E4 mafia?

@@ChronicAndIronic they really fell off though with E3D

Knowing the industry they’d probably name it E1 instead because “iT’s AlL iN oNE.”

E4 Pokemon?

This made me laugh waaaaay harder than it probably should’ve 🤣🤣🤣

I’m surprised he didn’t mention blockbuster..

Don't copy that floppy!

It reminds me of that infamous "you wouldn't steal a car" anti-movie-piracy PSA from 2005 that only made me want to do it more while singing "You Are A Pirate." Should've listened to Gabe Newell.

@@MarvinPowell1The irony is, in most cases, that intro was pirated when it appeared on home media.

Nintendo and copyright as normally

Scott the woz already kinda did it

@@uhmm3996 he didnt do all of them tho, plus this channel could provide a different opinion so

@uhmm True but Tyler's input is also totally different in his content.

@@uhmm3996 Yeah, but how 'bout we get it from a channel that _isn't_ shit?

I'd watch it. I enjoy his viewpoints.

Nah, what's strange is that it even managed to survive past 2013 It really really shouldn't have, companies should have switched to the current format years ago to keep E3 from becoming as bad as the game awards

@@victorkreig6089 I'm sick of the game awards. I never watch them, but that shit has to stop.

@@mintydog06 what do you have against the Doritos pope? Are you trying to slander the Lord of Mt Dew!?

@@victorkreig6089 lmao

The world’s fair still exists and will continue onto the future because the focus of the world fair isn’t exactly electronics but the achievements of nations have or will make in the future it’s nowhere near the same as E3 and the next one will happen in Japan in two years from now.

Hahaha yup.

Especially with Nintendo, lol. Not understanding the internet is helpful? What a shocker, lmao.

sure no more e3, its always the same lmao, yall trolling right !?

​@Alice HEY EVERYONE, LOOK. A FRENCH WOMAN

Girl!?!?!?!

Word.

the most based man in that time, trully a visionary

A gentleman and a scholar really

That guy is someone worthy of respect, if he still went to E3's in the 2000's and early 2010's he'd be uttering that line every other sentence.

Nintendo honestly in many ways doesn't change. New consoles and controls but still the same ideas on how to feed you content. Still worried about piracy today instead of offering a better way to consume the content than piracy.

​@@mittensfastpawNintendo _can't_ compete with pirates because they do the same thing: sell you old/old-school games on old tech for cheap/free. Nintendo calls it Lateral Thinking with Withered Technology, emulation calls it preserving the past and says the past should be free because it's not the future, the cutting-edge that still deserves some compensation as opposed to the past which in their opinion has made its money back and now belongs to the people, and in a head-to-head fight with pirates, it often boils down to service and these days, service often boils down to Internet distribution. Gabe Newell has the luxury of making his famous observation from the throne of Steam, Internet gaming personified. Nintendo and Internet being in the same sentence has been a meme since the Wii.

Or at least up until you could find them online, like mid-2000’s.

@@fonalone Thanks now I'm getting flashbacks to that

I was at the first E3 with VGA magazine. Thanks new age gamers for openly wishing E3 would die. Generation FAIL strikes again. Every major industry has its trade show, but the largest and most profitable entertainment industry can't have its own trade show. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Think that's why he did it lol

Black man George Floyd wannabe going to be roasted in my video for taking me seriously hahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

It’s not on its legs. It has no legs. They canceled it and it’s not gonna come back for atleast a few year if at that… we don’t need E3 anymore. We have the internet and the company’s just can make videos.

2001 is still the best E3 in my humble opinion, so much going for it, so much presence, and the crowds were still really really awesome along with all the insane products being shown off there

I never got to go to an E3, but I've gone to PAX and a comic con in recent years. What a miserable experience. Overcrowded with stinky people (like "I don't bother wiping, showering, or wearing deodorant" bad), while most of the convention is just booths where people are peddling junk. I imagine later E3 conventions were similar.

