I feel like the loss is almost symbolic, because it's nowhere near as good as it was in its heyday.Dead for a while now but still blows...
It's about vindication over the belief that some recent E3 trends were "killing E3", going back to when E3 first became a public-open event.I'll never really get the glee people take from E3 getting canned. E3 week was always fun. And much better than the absolute trash shows Geoff Keighley puts out.
Could be done great independently, but it hasn’t happened for Sony since they left. Most of their showcases or events never came close to their E3 highs. If that was the case everyone would be happy with no E3. That’s not the case though. Until it is I’m gonna saying no E3 sucks.Why do you need an alternative? From the moment Sony left the party to it becoming a covid online panel series crammed together rather than an expo it's completely pointless because anything that can be done under the E3 umbrella in this format can be done much better independently. In a time every participant sees fit and is ready for, rather than putting together an utterly forced shitshow like many of those we've seen last year.
I used to love E3, watched every single conference live online ever since that became possible, after following all kinds of coverage since mid 90s. It's long dead man, it's time to move on.
How’s this a good thing?Good riddance.
its dead for goodGood so I guess E3 returns 2023 then full force?
Now this is a good point and something that I never thought of.it's completely pointless because anything that can be done under the E3 umbrella in this format can be done much better independently. In a time every participant sees fit and is ready for, rather than putting together an utterly forced shitshow like many of those we've seen last year.
The E3 that they're remembering and the E3 that you're remembering are from 2 different generations. I would have been sad about this news if this were pre-2012 E3. Almost this entire decade has had a massive negative impact on the event, from both inside and outside parties and Geoff was already running the show and interviews near it's end. I would instead feel like a clown for wanting this shambling corpse of an expo to keep walking.The people who celebrate this are fucking clowns.
I welcome E3 being gone forever if that's what this cancellation means. I haven't watched one since 2011.
As an old fart in terms of gaming culture, life is infinitely better when you completely fall out of the loop with the games that people are hyped on.
At some point the game is gonna release and you'll feel like you never waited for it. Elden Ring for example, I didn't know the game existed until like 6 months before it released and even then, I forgot about it until the day it released. "Oh cool, new Souls game released..."
Fuck waiting years for games. Just be clueless about it and everything feels like a gift that arrived at the right time.
edit: Just read the post above mine, lol. Serendipitous.
How many games suffer due to hype and presentations though?The people who celebrate this are fucking clowns.
I swear some of you actually hate gaming... while posting constantly on gaming forums like a bunch of weirdos.
The people who celebrate this are fucking clowns.
I swear some of you actually hate gaming... while posting constantly on gaming forums like a bunch of weirdos.
My only counterpoint to this is that I enjoy seeing old devs/new dev teams come out of nowhere to reveal a brand new game that surprises and delights people. It makes me put a game on my radar that I otherwise would have never found out about because people don't realize how many games slip through the cracks when they aren't Triple A.As an old fart in terms of gaming culture, life is infinitely better when you completely fall out of the loop with the games that people are hyped on.
At some point the game is gonna release and you'll feel like you never waited for it. Elden Ring for example, I didn't know the game existed until like 6 months before it released and even then, I forgot about it until the day it released. "Oh cool, new Souls game released..."
Fuck waiting years for games. Just be clueless about it and everything feels like a gift that arrived at the right time.
E3 hasn’t been good for long time and there is too much pressure for devs to build demo only for E3 which they could use that resource and effort for actual game development, in my eyes good riddance.The people who celebrate this are fucking clowns.
I swear some of you actually hate gaming... while posting constantly on gaming forums like a bunch of weirdos.
Now you have the likes of Ubisoft and EA taking center stage with their godawful self-important conferences that nobody asked for.
They should have tried to charge Sony so much to rent a space there. They needed the big boys on their side and they played hard Ball with them.Just this year for now but this doesn't bode well for the future of the event.