eGO to E3?

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sounds like a dream come true
a group of 20 or 30 people getting week long passes
getting to play the demos, getting signed merch from the big name companies
checking out the booth babes :drool:
do a little advertising about our awesomeness
sell some eGO gear :D

who else thinks this idea is the bidniz?
 
Yes would be cool:) But when is E3? I thought it just finished:P And you need to find a group of eGo members who wanna go with you. Would be a good advertisment for eGO too tho:)
 
Yes would be cool:) But when is E3? I thought it just finished:P And you need to find a group of eGo members who wanna go with you. Would be a good advertisment for eGO too tho:)

the next E3 is next year :P
this years just ended a week ago
who doesn't want to go to E3?
and of course, people rocking eGO merch

im tryin to find prices for tickets right now
 
It would be sweet if everything works out. It would require a large amount of organization though, like hotels and such.
 
sounds like a dream come true
a group of 20 or 30 people getting week long passes
getting to play the demos, getting signed merch from the big name companies
checking out the booth babes :drool:
do a little advertising about our awesomeness
sell some eGO gear :D

who else thinks this idea is the bidniz?

To get into E3 you either need to be in the industry (people working for game publisher or developer) or part of the gaming press...meaning that it ain't open to the public. So it's not going to happen unless eGO plans to start writing gaming articles and game reviews.

Also according to most people who go, E3 is a hellish experience.
 
To get into E3 you either need to be in the industry (people working for game publisher or developer) or part of the gaming press...meaning that it ain't open to the public. So it's not going to happen unless eGO plans to start writing gaming articles and game reviews.

Also according to most people who go, E3 is a hellish experience.

Not true. You have a better chance of getting into E3 if your in the industry, other than that good luck getting tickets before the sell out.
 
To get into E3 you either need to be in the industry (people working for game publisher or developer) or part of the gaming press...meaning that it ain't open to the public. So it's not going to happen unless eGO plans to start writing gaming articles and game reviews.

Also according to most people who go, E3 is a hellish experience.

I'm positive someone wouldn't mind writing reviews about games
since there are 15k+ members
if no one jumps at the chance of reviewing games
i would be honored to do it.
 
Not true. You have a better chance of getting into E3 if your in the industry, other than that good luck getting tickets before the sell out.

Straight off the E3 site:


E3 Expo is a professional trade event and is not open to the general public. Individuals who are not able to document their direct and current professional affiliation to the interactive entertainment industry are not qualified to attend.
 
E3 Expo is a professional trade event and is not open to the general public. Individuals who are not able to document their direct and current professional affiliation to the interactive entertainment industry are not qualified to attend.

Largest Gaming Community in the world, 15k+ members, Multiple game divisions, a clothing line, and multiple Sponsors.

it kind of looks like were qualified
and if eGO did go, i would suggest JohnT have an automatic spot in the group since he is the founder
 
Largest Gaming Community in the world, 15k+ members, Multiple game divisions, a clothing line, and multiple Sponsors.

it kind of looks like were qualified
and if eGO did go, i would suggest JohnT have an automatic spot in the group since he is the founder

Read: Professional Affiliation.

Gaming communities hardly count as that. Even if we did qualify as having an indirect, but professional Affiliation to the gaming industry it would still cost $400 per ticket.
 
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Read: Professional Affiliation.

Gaming communities hardly count as that. Even if we did qualify as having an indirect, but professional Affiliation to the gaming industry it would still cost $400 per ticket.

I'd be willing to pay the $400.
 
Read: Professional Affiliation.

Gaming communities hardly count as that. Even if we did qualify as having an indirect, but professional Affiliation to the gaming industry it would still cost $400 per ticket.

understood, but we could have a small chance on getting into E3
with Valves permission, seeing as they sent the JohnT, Gardengrove, and Artimus a thank you goody bag.
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the next E3 is next year :P
this years just ended a week ago
who doesn't want to go to E3?
and of course, people rocking eGO merch

im tryin to find prices for tickets right now

I'm all for it, i will have my full license then and my car, i think it would be cool to meet up with some of the clan mates on eGO at E3, i want to go along with a few of my friends back here at home.
 
I agree, PAX would be a good start, I mean, the only thing we contribute to the gaming community is some of the top servers on Steam... /sarcasm off, I think if we contacted Valve we could get some aka 10ish tickets for E3 next year.
 
If the E3 people let eGO into the event then they would have to let every single gaming community out in. Basically the only way eGO has a chance of even getting into E3 is if a member here is part of the gaming business.
 
eGO is a bit hard on keeping the servers up as is, E3 would be expensive. Plus getting a booth is hard with all the big company's buying up the rooms.
 

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