nooooooooooo leave the booth babes alone!!

I hope that the industry focuses more on projection images, made from 3D video. Think Princess Leia being projected out of R2. I think that would create more immersive environments for games, TV, and movies. Of course, something like that would take years to be developed and catch on with consumers. I think over the next year we will see a rise in 3D tablets, phones, and other portable devices and then it will drop off the market.

I agree with you! We have a 3D TV and it is super cool, I do wish we did not have to wear the glasses but you do look super cool with them on. We bought the 3DS the day it came out and I can count on one hand how many times Rob and I have both used it, the effect does wear off and I come away with a massive migraine. 

Playing games on your phone is not “gaming”…

Also: Please reherse your lines before doing the video, it’ll make you seem more confident, as it is now you sound as if you’re trying to learn how to read aloud for the first time while recording, it’s really horrible..

Seeing a group of scantily clad women loitering around a stall I want to visit is just creepy, a little brothel-like and likely to put me off whatever game they’re advertising. Ninja Gaiden advertising by taping breasts to a wall in a public street was singularly amusing, but the number of games that advertise by inserting a woman with ginormous breasts anywhere in the poster or booth just adds to people’s preconception that gamers are weird creeps.