Everything that was covered had been announced beforehand. People in the chat were gutted that there was no surprise.
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Resident Evil Village RE:Verse – Free multiplayer content for owners of the base game.Resident Evil Village– Additional content soon.Everyone was pretty excited going into the Capcom presentation… well, except those that had wandered off early from being bored/lectured half to death. Is it not? Also, who are you going to cast to voice animals, aliens, monsters, and giant yellow spider-space-mutants? Does one simple identify themself into the role they desire? Pandering morons. I bet a lot of jobs you get are translated, and by the dumb logic written in YOUR righteous pamphlet, that is appropriation. Think yourselves lucky you have as much work as you get. A group of people that make (often silly) voices in a studio for a living are ones to discuss this why? Narcissism, that’s why. This time, we have a load of voice actors complaining about how there isn’t enough representation in their industry. More things that aren’t video game trailers and reveals next. One Lonely Outpost – Space outpost/farm manager.Slaughter League – Assault course with comical deaths.To The Rescue! – Dog shelter manager they also give a portion of their profits to charity.Cat Cafe Manager– Looks as good as it sounds.
There’s something for everyone from this collection of trailers. Extragalactica– Pixel art Sonic, but not Sonic.Neko Ghost, Jump! – Cute kitty Paper Mario.Fallen Ace – Looks like a 1920s prequel to XIII.Once this was over, we were treated to some great trailers. The Twitch chat was rightly kicking off at this point there’d been hardly anything to do with actual video gameplay (or footage) at this point. The phrase “here to put smiles on faces” always gets a little red flag from me WWE and Disney love that one too. Second, admitting you allow your partners to “identify as indie” just pisses over the whole concept, other than to admit it’s just a genre and a farce on your part. First of all, if you’re a part of Nintendo, you’re not indie. Sadly, we didn’t have all the right people to make them. There were some interesting points brought up here. This isn’t art this is colorful marketing. Deadmau5 even collaborated with them and talked some utter tripe about this being art. Didn’t take them long to get Blanko from Funko… clever. I imagine it will make a handful of people a ridiculous amount of coin, and everyone else, not so much. The host even said, “That’s great conversation there” – who the fuck speaks like that?įrom one money grabber in sheep’s clothing to another…īasically, we’ve now got NFTs within games. From the actual salesmen down to the friendly hosts and “influencers.”Īround 30 minutes of a conference call with people misusing/misunderstanding the words “equality,” “equity,” and “diversity.” It sounded like they were each reading their favorite passages from something and patting each other on the back for going through the narrative pamphlet to the letter. I feel like a business mogul on a reality show where everyone’s showing me their sales pitch that they’ve been practicing all year. Trust me, being somewhere closer to the first show would be a hell of a lot better than this over-produced, unnecessary bollocks. I got the impression it was meant to be some kind of flex due to the digs about it looking old, dirty, and smelly. We were shown a video package of the original E3. They’ve even got Earthworm Jim AND Ecco the Dolphin’s creators to both make new games! This will do pretty well, I think. They’ve got the rights to a lot of old classics and made them modern. From their statement regarding their games, it’s $10 for a digital and $20 for a physical copy plus, they’re against the post-sales revenue fleecing. I see the Dreamcast memory cards, PSP, GBA, and more in there. Intellivision obviously bided their time, gathered loads of information from the last 20+ years, and made the best of several worlds. The retro gaming veterans are back with their answer to the Switch, but with Wii marketing, kind of. Bring on the games I don’t think people want faster internet in exchange for headaches and worse yet. The whole “presentation” had a ceremonial/pyramid scheme vibe. Some Verizon snake spent a while saying how keen he was to see more skirts at work. This was brutal, and the smell didn’t clear when it ended either. They’ve given me head and toothache as it is. Let’s not give them any more of our attention. If you’d like to watch the entire presentation, you can check it out here.
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