On the 12th local time, the "American Entertainment Software Association" issued a document saying that it will no longer organize any electronic entertainment exhibitions in the future, that is, the E3 game exhibition. At this point, the E3 Game Show, which has a history of more than 20 years, has officially been permanently suspended.
The American Entertainment Software Association issued a document on the same day, saying that after serving as the core display platform of the video game industry for more than 20 years, the E3 game show will be permanently canceled. Later, the official website of E3 also issued a statement saying, "After more than 20 years of development, E3 has become larger and larger, but now it is time to say goodbye and thank you for those memories."
E3, also known as the Electronic Entertainment Exhibition, is one of the most important game shows in the world, held annually since 1995, and once in 2019 it attracted 650,000 gamers and professionals attended. Since 2020, the E3 Game Show has been cancelled or moved online due to the pandemic. This year's E3 Game Show was originally scheduled to be held in June, which was also the first time that the game show returned to in-person events after the epidemic, but it had to be stopped because game giants such as Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony all said they would not participate.
In recent years, as the global gaming industry has begun to digitally transform, traditional game shows such as E3 have become less popular and less attractive than before.
Editor: Gao Ya).