Darksaviour69
June 6th, 2009, 00:35
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E3 is all about the buzz. What was best, what was worst, that kind of thing. But what news generated the most buzz?
Market research firm Buzzstudy mechanically scanned millions of blog stories, news site items, twitter feeds and forum posts (hey, not like they'd do it by hand) to find out. Their results? That's them in the colourful graph above, with the only real problem we see being the fact that trawling software can't distinguish between the two Mario games, so just lumped them together.
Oh, and bear this in mind: buzz is buzz. It doesn't differentiate between "good" and "bad", just how often something is discussed. After all, any publicity is good publicity, right?
http://kotaku.com/5280739/so-which-e3-announcements-generated-the-most-buzz
E3 is all about the buzz. What was best, what was worst, that kind of thing. But what news generated the most buzz?
Market research firm Buzzstudy mechanically scanned millions of blog stories, news site items, twitter feeds and forum posts (hey, not like they'd do it by hand) to find out. Their results? That's them in the colourful graph above, with the only real problem we see being the fact that trawling software can't distinguish between the two Mario games, so just lumped them together.
Oh, and bear this in mind: buzz is buzz. It doesn't differentiate between "good" and "bad", just how often something is discussed. After all, any publicity is good publicity, right?
http://kotaku.com/5280739/so-which-e3-announcements-generated-the-most-buzz