Kirk Hamilton

But that is the show that from what I've heard captures that vibe of E3 and the kind of the large scale spectacle of everything.

So maybe that's an option.

And then, of course, there's like PAX and stuff.

I haven't been to those in a while.

Yeah, I think that's good advice.

There's also very specific conventions and get-togethers and fan events.

So, for example, as this episode airs, I will have just gone to Final Fantasy XIV Fan Fest in Anaheim, California, which...

I imagine if you are a big fan of Final Fantasy XIV, that is like way up your alley.

Similarly, there's BlizzCon if you're a big fan of Overwatch or Warcraft or StarCraft.

And those feel a little bit more kind of accommodating for if you're a big fan of something, but you don't know a lot of people.

Maybe that's a good opportunity to go and meet other big StarCraft heads or whatever.

So that might be an option.

But yeah, local is probably the best place.

But back in the day, I would have said like if this was 2018, I would have said, yeah, I think you should go check out E3.

But there's nothing that's really replaced that in terms of just the sheer spectacle of it all.

Yeah.

All right.

I don't know if that's necessarily true.

I mean, Breath of the Wild is a game where you just have a lot of stuff to do and it's fun to play and generally pleasing.

I mean, for what it's worth, like IGN, I think they said they played 110 hours.