E3

2023 - 12 - 12

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E3 officially canceled after two-decade run (Los Angeles Times)

The Entertainment Software Assn. has in the past stated that E3 generated upward of $88 million in revenue for the city of Los Angeles.

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E3 is officially dead, as the ESA retires the historic gaming expo (Digital Trends)

The ESA announced that it has decided to end the once prolific video game industry event E3.

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E3 is canceled forever (Polygon)

'After more than two decades of E3, each one bigger than the last, the time has come to say goodbye,' the Entertainment Software Association announced.

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The ESA Has Announced That E3 Is Officially Dead (Game Informer)

After years of trying and failing to return to form, the long-running E3 video game conference is no more.

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E3 Is Dead for Good - IGN (IGN)

The day the Electronic Entertainment Expo died. ... The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) has announced the end of E3 for good, 28 years after the first ...

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E3 is officially over forever (The Verge)

E3 isn't coming back. The organization that put on the gaming showcase has announced that the “time has come to say goodbye” after over two decades.

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E3 Ends Two-Decade Run Video Game Industry's Biggest Convention (Hollywood Reporter)

E3 has been shut down as the video game industry's biggest convention and media platform for good, after previously canceling its 2023 edition.

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Legendary E3 Gaming Convention Is Over. Here's What That Means ... (CNET)

Increased competition from other events and the withdrawal of major publishing partners are among the reasons for the expo's demise.

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The Death of E3 Signals the End of Gaming's Most Extravagant Era (WIRED)

Now that any video game company can go online to hype up its big new releases, no one needs big events anymore.

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