Electronic Entertainment Expo opens in Los Angeles

This year, the biggest video game show in the world, E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo), at the Convention Center in Los Angeles, is open to the public between 13 – 15 June. It connects about 65,000 people (leading computer and video game companies, business partners, media, industry analysts and the biggest fans of video games from over 100 countries).
 
Distributors, resellers, entertainment industry representatives, researchers, financial and industry annalists, importer and exporters will be also present. But no one under the age of 17 is permitted. New technologies and never-before-seen products will be showcased. The Expo primarily features presentations from major hardware and software publishers, traditionally including Microsoft, Sony. Activision, Ubisoft, Nintendo, and others. For video gaming, E3 is where it all starts, at the largest event for new announcements and big reveals. Even the Oculus virtual reality headset was shown here for the first time. The show is developing on more than 800,000 square feet of exhibits and meeting spaces.
 
There are going to be more than 2,300 game, devices and toys on display.  As an example, news are expected from Ubisoft about the latest game called Assassin's Creed. Or, be sure Nintendo will show off its upcoming Super Mario Odyssey adventure game. As we said, this year fans will be accepted as a consistent part of visitors. 15,000 fans paid as much as $250 for an access ticket.

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