Gabe doesn't need anyone else on-stage to pull off an incredible surprise.
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A special moment: All three main platform holder heads (Layden, Spencer, Reggie) join together on stage at The Game Awards
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Frankly, nyeh. Nothing funny came out of this, 'Playtendobox' gag suggested in this thread (first page) would be actually the right kind of silly.
Also, with noone representing PC-monopolist Steam it's even further down 'nyeh' road to me. While consoles have profound significance for PC market (especially related to AAA titles), whatever dumb and/or greedy idea Valve comes up with next have more consequences for me as I play exclusively on PC/Steam.
Also, with noone representing PC-monopolist Steam it's even further down 'nyeh' road to me. While consoles have profound significance for PC market (especially related to AAA titles), whatever dumb and/or greedy idea Valve comes up with next have more consequences for me as I play exclusively on PC/Steam.
This was a very awesome moment of the show, which I am actually enjoying a ton. It's certainly has come a long way.
Good, there's no reason for people to throw shit at each other over video games.
This was really nice to see. I think it's fantastic the gaming market has grown big enough to support three consoles.
Yep. This would have been a great opportunity to settle once and for all who is the console king.
If only they could appear a little more unwinded and not so stiff. It looked as if there was a force field around them.
Settle it once and for all in the purest form of gaming combat.
1v1v1. Quake 3 Death match.
The reaction is hilarious tbh, these are grown men, businessmen and heads of companies. They have more in common with each other than "gamers". Of course they're friends behind the scenes. The only reason we don't see more of them together is to keep the hardcore one platform loonies from getting upset. Talking like it's some momentous event is deeply funny. They most likely, in private, view all gamers as a bunch of whiney fickle manbabies, and they'd not be far off.
I thought it was brilliant, fair play to all three of them!
Just realised, the missing person was twitter's CEO kaz hirai, he would have had a thing or two to say!
Just realised, the missing person was twitter's CEO kaz hirai, he would have had a thing or two to say!
Phil looks to be packing on some pounds in recent months.
Wow this is probably the most epic coming together of fierce rivals since the Christmas Truce of 1914. I'm literally crying.
It's three business executives at a glorified press conference. I really worry for some of you guys.
It's really only special if you care about cunts in suits though.
Call me when the heads of Tesco, Sainsburys and Marks and Sparks are all in the same room, TITANS.
Call me when the heads of Tesco, Sainsburys and Marks and Sparks are all in the same room, TITANS.
I'm probably going to get shit for this...While it was kind of cool to see them all up there, without any real act to solidify the commitment of working together towards a common goal, it felt kind of empty.
What a weird industry this is. I'm sure these 3 guys get along just fine.
Don't really know why this is such a big deal.
Don't really know why this is such a big deal.
it was the game industry equivalent of:
i'm not sure who hitler is in this comparison. gabe newell? anyway, the console wars are over. if seeing these three marketing graduates together on the stage didn't melt your heart you may be dead on the inside.
edit: oh people have made this comparison completely unironically already. alright, see ya around.
That is pretty much the console industry on stage, I thought it was unprecedented
If you are against this you are a fanboy, plain and simple. The worst kind of fanboy.
This was a display of solidarity for the industry.
If you are against this you are a fanboy, plain and simple. The worst kind of fanboy.
This was a display of solidarity for the industry.
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Definitely. That's why I respect ppl like Shu from Sony very open about being a gamer and often times mentions how he plays games on Wii, Switch, etc..... Gamers should just be fans of great games but flip side is fans shouldn't get upset if someone criticizes something from their favorite console maker or dev. I prefer Sony ipS not because of the Sony name but just because I'm more into games like Uncharted, Mlb The Show, Etc but also like games like Forza and Mario.
Shit for all we know some of these exec's have each others numbers on speed dial 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Definitely. That's why I respect ppl like Shu from Sony very open about being a gamer and often times mentions how he plays games on Wii, Switch, etc..... Gamers should just be fans of great games but flip side is fans shouldn't get upset if someone criticizes something from their favorite console maker or dev. I prefer Sony ipS not because of the Sony name but just because I'm more into games like Uncharted, Mlb The Show, Etc but also like games like Forza and Mario.
Shit for all we know some of these exec's have each others numbers on speed dial 🤣🤣🤣🤣
My favorite moment from the show, for sure. I'm surprised so many people in here seem so against it or too jaded and cool to admit this was neat... Anyways, I've always wanted to see more cooperation between the big three and honestly never would have expected to see all three of them on stage any time soon. So, this felt good. I hope the public cooperation continues whether it be used for charity events or helping out third parties. I feel like they could do a lot of good if they come together for things they all three believe in.
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This has never happened before. What an incredible moment.
So more cross platform play then? Not a chance...