I'm insulted and personally offended he wasn't an option in the poll.
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E3 Question: Who is your favourite keynote speaker?
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I'm insulted and personally offended he wasn't an option in the poll.
I think that of the ones that regularly present E3s and are still active Phil Spencer is the best. I cant think of any real problem with him except that he speaks too slowly but thats a general E3 theme.
Lol, I think devs work hard enough to be allowed a little spotlight to introduce the game they've spent years working on.
I don't think any of the big three have a gifted orator at the moment.
Whenever they do a proper reveal for their next console, Microsoft should put Panos Panay. That dude lowkey makes electronics sound like a sexual experience.
Whenever they do a proper reveal for their next console, Microsoft should put Panos Panay. That dude lowkey makes electronics sound like a sexual experience.
No, you're right and that is fine, I don't need them to but I am fine with them doing it, I get it, they want to share what they have been doing and it's probably a really exciting time for them so it is all good. I guess I am more talking about a "Host" position anyway now that I think about it. I liked Aisha for example as she was entertaining but Ubi still had dev's come out and talk about the games at least usually.
I think Phil Spencer is by far the best. You can see that he loves games and he always seems to be in a good mood. He also manage to both come off as someone who is just a regular guy you would like to play games with and the boss off Xbox. Lots of other speakers comes off as one or the other, but Phil manage to do both. The way he talks is both really casual and precise at the same time and he never comes off as being wooden or nervous. He is a very natural speaker.
As someone who has struggled and spent a lot of time learning how to speak to a big audience i wish i was as good as Phil.
As someone who has struggled and spent a lot of time learning how to speak to a big audience i wish i was as good as Phil.
Mark Cerny speaks with the conviction of a serial killer taunting the hitchiker he picked up and has chained to the walls.
