The Obligatory “Is E3 Dead?” Episode – 2022 Edition

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The Obligatory “Is E3 Dead?” Episode – 2022 Edition

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Jun 15, 2022

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For years, E3 served as the video game industry's platform to promote video games and video game hardware. But some setbacks, including canceled shows due to COVID, lead to the question: is E3 dead?

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Jun 15, 2022

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The Obligatory “Is E3 Dead?” Episode – 2022 Edition

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