​@@victorkreig60892000 for PS2 unveiling

@@RobertK1993 nah, nowhere near as good. I'm talking the entire thing not individual conferences

I was at the first E3 with VGA magazine and all of them since. The first show was the best to me. I disagree. Every major industry has its trade show, but the largest and most profitable entertainment industry can't have its own trade show. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Yeah everybody both big and small pulled out of E3 so they cancelled it. But now all the developers are having their own scheduled shows online throughout the year instead.

E3 was dead by 2013 lol

@@macuser7048 The game awards and Jeff fest are the new E3. E3 was about bringing EEEEveryone together for a concentrated burst of customer attention.

@@Horatio787 The Game Awards SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK. But Nintendo Directs have a 50/50 chance of being good.

Covid had nothing to do with it. KZfaq killed it.

Yeah the only games I played at the time on Mac were point n click adventures and on rail shooters. Maybe a Wolfenstein 3D or Doom here n there.

Pc's could do 3D better too with the consumer price graphic cards, so an advantage in running, developing and porting games.

@@reeyees50 To be fair Doom engine was the only thing PC had to show in 1995, it was truly a miracle in software since it was all done to run in CPU, and even if the game was 2 years old at that point you needed a PC that costs 10x more than a SNES that could also run Doom in 95. 99% of the games that were not made in doom engine could be done in the consoles of that time. people forget there was a time that pc coun't even do scrolling. even when they managed to do it with Commander Keen it was not smooth, and we had games like Mario World. With the release of OpenGL it was where things really started to change, Quake would be released next year too. But the new consoles that were 5x cheaper than a PC like Playstation and Saturn could do decent 3D too. So it would take some time.

Ya, for awhile it was a hassle. Needing to know all the DOS commands and then later with Windows. All the hardware and drivers needed. There was solid truth in consoles being better because you could just pop it in and go. Of course those days are over now. Still try to get physical media when I can though.

I'd say when motherboards started shipping with the AGP buss and cards became affordable, that's when things REALLY changed. My first card was an nvidia riva TNT2, actually still on the old PCI buss, but man it absolutely BLEW me and my friends' minds at the time. Playing half-life and the counterstrike beta over dial-up? I was king for a day baby haha

That's how the conferences were before that for electronics. It was suits comparing percentages to please shareholders. This was the first time they actually had shows and booths set up to advertise the games like this to my memory.

Personaly I was born in 1997 and didn't get into gaming that much up until 2011, so I like to look back to this era because I want to know what did I miss out.

There’s certainly some truth to this. “Retro” console prices are a good indication of how they’re perceived by the public at large. Consoles tend to bottom-out 1-2 generations after their launch, only for the retro market to pick up on them during the next generation or two. Cultural factors certainly play a part here, but it’s worth noting how SNES prices stabilised long before those of N64’s did - which have both effectively levelled off now. GameCube is an oddity, as it underperformed from the word go, and is hard to judge - console prices seem levelled off, but the games are another thing. To me, the most interesting “modern” console, is the Wii (worth noting, I worked in second hand gaming around 2016-2018). Wii prices seemed to bottom-out around when the switch released, and while they’re still low, they’re beginning to creep back up a little, and I think we can expect to see that continue. Some Wii games even back then, were a pretty penny second hand, and that roster will probably only expand in coming years. That’s just Nintendo’s line up as an example, but it seems true of other manufacturers too.

My parents were into gaming as early as the mid 1970s when the second generation consoles (Intellivision, Atari 2600, Arcades, and Colecovision were released). My mom was an Atari Arcade person, while my dad was an Intellivision person (for about one week until he got bored, but he doesn't mind seeing what gaming has become over the years since he and my mom were born in 1965, so there's that). And then when we were born our parents bought games that were from their childhood onto the PS1 and N64. My dad still this to day still has his intellivision with the two controllers and game cartridges in the box, just that the console doesn't work anymore nor do the controllers. My mom had her Atari 2600 at one point, but lost it somewhere when they moved to have a family int he 90s, and still to this very day. To me I'm glad my siblings and I grew up during the very early days of 3D gaming (both 5th and 6th generation consoles) as well as the music, movies, and TV shows we grew up in the 1990s and early 2000s. However, by the time the 7th generation came to an end, that's when I stopped buying new games for newer consoles and shifted my attention towards VIdeography, Djaying, and Emulation instead. Nowadays I play all of my games on PC, while sometimes playing them on retro consoles once in a while, but not much anymore. In my spare time I watch videos like these to see what others may say about E3's in the 90s and early 2000s. And I would say for the first three years felt like going to board meetings, while later on became a convention conference hybrid, up until its death in 2022.

