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RealGamingExpert on 10 June 2014
dharh said:
RealGamingExpert said:
dharh said:
RolStoppable said:
I for one can't wait for Sony and Microsoft to catch up with the times and follow Nintendo's lead.

45 minutes? No way. Going by SONYs and MSs conference they showed over 20 games each. I could count at least a couple games on each side that I might like. Nintendos digital event? Less than a dozen showed. I _might_ like 1 game from what they showed, and thats still a big if. The Zelda reveal (not looks, idgaf about the looks at this point) was bad. It either showed no gameplay or that gameplay is going to be garbage. Nintendo digital events go to the heart of what is wrong with Nintendo's strategy, lack of games.

Yeah i think you are pretty much the only one that thinks so.

Especially at the Zelda part...


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dharh on 10 June 2014
RealGamingExpert said:
dharh said:


Do I care? Don't condesend me by trying to say oh your opinion doesn't matter, you're the only one. Bite me.

I am not going to bite a cactus! I aint that stupid! :P


Heh.



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Super_Boom on 10 June 2014

Not sure if it's better or worse, though I personal enjoyed the pre-recorded event more than Nintendo's live events in the past few years. The Robot Chicken skit was amazing, and I loved how they poked fun at the naysayers in the beginning. Live events have their advantages, but as somone who will likely never attend an E3 conference personally, I think the digital event suits me perfectly. No awkward pauses, no technical problems, and no having to hear an audience in the background were all pluses in my book.

As for if Sony and Microsoft will follow this strategy, I honestly think it's unlikely, at least for the time being. Though I could be wrong....



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Soundwave on 10 June 2014

I think they could've added another 5 minutes to their Digital Event to space it out more, but overall yeah I agree. The Smash invitational was also pretty awesome and I'm not even a big Smash fan.



JWeinCom on 10 June 2014
dharh said:
RolStoppable said:
I for one can't wait for Sony and Microsoft to catch up with the times and follow Nintendo's lead.

45 minutes? No way. Going by SONYs and MSs conference they showed over 20 games each. I could count at least a couple games on each side that I might like. Nintendos digital event? Less than a dozen showed. I _might_ like 1 game from what they showed, and thats still a big if. The Zelda reveal (not looks, idgaf about the looks at this point) was bad. It either showed no gameplay or that gameplay is going to be garbage. Nintendo digital events go to the heart of what is wrong with Nintendo's strategy, lack of games.


I agree.  It was just terrible that they didn't show gameplay in the Zelda trailer.  They should have showed gameplay like Halo, Phantom Dust, Bloodborne, and Uncharted.