E3 2011 came with its usual grip of press conferences, and, in this E3 2011 Live Feedback, Adam Sessler, Morgan Webb, and G4tv.com's Eric Eckstein talked about the good, the bad, and the weird from the Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo presentations.
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This week's Feedback is coming at you from in the trenches of E3, so it's time for you to stop rewinding the coverage over and over to get a better look at the Wii U and just ask us instead. Of what you've seen so far, what do you want to know more about? Whose opinions do you want on the games, the trailers, the news, and everything else? How do you feel about how the big three fared against each other? Ask away, and we will answer. So say we all!
E3 2011 Live brought a whole lot of news, with Nintendo's Wii U, Sony's new portable PS Vita, and games galore, and we've got some Feedback about the whole thing, with Adam Sessler, Morgan Webb, Jessica Chobot, and G4TV.com's Eric Eckstein and Kevin Kelly.
Here's the Wii U Feedback.
Feedback fans, keep your eyes peeled for next week's E3 2011 coverage as we'll be bringing you a lot more honest and off-the-cuff discussion about the hottest games and announcements out of E3 during G4's live E3 show.
On Tuesday and Wednesday (June 7th and 8th), Adam Sessler will lead brand new on-air Feedback segments with X-Play's Morgan Webb and Blair Herter, Proving Ground's Jessica Chobot and G4tv.com's Kevin Kelly and Eric Eckstein throughout the live E3 show. We'll share our thoughts on all the hands-on demos and reveals from the E3 demo stage right after it happens. It'll be glorious!
And if that's not enough, and yes we understand it's not, look for an all-new full-length Feedback E3 Special on G4tv.com later in the week after the E3 2011 madness. Full show, lots of games and laughs, and maybe we'll even find something to hide behind Adam to make you go hmmm. Almost there, folks. Strap yourselves in!
E3 means rumors! Predictions! Speculations! With that in mind, this is it. The home stretch. Final countdown. Last frame. End boss. E3 2011 is right around the corner at this point, so close that we can almost reach out and touch it. Are you ready? G4 is going to be blasting the entire show onto your eyeballs and into your earholes, so we hope you're prepared. Starting on Monday and lasting through the entire week, keep it tuned to G4.
But because E3 brings all those game reveals, trailers, previews, and more, that also sparks an entire wildfire of rumors and predictions. So on this episode of Feedback, Adam, Morgan, Eric, and myself talk about the stuff we don't know and gaze into the crystal ball of possibility. Of course, we do know some new things about games like StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, Call of Duty Elite, and more. So we talk about that stuff, and the ethereal! Check it out!
Right now at G4, just about everything we're working on right now is prep work for E3 2011. As you'll find out from this episode of Feedback, E3 is like Hell Week for us. It's great fun, but long hours and lots of work to bring you the newest, shiniest, and most electrifying video game news, announcements, and previews. It's a love / hate relationship, for sure, and as soon as it's over, we'll start talking about the next one. But for now, join Adam, Emily, Jake, and Matt as they look forward to this year, and share past E3 memories.
Also, Adam and Matt wax poetic about their extreme love for The Witcher 2, which is currently consuming both of their lives. Is it enough to make you buy a gaming PC? The Witcher was surprisingly fun, and it looks like the sequel is even better. Will you want to get in on the fun? Watch and find out. Or maybe you're already an addict, in which case you've just made two friends for life.
Here at G4, it feels like those weeks right before summer vacation. You know, time goes by too slowly, it's all you can think or talk about, and also, you'll be busting your ass at your summer job at E3 2011. That's us this week. It's going to be a lot of hard work to bring you the coverage you deserve, but we will do it, and we will have a blast.
Next week's show is mostly going to be about E3: The Experience, the games, the terrifying stories... but since this is your Feedback, we want to hear from you. What do YOU want us to cover at E3 this year? What kinds of stories do you want to see, what games do you not want to miss- what should G4 at E3 look like. Join the crew as they discuss the ins, the outs, and why tiny sticks of deodorant are your best friends at E3.
Also, you're going to get to hear Adam and Matt geek out to the extreme about The Witcher 2. So prepare yourself, and give us your questions!
Listen' up you buncha yucks! I don't want youse should flip your wig, but we're all bonkers about L.A. Noire up in here, and I ain't just whistlin' dixie. Put on your best threads and stompers, spin your Philco's dial over to G4TV and tune in to Feedback. We'll teach you how to be an ace flatfoot in no time. So before you snap your cap, pour yourself a cup of mud and listen in. Now it's time for me to hit the silk.
