Zoyvod
08-01-2006, 12:25 PM
I found this to be interesting, and then question could this mean E3 might be added to SD ComicCon? I know ComicCon is alread massive, but is there really another venue that could generate more buzz for a system launch?
I found this on IGN I only copied a bit of it.
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E3, As We Know It, Is Gone
The annual event moves from "mega-show" to a small, intimate summer affair.
by David Adams
July 31, 2006 - For twelve years now, gaming professionals and geeks alike have gathered for a week of electronic entertainment frenzy. The annual Electronic Entertainment Expo has hosted giants and small players alike as companies present their latest game titles and hardware to media, retailers, and colleagues. The event crammed the Los Angeles Convention Center with blazing lights, blaring speakers, bustling crowds, and endless activity -- before spilling into flashy press conferences and notoriously decadent after-hours parties.
Now, E3 as we've known it is a thing of the past.
The Entertainment Software Assocation, which hosts E3 each year, announced today that going forward the Expo will be an "intimate event" rather than a massive trade show, hosting press events and small meetings with media, retailers, and developers. According to Electronic Arts, the redesigned E3 will now take place in July.
I found this on IGN I only copied a bit of it.
_________________________________________________________________
E3, As We Know It, Is Gone
The annual event moves from "mega-show" to a small, intimate summer affair.
by David Adams
July 31, 2006 - For twelve years now, gaming professionals and geeks alike have gathered for a week of electronic entertainment frenzy. The annual Electronic Entertainment Expo has hosted giants and small players alike as companies present their latest game titles and hardware to media, retailers, and colleagues. The event crammed the Los Angeles Convention Center with blazing lights, blaring speakers, bustling crowds, and endless activity -- before spilling into flashy press conferences and notoriously decadent after-hours parties.
Now, E3 as we've known it is a thing of the past.
The Entertainment Software Assocation, which hosts E3 each year, announced today that going forward the Expo will be an "intimate event" rather than a massive trade show, hosting press events and small meetings with media, retailers, and developers. According to Electronic Arts, the redesigned E3 will now take place in July.