"We’re bullish on the show. We’re here. We believe in it.".
Sony was a conspicuous absence at this year's E3 event in Los Angeles, and with a trend of other companies reducing their presence at the show, the notion that the expo is losing relevance certainly isn't new.
However, it seems Nintendo still has faith in its evolved form and will continue to show there for as long as it exists.
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Sony was a conspicuous absence at this year's E3 event in Los Angeles, and with a trend of other companies reducing their presence at the show, the notion that the expo is losing relevance certainly isn't new.
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, but it's hard to argue that E3 is the same juggernaut show it was twenty years ago. After three years of admitting the general public onto the show floor, it's a very different beast from the hallowed, industry-exclusive event of old.However, it seems Nintendo still has faith in its evolved form and will continue to show there for as long as it exists.
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at E3 2019, Nintendo of America's Senior Director of Corporate Communications Charlie Scibetta highlighted the company's intention to return:Read the
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