I like watching it. But i like to see the faves I played throughout the year get recognition and hear a little bit from the Devs when they receive the awards. Announcements are a bonus for me. Plus I prefer to watch things fully even if they had already passed rather than just looking up the winners (in the case of the game awards). It would be like being into a sport but just looking up the results the next morning instead. I prefer to watch the full game unknowing of the outcome, and I take that mentality with me with both award shows (that i care about) and even Nintendo directs and it’s counterparts (which admittedly the game awards is half of)
People watch game awards?
People watch the announcements, they put up with the awards
According to Wiki, last year’s TGA was watched by over a 100 mil people, so someone does.
Wasn’t last year’s TGA the one where having the tab open in the background entered you into a drawing for a Steam Deck?
Thats definitely one way to raise your viewer numbers.
I like watching it. But i like to see the faves I played throughout the year get recognition and hear a little bit from the Devs when they receive the awards. Announcements are a bonus for me. Plus I prefer to watch things fully even if they had already passed rather than just looking up the winners (in the case of the game awards). It would be like being into a sport but just looking up the results the next morning instead. I prefer to watch the full game unknowing of the outcome, and I take that mentality with me with both award shows (that i care about) and even Nintendo directs and it’s counterparts (which admittedly the game awards is half of)
I would if it wasn’t so unbearably long. Only for the announcements though.
Only been tuning in these past few years for Elden Ring news, assuming the DLC gets shown I’ll just stick to summaries after.
Uh… What’s that noise?
*leans down*
Is… That a bug holding a nail? Why are they so angry at this scenario?