Mr Geoff is doing an AMA on the reddits. Be sure to ask him if "fuck the oscars" guy and Schlik Hydro bot are coming back
Geoff Keighley said:We have a bunch of brand new games being announced at the show -- I think there are around 10 new games/projects being revealed if you want to count the things that no one has heard about yet. As always the Internet has a lot of really bad information out there about what you think is at the show...but it sure is fun to read :)
We have a bunch of brand new games being announced at the show -- I think there are around 10 new games/projects being revealed if you want to count the things that no one has heard about yet. As always the Internet has a lot of really bad information out there about what you think is at the show...but it sure is fun to read :)
We have a bunch of brand new games being announced at the show -- I think there are around 10 new games/projects being revealed if you want to count the things that no one has heard about yet. As always the Internet has a lot of really bad information out there about what you think is at the show...but it sure is fun to read :)
I simply refuse to believe that.
Like the biggest names in the industry are pals with that guy.
I remember Cory Barlog even palling it up with him. WTF?
There's a very, very, long list. If you have timeI am a bit out of the loop or forgot but what did Bookie do again?
I am a bit out of the loop or forgot but what did Bookie do again?
Yeah I wouldn't link that sub.There's a very, very, long list. If you have time
MOD EDIT: link removed
There's a very, very, long list. If you have time
MOD EDIT: link removed
Seems to be the case, we know that Sony's playing things very close to the chest until they can reveal the PS5 on their own terms.Thats the smallest number of announcements we've had for TGAs in ages. Everyone trying to go quiet before next-gen?
Lots of thoughts around this, but more than anything, the integrity of the show and the awards is the most important thing of all. I don't vote on the nominees or winners – that's done by a jury of 80 global media outlets that we list on the website. That process isn't the result of me having a cameo in a game, but also because I work with developers on world premieres, announcements, sponsorships, and other aspects of the show. I want the jury to be "blind" to all those other aspects.
But I certainly get any appreciate the concern, and people know that Hideo is a personal friend of mine, as are many other developers in the industry. Look, it sort of cuts both ways – there are developers who won't talk to me to this day because they are upset they didn't win an award one year, even though I do not select the winners. If I'm being honest it can sometimes be pretty lonely trying to keep everyone happy. But I just have to stay true to the rules and voting and hope that, if I want to build something that stands the test of time, I act as ethically and fairly as I can. On the other hand it's really nice that developers – and the community -- value the award so much and care about it.
On that cameo BTW, a bit of background -- Originally Hideo scanned me 2 years ago, in the Fall of 2017, ago for an idea he had of me "introducing" a Death Stranding trailer at Game Awards from within the game world. (Would have been cool!) That never came together, but the scan was still out there. So this summer he told me he was going to use it as a special easter egg in the game. I didn't perform any kind of role or have any lines in the game (at least any that I recorded, Matt Mercer did that!).
Over the years I've "cameoed" in a couple games – Peter Molyneux named a villager in Black and White after me, I remember EA Chicago scanned me for their Marvel fighting game they were doing (it got cancelled). Even going way back I "cameo'd" in the game Blood II, when the developers wrote a rant about me in the end credits. (Which they eventually patched out). Actually way back in the day, on my first trip to id and Apogee in 1994, I recorded a voice over line for Rise of the Triad which I think they used in the game somewhere.
But back to your point, I certainly get the concern. As producer of the show I'm inevitably going to have relationships with people in the industry. That's what allows me to do the show in the first place. The producers of the Oscars, for instance, are often (or almost always) people who produce movies. I don't make games, don't invest in games or own game stock. All I can do is be transparent about those relationships and make sure the voting is separate.
If people think I shouldn't allow my image to be in a game in the future maybe I should say no. I'm just trying to navigate this as best (and as transparently) as I can, as a creative person who wants to do things other than the Awards. I saw some people saying that I shouldn't even be writing Final Hours of Half-Life: Alyx....
The Dark Prince of Nerd Media? He must.
So we may get a full reveal before the Game Awards.There are no plans (never were) to do anything with Resident Evil 3 at the show. A lot of these "leaks" are completely wrong. Nothing about our show has leaked as of this writing.
More likely Joker fans, but it's only because of deep-seeded resentment towards CoD sales.
Lots of thoughts around this, but more than anything, the integrity of the show and the awards is the most important thing of all. I don't vote on the nominees or winners – that's done by a jury of 80 global media outlets that we list on the website. That process isn't the result of me having a cameo in a game, but also because I work with developers on world premieres, announcements, sponsorships, and other aspects of the show. I want the jury to be "blind" to all those other aspects.
But I certainly get any appreciate the concern, and people know that Hideo is a personal friend of mine, as are many other developers in the industry. Look, it sort of cuts both ways – there are developers who won't talk to me to this day because they are upset they didn't win an award one year, even though I do not select the winners. If I'm being honest it can sometimes be pretty lonely trying to keep everyone happy. But I just have to stay true to the rules and voting and hope that, if I want to build something that stands the test of time, I act as ethically and fairly as I can. On the other hand it's really nice that developers – and the community -- value the award so much and care about it.
On that cameo BTW, a bit of background -- Originally Hideo scanned me 2 years ago, in the Fall of 2017, ago for an idea he had of me "introducing" a Death Stranding trailer at Game Awards from within the game world. (Would have been cool!) That never came together, but the scan was still out there. So this summer he told me he was going to use it as a special easter egg in the game. I didn't perform any kind of role or have any lines in the game (at least any that I recorded, Matt Mercer did that!).
Over the years I've "cameoed" in a couple games – Peter Molyneux named a villager in Black and White after me, I remember EA Chicago scanned me for their Marvel fighting game they were doing (it got cancelled). Even going way back I "cameo'd" in the game Blood II, when the developers wrote a rant about me in the end credits. (Which they eventually patched out). Actually way back in the day, on my first trip to id and Apogee in 1994, I recorded a voice over line for Rise of the Triad which I think they used in the game somewhere.
But back to your point, I certainly get the concern. As producer of the show I'm inevitably going to have relationships with people in the industry. That's what allows me to do the show in the first place. The producers of the Oscars, for instance, are often (or almost always) people who produce movies. I don't make games, don't invest in games or own game stock. All I can do is be transparent about those relationships and make sure the voting is separate.
If people think I shouldn't allow my image to be in a game in the future maybe I should say no. I'm just trying to navigate this as best (and as transparently) as I can, as a creative person who wants to do things other than the Awards. I saw some people saying that I shouldn't even be writing Final Hours of Half-Life: Alyx....
It's pretty disturbing. And it's not the fact that he's all over the place politically - his opinions make me not like him, but that isn't the reason.
It's the fact that he'll constantly threaten his fanbase that if he loses their support, he'll kill himself. It's exploitative and disgusting. There is also strong allegations against him that he was abusive to his live in girlfriend.
And to be fair, Cory Balrog seemed to distance himself from him...eventually.
edit: For those concerned, this youtuber does a fair job of presenting the facts, and isn't some kind of bully. It's just a good presentation of why so many people aren't fans of Boogie anymore.
Oh shit mother 3 USA confirmed
I'm wondering if someone asked him about his pope meme...
Mr Geoff is doing an AMA on the reddits. Be sure to ask him if "fuck the oscars" guy and Schlik Hydro bot are coming back