railven
09-01-2008, 06:11 PM
I'm catching up on some of my readings (stuck at work) and came across this piece:
http://www.gamepolitics.com/2008/08/29/will-wright-e3-quotthe-walking-deadquot
It almost feels like a zombie at this point; it's the walking dead. It's such an abrupt end to what was E3, which had been this huge escalating arms race.
I understand why they really pulled the plug on the big E3. Looking at the amount of money a company like EA would spend on it, it was ridiculous amounts of money just to be present and competitive with everyone else, so I think they were looking for a way to sign the arms treaty and de-escalate the whole thing.
Right now we're in this kind of dicey, do we have an event, what event is it, which one do we go to? I think we're in an uncomfortable transition zone when really the real E3 died a couple of years ago.
I'd have to agree with Wright. I think the last E3 were I was really excited was 2005/2006. PS3/Wii/Xbox360 news galore!
http://www.gamepolitics.com/2008/08/29/will-wright-e3-quotthe-walking-deadquot
It almost feels like a zombie at this point; it's the walking dead. It's such an abrupt end to what was E3, which had been this huge escalating arms race.
I understand why they really pulled the plug on the big E3. Looking at the amount of money a company like EA would spend on it, it was ridiculous amounts of money just to be present and competitive with everyone else, so I think they were looking for a way to sign the arms treaty and de-escalate the whole thing.
Right now we're in this kind of dicey, do we have an event, what event is it, which one do we go to? I think we're in an uncomfortable transition zone when really the real E3 died a couple of years ago.
I'd have to agree with Wright. I think the last E3 were I was really excited was 2005/2006. PS3/Wii/Xbox360 news galore!
