A journalist speculates that virtual E3 2022 may be canceled: This month it announced that earlier this month, the Entertainment Software Association decided that E3 2022 will not an event in person to avoid the spreading of COVID-19.
Omicron version of COVID-19. The association decided to make it an online-only event once again.
VentureBeat writer Jeff Grubb now claims that the virtual version of the largest gaming convention in the video game industry this year might canceled utterly.
Jeff Grubb posted a video on TikTok that said that the E3’s virtual event could “probably” canceled together with the physical event. And this could mean it’s the second time E3 has to cancel during its time since the pandemic started.
Then republished The video on YouTube, which is available below.
A journalist speculates that virtual E3 2022 may be canceled
“E3 has canceled,” Grubb said in the video. “Well, physically, it cancels and probably digitally too.”
ESA hasn’t commented on whether it will cancel the virtual E3 event.
After confirming the cancellation of the live event earlier in the month. They released an announcement that reads. “We are nonetheless excited about the future of E3 and are looking at announcing additional details soon.”
It’s not advisable to consider Grubb’s statements as gospel.
However, considering the language of that part of the statement from the ESA. The decision to cancel E3 in its digital format might not be out of the possible scenario.
Even if E3 holds digitally in the summer, publishers and developers organize their showcases or confine their presentations. To Geoff Keighley to host Summer Games Fest.
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