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Posted: May 23rd 2006 9:09PM (Unverified) said

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Oh, but what a point he makes..

Posted: May 23rd 2006 9:42PM (Unverified) said

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Someone writes a different version of this article every year. Get over it, pussies!

Posted: May 23rd 2006 9:57PM (Unverified) said

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I read the article this morning, it's pretty good.

Posted: May 24th 2006 7:34AM (Unverified) said

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I sometimes feel sorry for game journalists, but then I realize that its seriously cushy journalism. I mean Compared to reporting from war torn 3rd world countries it's laughable. Yet in comparison to "behind the desk" style jobs, it can be tough, especially with the onset of rabid fans, if you report somethign that is not to their favour. Anyway whinging about E3 seems to be a common theme every E3, but I think only fellow journalists would truly understand it, as the rest of the general gaming public craves that kind of exposure to anythign new and shiny.

Posted: May 24th 2006 11:01AM (Unverified) said

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To be honest I think the journalists complaining about E3 are quite sad and that they show a lot of dissrespect towards the fans WHO'D NOT THERE. Most of the people reading whatever the journalists write on E3 would (almost) kill to be at E3, and then all they get to do is read: "oh noes! I'm the first to play this new game! noes I hate it so much, this is so hard work! /wrist" It basically sounds like a bunch of emo kids with all the complaining.

That said, I'm actually quite glad I didn't have to stand in Nintendo's line and I'm also glad someone does. But I really feel the people going there should show some respect to the people who actually makes their living (their readers) directly or indirectly by not complaining that much about how horrible E3 is.

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