E3: Peter Moore talks!
- Posted: Jul 23, 2007 at 11:16 AM
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Peter Moore will be missed. It's gonna be hard to replace his charm and personality. Twas funny when he told you he opened for Queens of the Stoneage for the second time. He was definitely having a very good time at the party.
Peter Moore will be missed. It's gonna be hard to replace his charm and personality. Twas funny when he told you he opened for Queens of the Stoneage for the second time. He was definitely having a very good time at the party.
I loved the lighting in this segment. Peter was definitely having a good time. I heard quite a bit about his post press-briefing performances in Rock Band...and everybody says he ruled!

Peter did a bang-up job as the executive for Microsoft games and he really was the face of Xbox 360 gaming. He will definitely be missed, but I really admire his reasons for leaving. He has his priorities straight and that's important. I'm sure he'll have a great impact at EA.
I loved some of his jokes. At a few points there he sounded like he may have had a bit too much to drink. Awesome!
I loved the lighting in this segment. Peter was definitely having a good time. I heard quite a bit about his post press-briefing performances in Rock Band...and everybody says he ruled!

Peter did a bang-up job as the executive for Microsoft games and he really was the face of Xbox 360 gaming. He will definitely be missed, but I really admire his reasons for leaving. He has his priorities straight and that's important. I'm sure he'll have a great impact at EA.
I loved some of his jokes. At a few points there he sounded like he may have had a bit too much to drink. Awesome!
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