If any of that was confusing for you, then you need search the internets and bone up on your 40s speak. In this episode of Feedback, we of course talk about the detective game that seems to be on everyone's lips, the seemingly-eternal PlayStation Network issues, some new games announcements, the Modern Warfare 3 leak and other news. Join The Sess, Gams Vinson, Dizzy Dame Zivalich, and Sticks Johnson for this very special, costume-a-roo episode of Feedback. Below, you'll find the audio only edition, and a follow-along guide.
Everyone here at Feedback is all fired up because we've all gone completely bonkers over the look and sound of LA Noire. So get out your fedoras, you hepcats, and submit your best questions about this new release for next week. In last week's Question of the Week, Adam mentioned that LA Noire could usher in a brand new genre of games where killing is not the objective, but we'd like to know what you think.
In addition to all the 40s talk, we'll also be discussing new game releases and things we are/aren't excited about for E3 this year, so don't flip your wig, kiddos. Come join Adam, Steve, Nikole and Dana, send us your questions in the comments below, and be sure to tune into feedback every Wednesday.
Feedback is here, and with it comes a slew of news about Activision, EA, and of course we're talking about this week's biggest game release: Brink. Splash Damage has really tried to turn squad-based gaming into something different, but did they succeed? We all had some time with the game, so tune in to find out what we thought. You might say that this episode takes us right to the ... Brink.
Adam Sessler hosts the show along with Steve Johnson, myself, and that silent redhead you've seen lurking in the corners, Emily Gordon. And yes, she can speak! Tune in to her inaugural episode and let her know how she did. You can watch the episode below, or check below for some read-along links and the audio-only version of the show!
Yes, it's nearly time for this week's episode of Feedback! Right now, Feedback is like an angry, hungry baby, and it needs your questions for sustenance. So if you want to ask us anything about Brink, let us know. Especially questions that are of the "Just what the heck is Brink?" variety. We're all poised to answer those. Also, you are probably starting to have things you want to know about E3 making you feel funny in your bathing suit area. That's just fine, and a side effect that will go away. Ask us those questions as well, and then tune in later this week to see if we use your question on the show!
In the realm of information sometimes you have to call in the big guns, and that's why we had Jesse Divnich join us on this episode of Feedback. He's an analyst in the video games arena, and spends his days looking and numbers and patterns, much like Russell Crowe did in A Beautiful Mind. If there's video game data you need, he's got it. So armed with your questions, we marched directly into a new episode. And here it is.
Jesse joins host Adam Sessler, Nikole Zivalich, and myself as we journey through the continued PSN outage, superhero games adaptations beginning with Thor (the movie is awesome, by the way), and general industry shenanigans and details like the upcoming Wii successor, downloadable sales, and how Bin Laden's death might affect video games. For real. Jump in below.
Join the Feedback crew next Wednesday as we welcome special industry guest Jesse Divnich! Jesse spends his days as vice-president at Electronic Entertainment Design and Research, thinking about the future and analyzing video game trends. At night, we imagine he plays a fair share of video games as well. He'll be our guest in-studio as we speculate and prognosticate on the industry. Want to chip in? You can!
Ask us questions about the past, present and future of gaming, and we'll pose them to Jesse. Want to know if motion gaming is a fad or here to stay? We'll put it to him. Need the info on possible future hardware releases? He's your guy. Wondering about what the PlayStation Network outage might mean long-term for Sony? That's a softball. Kingdom Hearts 3 release date? He's probably not going to be able to field that one.
We'll think up some more questions, in addition to those, but we want your queries as well. This is Feedback after all, where we want to put you in the picture. Just hit us in the comments below, and look for your question to be read on-air next week!
It isn’t often that the games industry is rocked by two massive news stories in a week, but that’s precisely what went down over the past few days, and, boy, has it been a whirlwind. Not only are millions and millions of PlayStation 3 owners scrambling to ensure their identities aren’t stolen in the wake of last week’s attack on the PlayStation Network, but gamers everywhere are speculating furiously about what Nintendo’s newly confirmed Wii successor might be now that we know it’s going to be playable at E3 2011. Oh, and there just happens to be a little thing called the Gears of War 3 multiplayer beta that a whole mess o’ folks are playing at the moment, so that’s on the discussion agenda as well.
It’s a full show, and to guide you through it all is your host Adam Sessler and our illustrious panel: Stephen Johnson, Michael Leffler, and Nikole Zivalich. Enjoy!
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