If I recall, I think Spielburg was there the year they were demo-ing the Wii, possibly the year after. I happened to stumble past one of the events he was doing on the floor. I think Gary Coleman was there that year too, and Richard Dean Anderson the year after.

My wife and I walked away with so much swag.  It was ridiculous.  Gotta say, it was a hell of a wait, but just the line to demo the Wii and Twilight Princess was nuts but fun.

Not unless it was a teenage girl.

I kid!  It’s a good question with all the shenanigans going on.

Hopefully into a black hole.

Didn’t we get that already?

And yet, surprisingly, he’d come unarmed.

List is invalid.  You put Robotron and Snatchers but leave out the Mega Man and Horizon series.

E.T. for the Atari 2600 and Superman 64.

Obviously, he needed help taking that step.  He’d have lava’d you for it.

Right?  There’s also Mother’s Day (US) on that Sunday.  But mostly new Zelda!  We have our priorities straight damn it! :D

<<Probably. FWIW, tradeshows and the like have always been kinda fun to walk around once in a while. You get to see some new stuff, give it a little whirl, and see lots of weird ideas come out of the woodwork too. That said, they’re still a basically a giant advertisement.>>

All of this. My wife and I went in 2006 (and…

Having worked at Disney long ago and talked to a few skippers, the song is (or at least was) actually pretty spot on.

That’s just baseline working there.

They probably couldn’t pay you enough to work there given that management appears to have their heads up their collective asses.  It’s never a good sign for the company or its employee wellbeing.

It’d give a whole new meaning to “Wrex. Shepard.”

Sorry, I can’t accept that this is a game about soccer as that screenshot doesn’t show a flop action (which would be immediately followed by the character jumping up and running around for a solid minute like nothing happened).

I dunno, my wife and I enjoy a nice creamy havarti or feta.  Just depends on your taste.

I mean, to be fair, NO ONE likes editors.  Even editors (especially editors).

Actually, that’s exactly how you merge in Southern California.  Just find a spot you can fit and get in.