A E3 2021, the biggest game fair in the world, will take place from 12 the 15 June this year as a completely virtual free event, according to an announcement made today . from Entertainment Software Association. Organizers announced the companies that will be attending the digital event, which include Nintendo, Xbox, Capcom, Konami, Ubisoft, Take-Two Interactive e Warner Bros. Games. q75c
Unfortunately, the Sony is notably absent from that list so far, but considering that Sony hadn't already attended the last in-person E3 in 2019, we can expect the company to continue to follow its policy of presenting its news to the gaming world at separate events.
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A E3 (Entertainment Electronic Expo) is the largest annual gaming conference in North America that typically takes place in downtown Los Angeles each June and attracts diverse developers, press and consumers. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, last year's event was canceled in April. In your absence, Geoff keighley launched the Game Summer Fest partnering with many developers to deliver game reveals and news, with this digital event also returning in June.
However, for this year it was decided that E3 should take place between the 12 and 15 for June totally digital and free. The free event was confirmed after recent allegations that the event would have s and exclusive demos for payers - apparently, the organization's idea backfired, as you might imagine, and those responsible went back on the decision.
The President and CEO of ESA (Entertainment Software Association), Stanley Pierre-Louis, says that the organization is adapting to the new context of the world, but that it will still bring game revelations and news. The organization had already confirmed in February that it would hold an online event only this year. Therefore, it is expected that E3 will resume in person in the 2022 edition. (editorialrm.com) Stanley stated:
“We’re evolving this year’s E3 into a more inclusive event, but we’re still looking to excite fans with big reveals and insider opportunities that make this event the indispensable center stage for video games.”
Companies like Sony and Electronic Arts, which haven't officially exhibited at E3 in years (and weren't announced as part of this year's show), will likely hold their own events unlinked from ESA's plans.
