The Entertainment Software Association’s annual Electronic Entertainment Expo , running this week at the Los Angeles Convention Centre, is traditionally one of the biggest days on the gaming calendar. It’s often where new hardware, major games, and big business deals are announced and disseminated to the global gaming community.
It’s also usually rather chaotic, with so much stuffed into so short a time that it can be difficult to weed through the flood of information and get to the most important bits. To help you hone in on what’s significant, we’ve put together a little cheat sheet highlighting some of the more noteworthy announcements and reveals to come out of this year’s pre-show press conferences and events put on by Microsoft Corp., Nintendo Co. Ltd., Square Enix Co. Ltd.
But enough preamble. Here’s what you need to know to hold your own in this week’s game-focused water cooler gabs.It looks like the next generation of consoles will take flight in about 16 months with the next Xbox, currently code-named Project Scarlett.
i don't think this guy does a great job acting as a heterosexual leading man.. not convincing.. just saying.
1) Cinematic only = useless 2) No game play = useless 3) Mobile games at E32019 = insult to gamers 4) Ubisoft = we produce TV shows now 5) Bethesda = paid audience members 6) EA = here's more in-app payments 7) Game streaming services = Way too many! 8) FPS = enough already!