I met with Tapwave at E3 in 2004. I work for a fairly large gaming website and told them all of our stats, which usually impress most new'ish hardware/gaming companies. They just didn't care. As with all of my meetings I followed up with an email to them, and again they didn't care. My goal was to receive a Tapwave and review it as well as its games, no go. I even asked for an evaluation sample, no go. They flatout refused to let go of one of these things, which surprised me since I thought they would want as much exposure as possible.
I would have loved the chance to play with one of these, but was never given the opportunity.
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I met with Tapwave at E3 in 2004. I work for a fairly large gaming website and told them all of our stats, which usually impress most new'ish hardware/gaming companies. They just didn't care. As with all of my meetings I followed up with an email to them, and again they didn't care. My goal was to receive a Tapwave and review it as well as its games, no go. I even asked for an evaluation sample, no go. They flatout refused to let go of one of these things, which surprised me since I thought they would want as much exposure as possible.
I would have loved the chance to play with one of these, but was never given the opportunity.