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COKTOE on 21 May 2017
Porcupine_I said:
I can't wait to see how much weight Meredith Molinari has gained this year.

Ha ha. Oh boy. I had to use google to see who she is. Pretty girl.



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Ganoncrotch on 21 May 2017

Was expecting to open the thread and just see



With the added playstation power of manufacturing so there will be plenty of them on shelves... one way or the other.



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Carl on 21 May 2017

Another 1am show in the UK.

Fuck my life.



                            

Heavenly_King on 21 May 2017
KLXVER said:
So like Nintendos Treehouse thing? That's awesome.

This has been done by Sony for years (4-5) now.  This is not the first time.



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KLXVER on 21 May 2017
Heavenly_King said:
KLXVER said:
So like Nintendos Treehouse thing? That's awesome.

This has been done by Sony for years (4-5) now.  This is not the first time.

Ok, so its not like the Treehouse thing then. Fair enough.



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pokoko on 21 May 2017
KLAMarine said:
Lawlight said:

It is an exaggeration because the video game market crashed in NA only.

I see. What was the industry like in Europe and Japan at the time?

Computer gaming was rising in Europe and held sway there for quite awhile. A lot of innovations we credit to console games actually appeared on PC games first. Sega actually did pretty well in Europe compared to Nintendo. In Japan, the arcade scene was gaining in popularity, which is the real root from which the current lineage of consoles derived. A lot of arcade developers were growing and looking into creating a home gaming system. Sega released a home console on the same day as the NES--and lost because the NES was far more advanced. Yes, Nintendo's first success in the market was at least partially because they had the most powerful console. If it hadn't been Nintendo then it would have been someone else (probably Sega, a company that was hurt very badly by Nintendo's illegal tactics in the US). Would they have been as successful? Maybe, maybe not. It would have happened, though, even if it had a different form.



ZODIARKrebirth on 21 May 2017
Namiirei said:
ZODIARKrebirth said:

maybe not if it's a bigger project

don't give False hope for Bralod.

the time before the events like e3 are living from dreams and hopes



S.T.A.G.E. on 21 May 2017
DialgaMarine said:
Oh my god, I can't wait. Sony is going to be dropping some serious bombs this year. If push comes to shove, this could literally be Sony's greatest E3 in PlayStation history.

Truth. If Sony beats last years Playstation experience this generation is over. Nintendo just needs third party and Microsoft...Microsoft needs a prayer.



S.T.A.G.E. on 21 May 2017

A dramatization of Sonys E3 based on expectation...

 

 

 

Just making sure I get all the angles right.



KLAMarine on 21 May 2017
pokoko said:
KLAMarine said:

I see. What was the industry like in Europe and Japan at the time?

Computer gaming was rising in Europe and held sway there for quite awhile. A lot of innovations we credit to console games actually appeared on PC games first. Sega actually did pretty well in Europe compared to Nintendo. In Japan, the arcade scene was gaining in popularity, which is the real root from which the current lineage of consoles derived. A lot of arcade developers were growing and looking into creating a home gaming system. Sega released a home console on the same day as the NES--and lost because the NES was far more advanced. Yes, Nintendo's first success in the market was at least partially because they had the most powerful console. If it hadn't been Nintendo then it would have been someone else (probably Sega, a company that was hurt very badly by Nintendo's illegal tactics in the US). Would they have been as successful? Maybe, maybe not. It would have happened, though, even if it had a different form.

Illegal tactics?