The Entertainment Software Association has opened registration to press and consumers alike for the 2010 Electronic Entertainment Expo -- and has sold almost 90 percent of the space to its long list of exhibitors.
The Entertainment Software Association has opened registration to press and consumers alike for the 2010 Electronic Entertainment Expo, the major game industry and consumer event set for June 15-17. The annual event's stated goal is to show off "the creativity, excitement and energy that fuels the marketplace for computer and video game entertainment." After a few years' growing pains, last year's E3 benefited from something of a return to the glitz and glamour of earlier events. "This year's event will premier cutting-edge technologies, immersive games, and innovations in consumer interfaces," promises ESA CEO Michael Gallagher. The ESA says it's already sold 90 percent of the available exhibitor space -- exhibitors include publishers from Activision and Electronic Arts to Capcom and Konami. A full list of exhibitor companies is available on the event's official site. It's also created a Facebook page and Twitter feed for parties interested in keeping up with relevant updates on the event, and promises further details in the weeks to come.
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