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Posted: Jun 7th 2007 2:24PM Ghen said

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Oh man, E3 is just one of those things that used to make me read like 7 or 8 different blogs about the weekend.. I loved the glamor and I hope it comes back in some form!
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Posted: Jun 7th 2007 7:12PM (Unverified) said

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I could do without it. You had the people who weren't supposed to be there bragging about getting in and more obnoxiously, you had the so-called real gaming press whining about the people who weren't supposed to be there.

Aside from the complaints, you'd see a lot of booth babe pics with the same sex joke captions and a nerdy dude standing in the middle. You'd hear about how big and how loud and how expensive so-and-so company's booth was. Then, somewhere in there when the writer of the blog got to see an actual game, there would be a paragraph about how it looked and maybe played, but obviously nothing about the sound because it's too loud.

E3 was a lot of hype and little substance. We don't need it, even in its mini form. Got a game to show? Invite some press to your studio and demo it in a quiet, comfortable location and then they can report to us.
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Posted: Jun 7th 2007 8:29PM (Unverified) said

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Imagine if at the expo everyone had e.
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