techtimes

E3, Once-Biggest Video Game Conference, Calls it Quits, Now 'Officially Dead'

The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) has officially confirmed that the Electronic Entertainment Expo more popularly known as E3, is coming to an end. Since 1995, it's been freely operating and ...
Fast Company

E3’s demise marks the end of an era for the video game industry

After gasps and fits and a death rattle that lasted nearly four years, the Electronic Entertainment Expo—or E3, the video game industry’s largest trade show—is now dead and gone forever. The ...
Forbes

E3—Video Games’ Biggest Convention For Decades—Officially Ends

The Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3, is no more, as the iconic video game convention that was once gaming’s biggest event struggled to bounce back from the Covid-19 pandemic and keep up with ...
The Verge

E3 was a concentrated dose of gaming — and I’m going to miss it

Some of it sucked — the lines, the noise, the overpriced coffee — but it was also a rare opportunity to see a huge chunk of the games industry in one place. Some of it sucked — the lines, the noise, ...
Los Angeles Times

E3, Los Angeles’ once-mighty video game convention, officially canceled after two-decade run

The Electronic Entertainment Expo — or E3 — once the video game industry’s largest convention and media platform, has been permanently canceled, event organizers announced Tuesday. “After more than ...
The Hollywood Reporter

E3 Shuts Down After Two-Decade Run as Video Game Industry’s Biggest Convention

The move, confirmed Tuesday, followed the gaming business’ biggest convention and media platform canceling its 2023 edition. By Etan Vlessing Canada Bureau Chief It’s official: E3 has been shut down ...