Coverage dated March 30, 2023
E3 2023 Canceled After Weeks of Speculation Headline from CNET
The video game trade show was expected to have poor attendance among major game publishers.
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The Hollywood Reporter
E3 Canceled for 2023 ↗ (opens The Hollywood Reporter) Published Mar 30, 2023
The Hollywood Reporter's feed description The news comes after major several major game developers and companies, including Microsoft and Nintendo, had previously confirmed they would not be in attendance.
Engadget
E3 2023 has been canceled ↗ (opens Engadget) Published Mar 30, 2023
Same headline from 1 more outlet Engadget's feed description The ESA has confirmed neither a digital or physical show is happening this year..
CNET
E3 2023 Canceled After Weeks of Speculation ↗ (opens CNET) Published Mar 30, 2023
CNET's feed description The video game trade show was expected to have poor attendance among major game publishers.
Fortune
The video game industry’s annual trade show E3 is cancelled again as organizers say they will 're-evaluate the future' ↗ (opens Fortune) Published Mar 30, 2023
Fortune's feed description It used to be the launchpad for new systems and big games. Now it's at risk of becoming a fading memory.
Los Angeles Times
E3 cancels 2023 event, leaving Los Angeles without a major gaming convention ↗ (opens Los Angeles Times) Published Mar 30, 2023
Los Angeles Times's feed description The Electronic Entertainment Expo, colloquially known as E3, has officially cancelled its 2023 event. This would have been the first E3 since 2019.
Digital Trends
E3 2023 has officially been canceled by the ESA and ReedPop ↗ (opens Digital Trends) Published Mar 30, 2023
Digital Trends's feed description The ESA and ReedPop confirmed that they are canceling E3 2023 today because there wasn't enough interest from game developers.
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