autotldr@lemmings.world
on 13 Dec 2023 23:15
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Industry body Entertainment Software Association (ESA), which ran E3, confirmed to the BBC that the event will not go ahead in the future.
It started as a trade show in LA in 1995, just after the launch of the PlayStation and the year before the Nintendo 64 was released.
Its 2005 event unveiled the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and a prototype of the Nintendo Wii.
But as big players such as Nintendo, Ubisoft and Sony began launching new games at their own in-house events, E3 became less relevant and struggled to attract the exclusive announcements it once had.
He added that gaming companies running their own events “are a cheaper, flexible, and more effective way to reach an audience and control the release of news”.
"In its heyday E3 was viewed as an unmissable event and was hugely important for pre-launch buzz and the reveal of upcoming games and products.
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Fredselfish@lemmy.world
on 14 Dec 2023 00:18
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Going miss this. Use to watch it live on Twitch it was awesome and exciting. I always wanted to go guess won’t be able to do that.
cestvrai@lemm.ee
on 14 Dec 2023 08:58
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For my generation it was the E3 edition gaming magazines. Also never got to go.
cbarrick@lemmy.world
on 14 Dec 2023 14:00
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This is the best summary I could come up with:
Industry body Entertainment Software Association (ESA), which ran E3, confirmed to the BBC that the event will not go ahead in the future.
It started as a trade show in LA in 1995, just after the launch of the PlayStation and the year before the Nintendo 64 was released.
Its 2005 event unveiled the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and a prototype of the Nintendo Wii.
But as big players such as Nintendo, Ubisoft and Sony began launching new games at their own in-house events, E3 became less relevant and struggled to attract the exclusive announcements it once had.
He added that gaming companies running their own events “are a cheaper, flexible, and more effective way to reach an audience and control the release of news”.
"In its heyday E3 was viewed as an unmissable event and was hugely important for pre-launch buzz and the reveal of upcoming games and products.
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Going miss this. Use to watch it live on Twitch it was awesome and exciting. I always wanted to go guess won’t be able to do that.
For my generation it was the E3 edition gaming magazines. Also never got to go.
For me it was G4TV
It’s the exact same thing with the big companies doing their own events, and even more frequent.
I think this is kinda sad. I’d wish for something better to come along and replace it, but that doesn’t seem to happen anymore.
Only liked it for the cringe.
Crowbcat FTW
Man’s out of a job now :-(
i thought they already announced this when they called it off earlier this year?