So I’ve never watched E3 streams or events or anything like that before, but I’d love to stay in the loop. Now since I’m English I have no idea what time E3 is and where I can watch it. Can anyone help me out? Cheers 
You can download an app off the xbox dashboard to watch it at 17:15.
Oh ok, cheers
halo 4 events are at 8:30 BST (since we are not in winter we use BST instead of GMT)
> halo 4 events are at 8:30 BST (since we are not in winter we use BST instead of GMT)
I didn’t think it mattered.
I thought American time went foward 1 hour in the summer just like British time does?
> > halo 4 events are at 8:30 BST (since we are not in winter we use BST instead of GMT)
>
> I didn’t think it mattered.
>
> I thought American time went foward 1 hour in the summer just like British time does?
daylight saving/summer time doesn’t start everywhere on the same date, but by now it should be in effect globally.
> > > halo 4 events are at 8:30 BST (since we are not in winter we use BST instead of GMT)
> >
> > I didn’t think it mattered.
> >
> > I thought American time went foward 1 hour in the summer just like British time does?
>
> daylight saving/summer time doesn’t start everywhere on the same date, but by now it should be in effect globally.
I thought so, thanks.
> > > halo 4 events are at 8:30 BST (since we are not in winter we use BST instead of GMT)
> >
> > I didn’t think it mattered.
> >
> > I thought American time went foward 1 hour in the summer just like British time does?
>
> daylight saving/summer time doesn’t start everywhere on the same date, but by now it should be in effect globally.
Actually, we don’t have Daylight savings time here in Western Australia. And when we did, it started later in the year (october or novemberish. can’t remember).
> > > > halo 4 events are at 8:30 BST (since we are not in winter we use BST instead of GMT)
> > >
> > > I didn’t think it mattered.
> > >
> > > I thought American time went foward 1 hour in the summer just like British time does?
> >
> > daylight saving/summer time doesn’t start everywhere on the same date, but by now it should be in effect globally.
>
> Actually, we don’t have Daylight savings time here in Western Australia. And when we did, it started later in the year (october or novemberish. can’t remember).
my mistake. when i said “globally” i actually ment: everyone on the northern hemisphere who’s part of the movement! 
This should help
http://e3.gamespot.com/press-conferences/?tag=e3expo%3Bpress
just select the one you like ,and enjoy.
They all have countdown clocks so you should not miss anything .