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Spore At E3

Sunday, 27 July 2008

Written by: Melaisis

A few weeks back I posted a video about FarCry II from a recent European press conference, pointing out the horrible, headache-inducing flaws in his presentation. At this year's E3, Will Wright has done the superb thing and demonstrated how to present games: With jokes, with connection with the audience, by simply knowing what he's talking about:

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