As continued from here. Feel free to discuss this possibility. :)

yeah i think that is very possble and i also think that we should do it as i would love to go and this is a kind-of excuse! the only bad thing for me would be the fact about telling my parents that i wanna go to E3 next year! :( if i say that ,they will say why and i'll say cause i wanna go!... and then they'll be like OK but then how will i be able to go off and try and find you! <_< it will be hard (E3 is huge) and my parents are a bit over protective of me! :rolleyes: <_<

But i definately think it would be totally awesome! :D i'd love to go and see all the new and awesome stuff that is there! :)
and like i said in the other topic, I could take my PSP with some images about Biotech and some sprites and i could also download some stuff! :)

Heh, my parents get protective like that too, more so my mom than my dad.

Download? Bring sprites? Why on a PSP? :huh:

I could bring my PSP so i could:
*Bring Biotech Sprites for us (and other people) to see -> Advertising to big companies! :)
*Download stuff at the show to see directly

k?

Ah. I would just take my dad's laptop. :P

right! :P it is just easier for me to take my PSP (and i heard that they are making exclusive downloads for PSp at E3! ;)

:blink: They do? Where'd you hear that?

Last year :P they had them at the one in march/april! :o so i assumed they would this year!

BTW do you have a PSP? :unsure:

So...you went to E3 last year or...

I R confused. :wacko:

No, I don't have one.

no i didn't go! i saw it at Game websites! ;)
and you should get one! (they are good!)
:D

I'm not a huge of the Playstation or related items. :P

Do you know what the conference dates are?

Nope! :P sorry :unsure:

I found them. May 16-18 in 2007 (duh).

ah right! :) i'll just check the dates! :) (to see if i am free!) :)

As far as I know I am, but I can't guarantee anything at the moment.

yeah me neither! :P

I don't really see Biotech, Anaglyph or ANY Gamemaker-based company being taken seriously at E3...o_o

It costs money too.

No. We are planning on MEETING at E3.
-- *DWAN*

Though it would be cool to be there as a company someday...[/wishful thinking]

yeah! :) :blush:
we could still show sum stuff to some people tho! ;) at least they would know who we were! :D

Personally... I'd be all too happy to go just for the free stuff. :D
<3 ICRS <3

That's true, it might simply be good to just talk with people and get our name out there. Even if we aren't actually part of the conference.

yup! ;) just a thought! :blush:

Well even if we're not trying to get our name out, we can nonetheless get the feel for the conference and the atmosphere, so that we know what we're stepping into if we ever did attend as showcasers. (many many many many years from now XP)

I agree completely zachrias.

I'm not sure if I'll be able to go but IF I do I'll be sure to bring my sketchpad, laptop, and a few ideas. Oh, and a mask to hide my face :P .

Teh fuzzy:
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So, this is pretty easy ( :lol: ), accept maybe the bit in bold. :unsure:

Just throwing that out there, folks!

Yes I've seen this... but remember... you must have three non outside resources dependent games to show for... as well as proof that you can buy every copy of the game produced at cost.

Enlighten me on what E3 is?

It's an international conference showcasing new Software and game related material. You can browse the booths on the floor for different info on upcoming games, software and hardware, *and freebies* and you usually can meet some pretty important people. They also have alot of extras including award shows and V.I.P. stuff, usually this is where most games get a formal anouncement. Sorta like toyfair, or brickfest....
:D

Off topic-Oh yeah. *goes and gets the strongest air soft gun he has* *points it at him self in the rear and shoots*

Yeah, the reason I had to do that was, I as a gamer have heard o that many many times and I should've known it.

On topic-But any way, yeah it'd be cool if the Insurgent had that interview


Nickbomb B)

I think it'd be the company, not the game itself. The game can't have created 3 games and buy them all back on its own. :P

Oi... try the neck. tis the most "stunning" form of punishment.
:P

Sure we can! :P.... It's called Insurgent V.1.0, Insurgent V.1.5, and Insurgent V.2.0. :D
Of course buying all copies may be a problem. v_v

He had been saying that the game had to make its own games. :P As a company, we're fine on that. I don't think there's really an issue with buying copies, seeing as everything is all free.

lol... no... I mean to be a licensed nintendo retailer you have to be planning on mass producing games for re-sale, and you have to have the financial stability to pay for the manufacturing, since nintendo doesn't want to suffer from the unsuccessfullness of third party games.

I understand that. True, we don't have any real costs, profits, etc. , so we can't necessarily prove that we'll always have money in the bank. I'm just saying that at the moment our financial stability is perfect. :P

Personally, I think we should start for PC, and build up our way to Wii, 360, and PS3.
We can start selling our games to pawn stores for money and print labels for the CDs so they look professionally done. So we start big and say "Hey, Algernon! We're king of the losers!" :P XD Na JK (at least I better hope I am) This may be a way to get to E3

I've been checking around, and I think that selling stuff via the internet will be our best bet for now.

Good point, but we may be able to do both. But internet may be our best. Probably best to start with MoS3D when we have different weapons for it.


Nickbomb B)

I've also toyed with the idea of putting out a special version of the Insurgent. The story can survive just fine even with complete detachment from Bionicle. So much so that we can basically change some sprites and names and it'll be fully unique. That could also be a good start, or perhaps a follow-up.