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May 6th, 2021 Christian Petersen via Getty Images Last month, the Entertainment Software Association announced its initial plans for this years virtual E3 conference. Unsurprisingly, Microsoft and Nintendo are participating along with major developers and publishers like Capcom, Konami, Ubisoft, Take-Two Interactive and Warner Bros. Games. A few big names were missing from that list, but today the ESA is filling things in: Square Enix, Bandai Namco and and Sega are will all participate in the v...

Author Bio Taylor Carmichael is a former attorney and filmmaker. Hes the author of a line of murder mysteries, including Whodidit in the Supreme Court? and Whodidit With a Senator? The majority of what he knows about stocks he learned right here at the Motley Fool. The video gaming industry is probably bigger than you think it is. Companies in the industry generate $180 billion in annual revenue worldwide. When compared with other entertainment sectors, thats bigger than...

free, easy, and News Konami Will Not Present at E3 2021 posted on Company will make announcements on "number of key projects" over next few months Konami announced on Twitter on Saturday that it will not present at the virtual event set to take place for E3 this year. The company reassured fans that it is in "deep development on a number of key projects" and that it will make announcements over the next few months. The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) confirmed that the E3 gaming eve...

Contra and With E3 coming in June 2021, partners and sponsors have been announcing their affiliation with and intentions for the expo. Currently, the website for E3 2021 only lists its partnering exhibitors and sponsors as Nintendo, Microsoft, Ubisoft, Take-Two Interactive, Capcom, Warner Bros Games, Koch Media, and Konami. It is not clear if Konami’s inclusion in the list is an error or solely a supporting role as a sponsor without an actual presence. Square Enix confirmed its affiliation w...

Konami has announced it will not be attending E3 2021, which has been scheduled for June 12-15.

Konami announced it will no longer be attending E3 2021 in June due to timing. The company did [...]

Borderlands 3 got another new update this week from Gearbox Software to make some balance adjustments for a couple of different weapons. It’s not an update that affected a ton of different weapons, but the good news is that it’s all buffs and no nerfs which means that your favorite weapon [...]

Published on 28 Apr, 2021 This is The Rally Point, a regular column where the inimitable Sin Vega delves deep into strategy gaming. Having namedropped Tropico in the very last episode, I discovered two things this week: the happy fluke that it coincides with the 20th anniversary of the first game in the series, and that after years of waiting to use "serendipitous", it reads far too pompously to open an introduction with it. Its a perfect opportunity to bring up why I love...

Xsolla There are still some notable absences from that list. Sony didn’t participate in E3 2019 and had no intention of taking part in E3 2020 either before the whole event was cancelled anyway, so it’s no surprise they’re not on this list. EA is also still missing. With rumors circulating that many bigger companies will be reserving their bigger main reveals for other events outside of E3, it’s likely they’ll be preparing for another EA Play Live event instead. Strangely, the list al...

The games For those who are unfamiliar, Activision is the gaming company known for games such as Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, and Overwatch, and in 2016 it acquired King (the makers of Candy Crush). Call of Duty is the third-highest-grossing video game franchise ever. The hype around these games is bigger than ever. Last week Twitch streamer Nickmercs had 400,000 viewers two days in a row watching his Warzone stream. Mobile games  The mobile version of Call of Duty was released in 2019, an...