It's not too early to have a spec sheet and be developing on a pc close to that spec. Now the console are just closed box pcs we don't really know what's happening.PS5 it is a bit early. Games liks Dreams and Wild games will probably have presentation during the european event.... And this is probably the reason no GT Sport trailer during the E3 conference only during the pre show... GT sales are huge in Europe...
And some japanese games during the TGS and maybe Sucker Punch teaser, TLOU2 gameplay and Death Stranding during PSX...
Why? It's fading and losing importance. Putting everything into one show in a break-neck event competing with everyone else's attention isn't necessarily the best way to do it. Just let E3 pass you by with everyone else fighting for attention, and then hold your own events with the whole world's eyes on you alone. Makes sense, and it's worked for Apple, doing their own thing instead of sharing the world Mobile stage.
E3 itself is no longer a must-do event. Ultimately Sony could have ridden the E3 train by buying a cheap ticket. Don't bother with a show, have a big booth for the foot-fall showcasing VR and stuff, and save your trailers and attention seeking for when the world's not too busy with too much going on.
(If it were me, I'd do crazy awesome fun stuff and get everyone talking, using the setting to one's PR advantage.)
So the whole point of doing conferences, and of course fighting over who won a conference, is really becoming less relevant by the year. Pointless.
2013's Microsoft really wishes you were right...
E3 is the ultimate pissing contest for videogame publishers and console makers. And always with ruinous results, but they can't just miss it.
You don't show up, you appear weak. You show up and don't put up the effort, you appear weak. You show up and try to appease everyone, you're not appeasing the core. You show up and try to appease the core, then you're just lame and trying too hard for the nerds.
The only time you win E3 is when all your direct competitors screw up so much, so badly and so consistently with everything they show/say that they become an enemy of the internet and you're considered the benevolent god of gaming in comparison.
That's Sony in 2013.
2013's Microsoft really wishes you were right...
E3 is the ultimate pissing contest for videogame publishers and console makers. And always with ruinous results, but they can't just miss it.
You don't show up, you appear weak. You show up and don't put up the effort, you appear weak. You show up and try to appease everyone, you're not appeasing the core. You show up and try to appease the core, then you're just lame and trying too hard for the nerds.
The only time you win E3 is when all your direct competitors screw up so much, so badly and so consistently with everything they show/say that they become an enemy of the internet and you're considered the benevolent god of gaming in comparison.
That's Sony in 2013.
What's funny is how extremely MS and Xbox centric the conversation on B3D has become over the last week.
Compare that to the launch of the PS4 Pro which as a big nothing burger. It was a big lead balloon.
is there really an overwhelming negative response?There certainly weren't hundreds and hundreds of posts complaining Sony had lost the plot or that Pro was too expensive. They dodged the bullet that Microsoft took in the face.
I still don't get the negativity myself, X looks great but I never expected it to have Zen or be cheap.
is there really an overwhelming negative response?
I think the more there's things to demonstrate it's capabilities the more people will see it's value?
yea I won't say your wrong, was going to say that also. Not sure if it's wood for the trees for me.I think you're confusing the way you feel with the way others feel. Just take a look at your own posts this past week, many were responding to people critical of the reveal and/or price. I don't see the relevance of Sony's conference to X's value proposition.
quite the opposite actually! Most folks were lost on the $399 Pro price! Myself included, still has incredible value for its price.There certainly weren't hundreds and hundreds of posts complaining Sony had lost the plot or that Pro was too expensive. They dodged the bullet that Microsoft took in the face.
I still don't get the negativity myself, X looks great but I never expected it to have Zen or be cheap.
Why? It's fading and losing importance. Putting everything into one show in a break-neck event competing with everyone else's attention isn't necessarily the best way to do it. Just let E3 pass you by with everyone else fighting for attention, and then hold your own events with the whole world's eyes on you alone. Makes sense, and it's worked for Apple, doing their own thing instead of sharing the world Mobile stage.
E3 itself is no longer a must-do event. Ultimately Sony could have ridden the E3 train by buying a cheap ticket. Don't bother with a show, have a big booth for the foot-fall showcasing VR and stuff, and save your trailers and attention seeking for when the world's not too busy with too much going on.
(If it were me, I'd do crazy awesome fun stuff and get everyone talking, using the setting to one's PR advantage.)
Except E3 still drives more attention than just about anything else. Outside of revealing a new console, most of events can't drive as much attention as e3. Is there any plans for B3D mods to create 8 stickies for expos happening later in the year?