E3 2011: A First-Timer's Perspective
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Topic started: Mon, 13 Jun 2011 15:16
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Mon, 13 Jun 2011 18:06
Damnit man, I've so much valuable info to impart! ;)
Sega Uk / Sony Uk lounges/meeting rooms (upstairs) ALWAYS have drinks/snacks for press. Granola bars are your friends. Rent a car, even if it's just for the first 2 days. 3g hotspot + huge external USB battery... I could go on.
Either way it seems like you had a much more successful first go than I did (though stefs guidance was very lacking) so kudos. glad you had a good time.
Side note: do not judge our food by hotels, convention centers and 7-11. So not fair ;)
Sega Uk / Sony Uk lounges/meeting rooms (upstairs) ALWAYS have drinks/snacks for press. Granola bars are your friends. Rent a car, even if it's just for the first 2 days. 3g hotspot + huge external USB battery... I could go on.
Either way it seems like you had a much more successful first go than I did (though stefs guidance was very lacking) so kudos. glad you had a good time.
Side note: do not judge our food by hotels, convention centers and 7-11. So not fair ;)
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I did my first E3 about a decade ago. Without Wifi, the bun fight for the couple of dozen provided desktop taught me the very same lesson.
A few holidays abroad, however, had long taught me about the passport bit. Noob ;)
I'm pretty sure that walking more than a block in LA = muggable tourist, right? Speshly in the locality of the convention centrer. You can imagine my excitement, back 'in the day', at the prospect of walking about 4 blocks through Koreatown with a fresh US region PS2