Sony and PlayStation will not be at E3 2021. There is already a long list of publishers and studios confirmed to be participating in the event, and Sony is not among them.

Taking place from June 12-15, E3 2021 is confirmed to include appearances from Nintendo, Xbox, Capcom, Konami, Ubisoft, Take-Two Interactive, Warner Bros. Games, Koch Media.

3) XBOX confirming SEGA buyout rumors SEGA in a huge deal with XBOX (Image via SEGA) With Sony backing out of E3 2021, it leaves the premise for XBOX to swoop in and take the glory in their name.

But that chorus has been drowned out by the far more deafening din of what wasn’t announced at E3 2021. Of course, we had some inkling beforehand about which blockbusters wouldn’t show up.

Featuring 30 game reveals, The Xbox and Bethesda joint-presentation was easily the busiest part of E3 so far. In the absence of a PlayStation conference (Sony decided to skip the expo this year ...

This means that E3 2021, scheduled to get underway from 13th June, could end up being a watered down showcase; it’s worth remembering that the likes of Sony, EA, and Activision had already ...

And yet, if the past few years have proven anything, it’s that Sony doesn’t need E3. In fact, it could be perfectly fine without attending another E3 ever again. The reasons for this are two-fold.

Notably absent from the lineup is Sony, which had sat out E3 2019 (and was going to skip it last year). The ESA plans to bring E3 back as an in-person event in 2022 in Los Angeles.

But starting this weekend, E3 will be held entirely online, a shift from last year when it was canceled amid the coronavirus pandemic. In 2020, Microsoft and Sony spent the summer months hyping ...

Other publishers, including Sony, EA, and Activision, have been moving away from a singular centralized E3 event for a few years now.

E3 is officially over E3 was once the games industry’s biggest event without peers, held year after year during the summer. Its sudden decline can be traced back to Sony Interactive Entertainment’s ...