​@@csabaszabo6859 you missed a LOT... well, i mean, i suppose i am a little jealous in a way. You can still play a massive library of games now, for the first time, and without having to wait. I get into the rarer games these days that i missed out on, either because they weren't in English (yet) or i just didn't get to them. So if you ever want any recommendations on what you should check out, games going back in the past, let me know. I could point out quite a few games which, at least in my opinion, shouldn't be missed. Oh and I'm aware of the prices on classic games now, but they're all either available online with English patches or ported in HD on modern devices.

I always like the 90's the best...

I read that first line the wrong way...

​@@Toothily 😂😂😂 same

It's a piece of poop.

Yes, nobody can mispronounce Jaguar like the Americans :)

@@mintydog06 Yes, no stupid Brits can remember that American English is its own language with its own pronunciation.

did it at least make it to the nipple line? 😂😂

@@hurgcat No, just the top of her head showing off a beautiful red crop of 90's mall hair and some dude's grimacing face.

😂😂😂😂

100% Agreed. I still can't believe they were talking about piracy nearly 30 years ago, and they still maintain that to this very day. How unfortunate and behind the decades Nintendo will always be, no matter what present year it is.

There are also some Dev Kits out there to buy. There is an interesting House of the Dead type game called Evil Night, that is running on M2 hardware in an arcade.

Nintendo to this day makes statements about how it doesn't get why anyone would desire to play older titles. This is why their online system sucks ass.

@@mittensfastpaw I've seen likewise statements from sony execs as well, even going so far as to denigrate those who do and not understanding why anyone would play such 'ugly games' lmao These men in suits really dont care about games, or even play them in most cases, they just want to make money.

​@@WelcomeToDERPLANDThey're desperate for everyone to play only new AAA games because the newest games have the newest monetization systems designed to suck every spare moment and penny you have into one game instead of enjoying a library built up over years.

@@autobotstarscream765 Yeah, I mean that's literally like 95% of game devs these days though. Nintendo takes it to the extreme with them actively ruining people's lives who play fucking emulators for games impossible to play otherwise these days.

@@WelcomeToDERPLAND Which is funny because due to their behind-the-times nature, they've only started getting around to making storefronts instead of games and still make actual proper games, albeit basically Xbox 360 games on a handheld "console" that's two hardware generations behind like every Nintendo handheld in comparison to the actual home consoles of this gen (PS5 and Xbox Series S/X); if anything, Nintendo has the opposite problem that their wildly successful strategy of selling old and old-school level of tech new games on old tech at cheap prices, which they call Lateral Thinking with Withered Technology, is basically what the pirates do as they're also just behind the cutting edge and thus one of the great safeguards against piracy, which cannot be stopped and can only be competed against, is to be technologically ahead of them, and Nintendo turned its back on being on the cutting-edge and more powerful than PCs, and thus uncopyable as no fake experience could live up to the one true authentic authorized Nintendo-approved Seal of Quality experience, after having been on this untouchable cutting-edge with the NES and SNES being the top-of-the-line for their time, still having cracks but the pirate copies often being imperfect and the Ninty tech actually being far ahead enough to stop the pirates for _years,_ sometime after the PlayStation disaster in which Nintendo decided that anyone other than them having both the cutting-edge and any control of their IPs other than them was unacceptable, dumped Sony to cede control of their IPs to the monkeys rubbing sticks and stones together at Philips building the overglorified toaster known as the infamous CDi, defaulting to being behind at least one competitor in at least one area at all times to sell Ninstalgia for cheap and cede the role of biggest and most expensive hardcore console to someone else, starting with the Game Boy (for which Gunpei Yokoi coined the term Lateral Thinking with Withered Technology to show their business model of affordable and reliable in exchange for being downright primitive in comparison to contemporary competition such as the Game Gear and mopping the floor with all of them) and the N64 being the all-powerful Silicon Graphics-powerful Ultra 64 Project Reality *AND YET STICKING WITH CARTRIDGES WHILE FLIRTING WITH HAVING AN ADD-ON WITH F@$%ING FLOPPY DISKS* as if it was the Famicom in the _80's_ while CD-based technology left Mario and all 64 of those bits in the dust and the no-longer-Nintendo PlayStation dished out killer karma. Now Nintendo is at hardware _parity_ with pirates who can pirate every Nintendo game at will before it comes out (unless Pokémon Shitpost and Violation blow up the pirates' computers with their brokenness, the ultimate anti-piracy!), leaving them with the only other defense at hand: besting them in service, to quote the great Gabe Newell, who had the advantage of making that famous observation from the throne of Steam, Internet gaming made manifest, while Nintendo and Internet...are words that form a meme by being in the same sentence together.

