Yoooooooooo.An update: Sony won't even be at the show-floor, being a complete no-show.
That’s, very odd. My only guess is that they’ve got something else.
PlayStation 5...?
Yoooooooooo.An update: Sony won't even be at the show-floor, being a complete no-show.
Yoooooooooo.
That’s, very odd. My only guess is that they’ve got something else.
PlayStation 5...?
See or release? A 2020 release doesn’t really negate a 2019 unveil. Just seems strange for them to abandon E3.This seems like classic Arrogant Sony. Plus we won't see the PS5 till 2020.
Except Sony won’t even be on the show floor. It’s weird as heck. Someone pointed out how next year is PlayStation’s 25th anniversary so maybe they’re doing something for that.I mean, with Tokyo Games Show and Gamescom presumably bringing in more attendance, why not try to promote Sony at two big international spots? And that's not to say they may not have something planned for before E3, see EAPlay for example. It would just likely mean, that they will not take part in the larger picture of the con. Reminds me..strangely, of Nintendo and E3 for 2016, but on a different level.
Big events/conventions are still exciting though. It’s also fun to see audiences react to announcements. Sometimes I imagine how cool it would’ve been to see a whole auditorium go nuts for the Metroid Prime 4 announcement with Reggie standing and smiling on stage.Why bother renting out space at E3 when you can get the same amount of exposure releasing trailers on YouTube.
E3 is a dinosaur as-is.
Big events/conventions are still exciting though. It’s also fun to see audiences react to announcements. Sometimes I imagine how cool it would’ve been to see a whole auditorium go nuts for the Metroid Prime 4 announcement with Reggie standing and smiling on stage.
Well, yeah, but it’s about showing fans appreciation too and then in turn, you can give them a hands on demo to certain products, which makes them more likely to spend money.But none of that matters. People aren’t going to buy more copies of a game because people cheered in an auditorium
Maybe I’m just old fashioned then. I’m also someone that greatly prefers buying physical versions of games even with the huge push for digital/streaming.But none of that matters. People aren’t going to buy more copies of a game because people cheered in an auditorium
Meanwhile, my Day 1 Xbox One is still working like new (I have a PS4, too). Won’t be buying a new console until either PS5 or next-gen Xbox releases.
See or release? A 2020 release doesn’t really negate a 2019 unveil. Just seems strange for them to abandon E3.
Why bother renting out space at E3 when you can get the same amount of exposure releasing trailers on YouTube.
E3 is a dinosaur as-is.
Lol. Good luck getting the same type of announcements at the show.To address..an elephant in the room, CBS is going against The Game Awards, with Gamers Choice Awards.
2018 Gamers' Choice Awards - Gaming Nominees
GCA, will be made with those from Teen Choice Awards, as it will commence on December 9th, three days after The Game Awards.