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2007 and 2009 were IP-centric years done right. Use an original icon/backstory to tie everything together, we continue to get fun lore in the buildup, and marketing is happy with its franchises.
Exactly it made the event more cohesive and gave it a story and just added to the experience....i still love the event i just miss the golden days...one can dream!!! lol2007 and 2009 were IP-centric years done right. Use an original icon/backstory to tie everything together, we continue to get fun lore in the buildup, and marketing is happy with its franchises.
Right there with you man!!! those days were great!! the websites were great!!!I still have no idea why it's that hard to just make a story on the website or something. Not even to tie anything in but to just give build up and fun to the Franchizes. Something as simple as Jack commentating over the houses and making references to past years is something the fans would just die for. Ughh I miss the olden days
2007 and 2009 were IP-centric years done right. Use an original icon/backstory to tie everything together, we continue to get fun lore in the buildup, and marketing is happy with its franchises.
so has there been any confirmation on when hell week is. im heading to orlando from oct 11 and truthfully wanna avoid a bunch of drunk moronic college kids.
cheers mate, living in northern ireland i wouldn't even know where to start looking for Orlando college schedules lol let alone what nes there actually is
I dunno... 3/5 houses in 2002 were IPs and one of the originals was a sequel.Those were also the first two years that were IP centric. Whether or not the A&D team will pull it off ever again remains to be seen. From what I see right now, #25 looks to be an above average year.
I dunno... 3/5 houses in 2002 were IPs and one of the originals was a sequel.
I still have no idea why it's that hard to just make a story on the website or something. Not even to tie anything in but to just give build up and fun to the Franchizes. Something as simple as Jack commentating over the houses and making references to past years is something the fans would just die for. Ughh I miss the olden days
Right there with you man!!! those days were great!! the websites were great!!!
well this was answered somewhere else (either on fb or on another hhn site)
but I remember some people saying that when universal did the survey on the websites most people said they only cared about the information about the event.
Universal figured no one really cared about intricate stories or good backstories or stuff since most people today check the HHN website on their phone and they only care about the info on prices and the hours and stuff.
or that's what I remember anyway. Maybe I misunderstood but it seemed pretty clear to me that they don't put as much effort on the site because most people dont care either way
From experiencing it first-hand, it was decided that the website lore wasn't worth the cost because it was only catering to a small amount of hardcore HHN fans who were coming to the event regardless.