The fact they didn't consider Latin America back them made more piracy target

@@AlejandroRodolfoMendez They still don’t target Latin America. Their eShop have limited function compared to other countries and only gave install codes for games.

@@lumirairazbyte9697 I mean you are not wrong, yet it's more than in the past

Tips & Tricks, Nintendo Power, PSM, Electronic Gaming Monthly, Game Fan, ect.

yep It was an exciting time getting the E3 issues of all the mags

@Vatali Sega giving away free Saturns through the day was cool. I wonder how many was given away in total. 3D0 screwed up so badly .

Both Ridge Racer and Daytona USA were good. Sega kind of fixed Daytona USA over time with later revisions, but I think Sega Rally ended up doing better overall on the system.

Riiiiddggee raaccer! Remember that one?

Psx was namco's heyday

@@donnydarko7624 Tekken, Pac Man World, Soul Edge, Klonoa, Ridge Racer, ect.

@@donnydarko7624 Then you had the Namco Museum games

Couldn't care less.

Nintendo has always been the video game company controlled COMPLETELY by the Japanese branch of the business. You will always hear the stories of how SEGA and Sony of America fought against the misguided whims of the Japanese higher ups. You never hear these stories about Nintendo, because there was, and still is, no fight. What Japan wants, Japan gets.

I really do believe if it wasn’t for how incredibly talented Nintendo Japans development teams were and still are, the business would be dead.

Their engineers have great ideas and some flop some succeed. Their business angle though yeah that's different.

sega is worse

Yup, that's the problem with videos like this made by people who weren't even born when the events occurred, they have very little historical context.

@@charlesjerome4609 I do think it was more of a misunderstanding of what the abbreviation meant. Remember, America was NOT use to Role-Playing Games much like Dungeons and Dragons did back in the 1980s, and heck, even Zork on the MS-Dos at that time. So the term ended up having the wrong full name of the abbreviation until that got fixed in the late 90s early 2000s.

@Doggedly handsome everyone knew stadia was gonna fail 😂 If I was Google I wouldn't have bothered with streaming & just made a chromebook based games console ot gaming laptop/PC with exclusive 1st party games & definitely NOT shut down your 1 & only 1st party studio after releasing 1 game which is gone since server based stadia games can't be emulated

where did you get this information

Final Fantasy X 💘

The US bashed on them for years back then because they were considered too nerdy. FFVII is what got everyone's attention and had Nintendo stuck with Sony, they would have profited from it's success.

Breath of Fire III and IV baby!

sega doesn’t care either since every sonic game comes out being unfinished

Wouldn't work today. Everyone has a cell phone. As soon as stock becomes available at the big box stores such as Target and walmart, those minimum wage workers would be taking pictures and sharing it online for clout. Secrets just don't exist anymore

Not really. It would still piss off retailers and confuse buyers.

​@@sirlimen333buyers would know beforehand. This was an anomaly and was forced by Sega Japan.

Suddenly? There hasn't been an E3 in a few years now. It's been dead. When Keighley hosted his Summer Games Fest last year, E3 was dead for good.

​@@Redarmy1917 2021 was the last.

It had many solid titles that later got ported.

Did you notice how they always took little jabs at each other? lol It was like Pepsi vs. Coke.

Yeah that's anywhere near similar

Thats what it is though

People called it that for 2 decades.