author: Michael Kulakowski
E3 2020 Website Launches - Take 2, Warner Bros. and Tencent Among Exhibitors
The content of the E3 2020 website, which officially starts this Thursday, has leaked into the web. This has given us a preliminary list of exhibitors who will be coming to Los Angeles. Among them were companies like Take 2, Activision, Warner Bros. and Tencent.
There are four months left until E3 2020, which is why the preparations for the event are picking up pace, beginning with the opening of the official registration website for individual visitors as well as representatives of the media and companies from the industry. Although it will not be fully available until Thursday, its content has already been intercepted by ResetEra users. From the point of view of the average player, the most interesting point of the website is the list of exhibitors that appear in Los Angeles.
E3 2020 - Preliminary list of exhibitors
- Activision
- Amazon Game Studio
- Bandai Namco
- Bethesda
- Capcom
- Epic Games
- Kalypso Media Group
- NCSOFT
- RDS Industries
- Sega
- Square Enix
- Warner Bros.
- Take-Two
- THQ Nordic
- Tencent
- Ubisoft
- UnnamedVR by Paracosma
- XSEED Games
Apart from Sony, which officially confirmed its lack of interest in participating in the fair, the great absent from the E3 2020 are Nintendo and Microsoft. However, we must remember that the list is not finalized and will certainly change. Nintendo will probably appear at the fair, because traditionally it does not organize any independent events. What's more, for years now, the E3 has been focusing on the presentation of upcoming games, as part of the live broadcast of Nintendo Treehouse. In the case of Microsoft, Phil Spencer has already confirmed last month that his team is preparing to participate in the event. The scale of this participation remains a mystery for now. At the same time as E3, the giant will probably also prepare its own show, where it will present the new Xbox and upcoming games of the company's development studios.
E3 2020 will be held on June 9-11.
E3 has been gradually losing its importance for several years. The scandals (such as last year's leak of confidential personal data of over two thousand journalists) and the regular leaks of exclusive announcements, which are most often made by people connected with the event, do not help the organizers in attracting the biggest industry giants to Los Angeles. Although the fair is open to ordinary gamers, E3 is lagging behind comparable non-US events such as gamescom in terms of number of visitors.