No Room At E3?
As we are down to our final two months before E3 Expo 2005 hits Los Angeles, it would seem that any developer looking for some room will be fresh out of luck. With more than 150 developers, all 540,000 square feet of the LA Convention Center has been booked.
"E3Expo 2005 brings us to the threshold of a new era of creative and technological innovation for the global computer and videogame business, providing first looks at the next generation of hardware and previews of the advanced titles and technologies that consumers will be bringing home this holiday season," said Douglas Lowenstein, president of the ESA, the trade association that owns E3Expo.
"With a show floor the size of 2,700 city blocks, an unparalleled business conference program, and more than 400 exhibitors from 87 countries, E3Expo is truly the best place on the planet to get down to the business of fun."
SOURCE: Press Release, Gaming Evolution
"E3Expo 2005 brings us to the threshold of a new era of creative and technological innovation for the global computer and videogame business, providing first looks at the next generation of hardware and previews of the advanced titles and technologies that consumers will be bringing home this holiday season," said Douglas Lowenstein, president of the ESA, the trade association that owns E3Expo.
"With a show floor the size of 2,700 city blocks, an unparalleled business conference program, and more than 400 exhibitors from 87 countries, E3Expo is truly the best place on the planet to get down to the business of fun."
SOURCE: Press Release, Gaming Evolution
3 Comments:
I hope the PHANTOM got in to E3 before all the room was out. LOL
Maybe this year, they will show the controler!
Last year, it was the keybord!
That would be hillarious if Phantom was going to show the service this year but waited too long to sign up and ended up having to miss it. They could always set up their booth outside.
Actually, it would not be to bad if they missed this years E3.
They will be there the next year also with thier " prototype", just like all the years before.
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