They're not going to give you 100 different unique items, that's for sure. Chances are they heavily edited the first part of the game to make this demo.
Tbh, it makes sense to give you the first few basic runes at the start of the game so you can use them from the start for exploration. I wouldn't be surprised if the game does give you these runes from the getgo.
That's not what I mean. I'm not talking views or timing necessarily, I'm talking sheer, mouth-watering hype.
I don't know a better way of measuring that beyond just video views. Given that 10 million people don't watch ALL of E3, those videos that get extra views must have done so by people showing the trailer to their friends. Which would assume a level of excitement. That's how I would assume things go.
It's apparently an hour long. That must include some game stuff. No-one wants to look at hardware for that long. Except those uber tech nerd people who write long articles about how the angles on the console and the matte surface are important.
@Dezzy
Yeah, but during the main presentation at 11 am Eastern they'll most likely focus on third parties and new games.
If Zelda gets more in depth screen time, it will be for the Treehouse presentation that begins the same day at 9:30 am Eastern.
Just like 10 seconds of dungeon would do for me. Then I want to see more of the world and another town or 2. I need towns or I get lonely in the open world.
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