Next week, the videogame industry holds its annual convention called E3, and after two years of attempting a low-key sort of affair, the organizers have returned to proper form by providing us with a giant, over-the-top experience full of pyrotechnics and flashing lights. I’ve gone three times in the past, and next week, I’ll be heading back again, camera in hand. Excited? Just a tad.
My only problem is that for the past three or four months, I’ve fallen out of the videogame loop. I’m normally very up on the new releases and gossip, but somehow I’ve become preoccupied with other fixations (ie. cooking, birds outside my window). So if any of you readers are gamers, let me know what I should be keeping my eyes out for. Also, if any of you are game publishers, feel free to hawk your wares my way. I’m notoriously prone to shilling when given freebies (and similarly prone to bitterness when denied, such as when Konami told me they were “out” of American Idol karaoke games for me to review. How does a publisher RUN OUT of games? I really wanted to unleash my inner Julia Roberts and say “Big mistake. Big. Huge!” but then I realized I didn’t have much leverage in that department. Whatever, assholes, you’ll regret crossing me!!!)
Anyway, let me know what’s up, people. And next week, I’ll be sure to have many photos from the geekiest/best thing I do all year.
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Two words: Brutal. Legend.
Okay, B-Side. I got your back. First let me agree with the other comment, Brutal Legend. Here we have a game about a rock fan that gets transported to a magical world of rock, demons, and pretty much everything you see on the cover of metal albums. Oh, and it’s voiced by Jack Black.
I’d also keep an eye out for the following:
Modern Warfare 2.
Assassin’s Creed 2.
Prototype.
Hope this helps.
Wow, that sounds like an absolute blast!
Take lots of pictures of everything new!
Does WII release new stuff during this event?
(Bring gatorade and power bars).