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30 years ago, being informed about upcoming video games largely meant looking through monthly magazines or getting the information in those magazines secondhand. Those magazines, though, were getting their information from PR professionals, trade shows, and so forth, and for most of the last 30 years the biggest event in video game news has been E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo. Zack, Angela, and Robert discuss their own histories with E3 and other industry events (including time spent working both sides of the booth), and also talk about how games marketing and cycles of hype have changed over time.
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30 years ago, being informed about upcoming video games largely meant looking through monthly magazines or getting the information in those magazines secondhand. Those magazines, though, were getting their information from PR professionals, trade shows, and so forth, and for most of the last 30 years the biggest event in video game news has been E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo. Zack, Angela, and Robert discuss their own histories with E3 and other industry events (including time spent working both sides of the booth), and also talk about how games marketing and cycles of hype have changed over time.
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