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E3 Gate Crasher: Ghetto Vader – Let Him In?
8:35AM Kotaku US Edition | Ghetto Vader here came all the way from The Bronx to crash E3 even though he doesn’t have an invite. Should we let him in? Gawker Media polls require Javascript; if you’re viewing this in an RSS reader, click through to view in your Javascript-enabled web browser. [Fukupayme] More »1:50PM Luke Plunkett | Mega Man 9: WiiWare ONLY – False alarm. Please, go ahead and disregard this morning’s post regarding Mega Man 9 being available for the PSN and XBLA. Capcom have since removed those listings from their E3 lineup (calling it “a mistake”), and have confirmed the game will only be appearing on the Wii. More »
Crecente, Croal and Totilo Pre-3 Talk Part 2
11:00PM Brian Ashcraft | More talking! Newsweek’s N’Gai Croal, Stephen Totilo from Hogan Knows Best, Brian Crecente and Brian Crecente’s hair are back for another pre-E3 chit-chat. This time around, the fellas talk about Sony’s E3. Insights abound — especially from Crecente’s hair. If you missed Part 1, click here. More »
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Why Won’t Duke Nukem Forever Be At E3?
2:30PM Luke Plunkett | Duke Nukem’s development is – according to 3D Realms’ Scott Miller – “swimming along nicely”. No, “seriously nicely”. So it’s fair to assume that we’ll be seeing it in some kind of capacity at this year’s E3, right? Uh, no. It won’t be there. At all. Why not? Miller says it’s because E3 is now irrelevant. “It’s just that we view E3 as irrelevant nowadays. In fact, I wasn’t even aware it was coming up”. Harsh words from Scott Miller, who is perhaps secretly envious that E3 has a firm date. 3D Realms: Duke Coming Along, E3 “Irrelevant” [Next-Gen] More »PC Gaming Barely Attending E3
2:00AM Stephen Totilo | PC gaming isn’t dead. It just not applying for an E3 credential or getting fitted for a booth babe thong. Microsoft decided to showcase PC gaming this week in San Francisco and Intel isn’t having an E3 presence because… Kevin Unangst, senior global director of Windows gaming at Microsoft, said his team decided to show off PC games at an event in San Francisco this week to avoid being overshadowed at E3. “As it has morphed, E3 has fundamentally become a console show,” he said. “We didn’t want to just squeeze out some time at a console show.” Having attended E3 since 2001, I can say that PC games were among the harder to appreciate during a compressed game-packed week. Still, E3’s just a console show now? Don’t expect to see many PC games at upcoming E3 game show [Venture Beat] More »
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