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E3 will likely be very different in 2021 – Here’s what we know

E3 will likely be very different in 2021 – Here’s what we know

Posted on February 10, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

E3 2021 is drawing closer and, with the pandemic showing no signs of ending before summer, the biggest gaming event of the year is looking very different this time around. Here’s what we know about E3 2021.

Last March, E3 organiser the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) shared the unfortunate news that it had been forced to cancel the 2020 event over growing Covid-19 concerns.
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