Why would he have to convince them to let him? He'd just have to get his camera out and record away. The demo was on the show floor, it's been recorded by loads of people, not to the extent that minimaximax did, but loads of people have made short videos and the game reporters all record them too. There's no rule that says you can't record what's on the show floor. If you're shown something in private then you are ofen told not to use any recording equiptment and/or to disclose what you saw. The demo is just what we've seen and been seeing for months now.He either worked at CES 2010 or another expo and stole a PS3 with the demos in it or he went there and recorded a lot of footage because it sure is a Sony television we see. I would believe he stole it, I don't see how he could have convinced a Sony rep to let him record the demo version selection screen.
Why would he have to convince them to let him? He'd just have to get his camera out and record away. The demo was on the show floor, it's been recorded by loads of people, not to the extent that minimaximax did, but loads of people have made short videos and the game reporters all record them too. There's no rule that says you can't record what's on the show floor. If you're shown something in private then you are ofen told not to use any recording equiptment and/or to disclose what you saw. The demo is just what we've seen and been seeing for months now.
I was talking about the picture of the demo selection screen, the picture showing around 10 differents GT5 demo build from E3 2009 to now, when I say "I don't know how he convinced a rep to show it", unless he worked there and took a picture when the PS3 booted up, before visitors were able inside.