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I don't have numbers but i thought about it a few days ago as well. E3 and stuff means: "Watching the trailer 'live'" and "waiting for hours for playing one ga
by sigi45 8y ago
I don't have numbers but i thought about it a few days ago as well.
E3 and stuff means: "Watching the trailer 'live'" and "waiting for hours for playing one game for 10 minutes. Not even sure why companies like Nintendo, Sony and co spend so much money on it.
That shit is expensive, the journalists don't use the public both and the 'normal people' which are able to consume it, are not that much in comparison to advertising.
- ghaff 8y agoA lot of the value of big shows is that they're an opportunity for lots of meetings with partners, analysts, press, customers, etc. They keynotes and breakouts can be good, but I'd rather watch them on video. There are times I've gone to big shows and watched the keynotes from a hang space, overflow room, or my hotel room. I'm usually ion too many meetings to have much time to go to sessions anyway. Increasingly, though, I try to avoid the big events and spend my time at smaller ones where I find it easier to have informal conversations.