When you hear of "rehearsals" happening before the day you know the entire thing is going to be scripted more than a rail shooter. I cringed with every bit of "excitement" the presenters had when they saw something "new". The same thing can be said for most video games journalism these days though. It's almost entirely fake with most of the articles being handed to the journo's by PR firms just to re-publish.
When you hear of "rehearsals" happening before the day you know the entire thing is going to be scripted more than a rail shooter. I cringed with every bit of "excitement" the presenters had when they saw something "new". The same thing can be said for most video games journalism these days though. It's almost entirely fake with most of the articles being handed to the journo's by PR firms just to re-publish.