TheOnlyOneHeEverFeared
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I was there, and when the price was announced there was an audible groan/boo from the crowd. Don't know if it came through on stream.
It did, I just rewatched the clip on youtube
I was there, and when the price was announced there was an audible groan/boo from the crowd. Don't know if it came through on stream.
I remembered there being some boos for the price announcement, but when I watched IGN's video it was silence followed by applause. Then I found this. Interesting!
https://youtu.be/Bkjxu90zVy0
I think as soon as Spencer said it, he knew how ridiculous it was. There's that moment of "they're not buying this".
I remembered there being some boos for the price announcement, but when I watched IGN's video it was silence followed by applause. Then I found this. Interesting!
https://youtu.be/Bkjxu90zVy0
That was the scripted [wait for applause] beat.
Was it microsoft who had the fake applause play through the speakers for one of their events?
I think MS and Sony both have done that. I do remember one year though when MS clearly had some mics in front of some employees who were cheering at every little thing, it was hilarious.
I remember just being shocked. I think most people didn't realize what had just happened before he was off the stage.I'm surprised people didn't throw shoes on stage for FFVII PSN.
The clapping = ok, booing = childish, just be quiet is silly. Be quiet the whole time then? "Positive feedback only" is ridiculous.
you used to be able to use the amount of clapping to measure enthusiasm towards an announcement. unfortunately sony and Microsoft began bringing in fanboys to cheer and shout for everything like idiots so those awkward moments are lessened.
Was microsoft not being booed in 2013?
I remembered there being some boos for the price announcement, but when I watched IGN's video it was silence followed by applause. Then I found this. Interesting!
https://youtu.be/Bkjxu90zVy0
I agree. I just disagree with the no booing opinions when they want to promote cheering, clapping and other positive crowd noise. And I share the opinion silence is as damning at such events.Clapping is fine and is the socially accepted way of showing respect/approval in such events. Neither cheering nor booing are appropriate in professional settings, in my opinion.
The clapping = ok, booing = childish, just be quiet is silly. Be quiet the whole time then? "Positive feedback only" is ridiculous.
Lmao yes that's just what the games press needs -- to boo more at E3 presentations.Press need to grow balls and boo, i think they fear they will get black listed though.
Yes, I am saying they should be doing neither cheering or booing. If they want cheering, that's an open invite for booing.They're suppose to be professional reporters, they're job is to report not "provide feedback"
the giant bomb guys have answered this. other than booing AT&T at the sony conference its never happened. booing is in poor taste.
you used to be able to use the amount of clapping to measure enthusiasm towards an announcement. unfortunately sony and Microsoft began bringing in fanboys to cheer and shout for everything like idiots so those awkward moments are lessened.
While I also don't like the cheering, some applause after a presentation is just being polite and is expected.Yes, I am saying they should be doing neither cheering or booing. If they want cheering, that's an open invite for booing.
#gamergateLmao yes that's just what the games press needs -- to boo more at E3 presentations.
Yes, I am saying they should be doing neither cheering or booing. If they want cheering, that's an open invite for booing.
Lmao yes that's just what the games press needs -- to boo more at E3 presentations.
I agree but I thought this was about reactions to announcements or big news during a presentation.While I also don't like the cheering, some applause after a presentation is just being polite and is expected.
The audio in that video has been edited. The booing and "be quiet" is actually from the techinical difficulties they had with the BF4 demo. The first instance was genuine.
Honestly don't remember. With a few exceptions (like the FFXV reveal) most E3 conferences have blended together in my mind. I do remember being there when AT&T was booed in 2011 tho. Hilarious momentHey Jason, were you there for 2013 Xbox? I was sitting on the right side, close to the back near the 343 staff. I clearly heard boos and groans. Where were you and did you hear anything?
Clapping is fine and is the socially accepted way of showing respect/approval in such events. Neither cheering nor booing are appropriate in professional settings, in my opinion.
Lmao yes that's just what the games press needs -- to boo more at E3 presentations.
Can you give examples?I've only ever heard boo's from the Sony conferences.
I've heard groans at technial errors like Microsofts E3 13 conference, but never any boo's outside Sonys conferences.
Honestly don't remember. With a few exceptions (like the FFXV reveal) most E3 conferences have blended together in my mind. I do remember being there when AT&T was booed in 2011 tho. Hilarious moment
Hoping I live to see the day when people start booing moneyhat announcements and exclusivity boasting
For a public event, fair enough. For a professional event like E3 is supposed to be, not really. If the journalists think it is nonsense they can just say so in their coverage.I agree but I thought this was about reactions to announcements or big news during a presentation.
I would love to hear audible groaning during preorder retailer exclusive nonsense or microtransaction reveals lol
If they put up tweets during the stream, its not professional imo.For a public event, fair enough. For a professional event like E3 is supposed to be, not really. If the journalists think it is nonsense they can just say so in their coverage.
There are so many things at E3 that have deserved to get boo'd over the years and never have. Folks are just too damn polite.