E3 was more than trailers. It was also a chance for journalists to meet game developers and try their games. That aspect died when game developers realized they could just reach the consumer directly without the journalist middleman, and consumers kept up to date with games without journalists.
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My goal is just to have a community where people can go and see what new game news is out for the day and comment on it.
After the last Game Awards, I’m not really interested.
So the game awards are the new e3?
Looks that way considering E3 doesn’t seem to be coming back.
E3 was more than trailers. It was also a chance for journalists to meet game developers and try their games. That aspect died when game developers realized they could just reach the consumer directly without the journalist middleman, and consumers kept up to date with games without journalists.