ESA assessing situation for E3 as Los Angeles declares state of emergency
As the coronavirus has pushed LA to declare a state of emergency in the city, E3 still seems to be on, but ESA is carefully watching the situation as it develops.
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U.S. video game sales hit $43.4 billion in 2018, a new record
Fortnite and Nintendo helped U.S. video game sales hit their highest levels ever in 2018.
The ESA issues E3 2019 statement, reaffirms commitment from Nintendo, Microsoft, and others
The show will go on, even as Sony bows out. The Entertainment Software Association has issued a statement confirming a full E3 2019 docket that won't include PlayStation.
ESA President and CEO Michael Gallagher steps down, replaced by former senior VP
The company's interim CEO and former VP will take over while the search for a new President continues.
Here Are The Executives Attending Trump's Violent Video Games Meeting Today
The games industry should be prepared to be scapegoated for the Parkland tragedy.
Public E3 Passes Sold Out; Let the Stampede Begin
15,000 members of the public will make the show even more hectic and chaotic that it was previously.
Digital Downloads Gaining Ground as Retail Slumps
The number is up 5% from 2015, according to the Entertainment Software Association annual report.
E3's Next Move as a Consumer Show: Merch
The Electronic Entertainment Expo takes another big step toward a public-facing show by letting exhibitors hock their wares.
Stuff That Sucks: Public At E3 2017
Greg Burke is back to squash any excitement about E3 being open to the public in this week's episode of Stuff That Sucks.
E3 tickets are now on sale for the general public
Early-bird passes cost $149, while general admission will run attendees $249.
