They’ve announced an Xbox Games Showcase on Sunday, June 11th, which will be followed by a Starfield Direct presentation immediately afterwards. With E3 being canceled again this year, and Geoff Keighley only vaguely threatening everyone with an entire summer of his face at the moment, it seems that Xbox have become the first to get their foot in the door. Luckily, it's sounding like E3 2023 could be a return to form for a beloved expo that was once so meaningful to millions of enthusiasts around the world.We’re rapidly approaching the summer gaming news blitzkrieg, where the biggest publishers and gaming companies in the world line up to parade their upcoming wares. Though it returned in 2021 with a virtual event, a lack of cohesion and meager showings left much to be desired, and 2022's event was cancelled altogether. 2019's event saw over 2,000 attendees' personal information become accessible to the general public on the official ESA website, while the COVID-19 pandemic understandably closed down the show since 2020.
"Our vision is to reunite the industry by re-establishing the traditional E3 week, bring back that spark, and restore E3's role as a truly magical global showcase event for game creators and consumers,” says Kyle Marsden-Kish, ReedPop's VP of gaming.ĭespite once being the most well-known and adored yearly event in gaming, E3 has been a point of controversy and instability over the past few years.
The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) is partnering with event production company ReedPop – which has been behind New York Comic Con, PAX, Star Wars Celebration, and more – clearly hoping to bring a much more focused and memorable E3 for businesses and fans alike.
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