Kentia Hall is the infamous vault one can find behind and between the normal passageways at E3. From descriptions by various E3 attendees over the years, I have gathered that Kentia is mostly regarded as a sad little den of all the rejected, low-budget, low-class, low-brow, high-hopes, little games-that-could.
When I arrived in Tokyo yesterday, Eckhardt was babbling even before the stewardess that was carrying me piggyback lowered me to the linoleum in front of Customs.
"They have a Kentia! A Kentia Hall!" Brownish spittle machinegunned from his flapping maw. I knew what this meant: that Nick Chester son-of-a-whore could keep his precious scoops. We had something better. We had quirky. We had indie. We had Hall 7.
The first thing one notices upon entering 7 is that it’s delicious. The entire cavern is steeped in airborne grease, which makes navigating the mostly art-college booths into something of a hungry venture. […]
Original post by mrdestructoid@gmail.com (Destructoid.com) and software by Elliott Back
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