Goodbye E3, on to the Next!

Is E3 something we really want going forward? One big, week long convention that showcases the games out on the horizon for each major company like Microsoft, Playstation, and Nintendo. I mean think about it, with everything being digital and companies like Nintendo and Playstation already holding their own announcements aside from E3, I wouldn’t mind having just individual showcases from each company. Possibly make it a weekend convention at different times of the year. Games releasing at the end of the year in California, then games releasing for the next year in New York. The absence of E3 for the past 3 years has left everyone with a want for a physical convention, hopefully next year we’ll have a real in person E3 with all the bells and whistles. Although in a Washington Post interview, ESA President and CEO Stan Pierre-Louis, expects to hold E3 next year in a virtual and in person form.  Currently, there are no official dates that have been announced for E3, and the L.A. convention center has yet to fill out any June events.  I mean don’t get me wrong, I think E3 is a great convention, but I would love to see more. I would love to see indy games get their spotlight for more than just a few minutes where they can go into detail about their company.

Do you think we need change from E3 and have more individualized conventions for each console  or would you prefer a convention like E3? What would you like to see happen to the in person convention scene or keep it all virtual?

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Rob Kwong
Rob Kwonghttp://www.twitch.tv/kiddtango717
[Managing Editor] Managing editor for LVLONE News, Here to bring you information on all your PC hardware, conventions, anime, and gaming needs. Love playing first person shooters, whether it be the new Call of Duty, Valorant, or Overwatch. From time to time you'll catch me playing some Team Fight Tactics or some indie games to take a breather from all the FPS games.

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