What's up guys? Welcome to the Kind of Funny Games cast for the Bethesda E3 2017 press conference analysis.

I'm Tim Getty's joined by one of the coolest dudes in video games, Greg Miller, and joining me to my beautiful left is Candy Andy himself, Andy Cortez.

Now, is he beautiful or is just your left beautiful?

Well, I make his left beautiful.

It's kind of a given tip. Chicken and egg type situation.

So I just want to get this out of the way.

Going into this presentation, I was like, eh, if that's done, not necessarily my favorite.

Not that they don't get equality.

I know that they're a quality there.

You hate Pete Hines, your hater.

No, I just, they're the game.

I'm not a big fan of the games personally. And that just means I don't play them. Not that I don't think they're great. This conference, 10 out of 10. This is how you do a press conference. Wow. I think the one thing

that it was missing was a one more thing. Surprise, get hyped moment. I think from top to bottom,

the fact that they had someone come out, Pete Hines, have somebody that we're rooting for. Right. A person, a personality that we can like get behind to represent Bethesda.

Yeah.

And then just boom, boom, boom.

Here's announcement after announcement.

Even though we already knew some of them and we knew some were coming.

Right.

I think the presentation, even for things that weren't that interesting, they sold.

They made fun to watch.

And I think that that's something the EA can learn a lot from. So you're divorcing yourself from these not being your brand of games. Yeah. Saying that as a conference, this is a showcase

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