Smash on the Wii U during E3. People should be given the option to play Smash the way it's meant to be played if they have the Wii U: At home with friends. All they have to do is limit the amount of characters to 4 (Mario-Sonic-Mega Man-Villager/*Packman*) and only allow for battle on two stages. Battle Field and Final Destination. This way it is limited enough, but fun to play and people who already own a Wii U can convince their friends to play it this way.



_crazy_man_ said:
Hankoney said:
_crazy_man_ said:
Hankoney said:

 




It's not ironic, it's just sad. Just to be sure we're talking about the same thing, it's about grown ups playing this?

Are we really going to bring up the "anything kiddie isn't real gaming" debate?

Come on, be better than this.

 

Edit:

*Dat banhammer*

He doesn't kno SSB is one of the most competitive games of all time lol.



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Wagram said:
Nintendos E3 was pitiful last year in my opinion, but I do appreciate the removal of all the business speak.


If you thought last year was pitiuful, then I'm really curious to hear what Nintendo would have to do for you to deem it a good E3!



IsawYoshi said:

Not talking for the fps guy, but not having it in the normal press conference format makes us lose those magic moments that happens sometimes. Those beautiful moments that rarely happens, but when they do, like the Twilight Princess reveal, it's awesome to watch. Other than that this style of presenting it is better, as you yourself explained rather perfectly. :D

I admit the Twilight Princess reveal was something special, and that the potential for those goes away with a streamed video. Those moments are exceedingly rare, though. I'm more sad that the potential for disaster gets cut down this way: Riiiiiiidge Racer!, Miyamoto being unable to play Skyward Sword, Microsoft guy clapping by himself, Giant Enemy Crab, Duffy looking terrified at being at E3, Ravi Drums, and of course the entire Konami 2011 (Extreeeeeeeeeeeeeme!) would never happen without the magic of live conferences.

But overall, I'd say streaming a video is better for those of us who can't be there anyways.



rolltide101x said:
Not very interesting to me. I would much rather watch a presentation with a ton of games than stand in line to play 1 game for 2 minutes. Boring... I own a Wii U and intend on getting Smash Bros for it but no way in heck would I waste my time standing in line to play it. Now if it was Destiny or Dragon Age I might would consider it....


No one said you can't do both! Assuming it's just like last year, the Digital Event will be on one day, then the Best Buy events will begin the next.



Wagram said:
Nintendos E3 was pitiful last year in my opinion, but I do appreciate the removal of all the business speak.


It will (should) be much better than last year. That said the advantage of directs are the removal of 90% business speeches! That would be nice for allof the big 3 :)



To me it sounds like they haven't got all that much to talk about this year, besides Smash, so they're just throwing their weight behind that. Avoidance is never the answer, and not having a conference again gives me a bad vibe. But who cares if Nintendo wants to dig a ditch for itself, let them.



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