In a new report released by the Board of Los Angeles Convention and Tourism Development Commission, a sales update lists theE3 2021 as a "canceled live event". Obviously none of this has currently been confirmed by those in charge, therefore we invite you to take this information with a grain of salt. The document states that the convention committee is working with ESA on broadcast options at the Los Angeles Convention Center and the nearby LA Live complex. The city council also says it is "working" on one license 2022 e 2023 for E3.
The alleged cancellation would mark the second consecutive year where E3 was canceled due to the COVID-19. As revealed exclusively by VGC this month, ESA would have already moved forward to hold the Los Angeles digital gaming event again this summer. According to the E3 2021 pitch documents sent to the game publishers, his proposals for this year's event would be outlined, which would see three days of live streaming coverage during the previously announced dates: June 15-17. . However, all of this still requires the approval of the ESA itself, so we don't know for sure if that will be exactly the case.
ESA was already facing significant pressure to reinvent E3, with several major publishers including Sony e Activision who have abandoned the event in recent years, while other companies like Electronic Arts e Ubisoft have found high success with their digital events after the cancellation of theE3 2020 which happened last year again due to the pandemic. Several publishing sources from the gaming landscape told VGC that they were working on the assumption that the physical event wouldn't take place this year either. In any event, ESA said it would soon share exact details about this year's E3 show and said it was having "great conversations" with developers and publishers, but did not confirm who signed up for the event. . There is nothing else to do but wait for new confirmations on this! On top of that, did you know that the free games of march regarding the PlayStation Plus?
