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NEW DOC: Behind the Scenes with the Games Media at E3 2019

🕑 Added 2019-07-08 13:10:44 +0000 UTC

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Sam G

I finally had a chance to watch this. Danny - this was absolutely amazing. You do such a great job with all your documentaries, but I feel like you're just getting better and better at it. Such an enjoyable and insightful watch; I've watched and followed tons of E3 coverage for a decade +, but this is the first time I truly felt like I understood what it was like to be at the show.

Joseph McNally

"Editing & Vomiting". Nice.

W. Fry

To be frank, I don't know what took me so long to join your Patreon, apologies. Between the Horizon doc, the ongoing Hades series, and the Half-Life documentary, I've been negligent. Obviously, I've loved noclip for some time, but this was the video that sent me to click the "become a patreon" button. I swear, the quality of you folks' work is goddamn astonishing. Thank for leading us behind the curtains of a conference that has always been a confusing, [formerly?] sexed up, awkward hoopla that never made any sense to this Wisconsinite, circa 2019. Can the next noclip piece be about Devolver?

This was awesome and well worth the wait. Unlike everyone else's coverage, you guys found a way to make a relatively underwhelming E3 interesting by focusing on the ins and outs of the show itself as opposed to the announcements. Also that reaction to Blair Witch was priceless. I love seeing people nerd out it makes you feel good inside lol

Everdred

This was fantastic. Thank you

Mary Kish with the pixel perfect deflection to toilet gate. Great stuff as always, Danny - sad i missed the Cph meet up!

Clay A Binkley

That may be my favorite E3 coverage of the year, if not ever. Keep killin' it, Danny!

Noclip

Thanks so much Jakob!

Noclip

Thanks so much! Yea a little bit of an easy wind-down as folks get tired and start to see the finish line. The last day really is the best. When most of the work is done and you can just kinda exhale and enjoy it.

Jakob Soto

I’m about halfway through the doc but I just wanted to comment now and say its fantastic, I really enjoy all these behind the scene looks.

B&L

Fantastic deep dive into the show I have followed since it’s inception and perhaps the best sense I have had of it yet. Was the way in which the pace slowed at the end of the doc intentional as a way to convey the exhaustion of the show?