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E4: Electronic Entertainment Exposition EditionJune 1, 2003 Greetings and salutations! It seems that I, your lowly Head of Media here at RPGamer, have been thrust into action. It's been quite a while since the last time we did one of these, plus you have me leading one for the first time, so hopefully it turned out fine. We here at RPGamer also hold hope that this Roundtable update signals the return of regular bi-weekly Roundtables.
Given the title of the update, you would have guessed that this Roundtable is about E3. Our panel of six (including myself) discussed the best and worst of E3, and shared in some of our memorable personal experiences to boot. The panel consisted of four staffers who attended E3, one staffer who (unfortunately) had to stay home, and a guest panelist who just happened to be at E3 himself. We tried to get E3 veteran, and RPGamer slave driver Mikel Tidwell to join us, but after having flown around the State of Washington in his dragon form, the United States government has hired mercenary dragon slayers to find and kill him. They're calling it: Operation Washingtonian Freedom.
Pressing onto more practical matters, I'd like as much feedback, from you, the readers, as possible. If I feel like I've done a good enough job here, there is a slight possibility that I may take over this gig full-time. Or, if the man we hired to do Roundtables eventually shows up in our staff channel for more than a few minutes, I can go back to cracking the whip over my media team. Although we'd like to take applications for guest panelists, until we're sure that we've got this baby back to regular updating, you'll have to hold off for a bit. Anyway, the rest of the panelists and I hope you enjoy reading this Roundtable as much as we enjoyed discussing it for you.
The opinions expressed in the following topics are the opinions of these five staff members and one reader, and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of RPGamer as a whole, nor the RPGamer staff members not participating in the roundtable.
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