The video game industry’s E3 Expo starts on Sunday evening in Los Angeles next week. This is the conference where all of the cool new games are announced. While it lost its way in the past, last year’s show was a big success, with more than 40,000 attendees. And it looks like this one will be bustling as well. We talked about the conference and industry issues with Mike Gallagher, president and chief executive of the Entertainment Software Association, which puts on E3.
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Yeah
It's as good as you remember
Feels like one of those "10 HARSH realities of Re-watching" articles
I liked it a bit better because I didn’t think it had many “small nitpicky” things RDR2 had that on its own meant nothing but when a lot built up it was annoying. For example getting off your horse and you had to reselect your weapons again or walking around the camp slowly. None issues but built up with others sometimes it was a little frustrating at times.
Because E3 is about games...