Which means most likely - Less than a month to moar Silunt hilz!
From Wired
The annual E3 show is a cacophany of games, announcements and breaking news. How do you make your company stand out? If you’re Konami, you escape E3 entirely.
While the Japanese publisher of Metal Gear Solid and Silent Hill will have a booth at the show, which takes place in Los Angeles from June 7-9, it will move its annual press conference to Thursday, June 2, the week before the expo.
In addition to streaming its new game announcements live via several different gaming websites, Konami also says it will host “live viewing parties†in cities around the world, which currently include Los Angeles, San Francisco, Toronto, São Paulo and Mexico City. Journalists and fans alike will be invited to the events.
Konami’s press conference at last year’s E3 was, to put it mildly, an unintentionally hilarious disaster in which executives and developers had trouble reading absurdly written lines off teleprompters. (Highlights above.) It surely knows that all eyes are upon it this year to see what might transpire.
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I hope it's just a different trailer and a few screenshots that are released, there will be a demo at the actual E3, so that'll probably make its way onto the web
Who else remembers last year's spamfest with the live-streaming Konami conference?
It's going to happen again.
...I'm so excited For the spamfest as well as the conference. I hope we get to see the gameplay mechanics. The camera control was described as being wild and erratic, like a "monkey was controlling the camera" (I forgot the link to the article, though).
simeonalo wrote:Who else remembers last year's spamfest with the live-streaming Konami conference?
It's going to happen again.
...I'm so excited For the spamfest as well as the conference. I hope we get to see the gameplay mechanics. The camera control was described as being wild and erratic, like a "monkey was controlling the camera" (I forgot the link to the article, though).