IDG World Expo: over 50 exhibitors confirmed for E For All
Although Sega, Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA), Capcom, and Microsoft are still a no-go, organizers IDG World Expo confirmed that dozens of game companies are confirmed to attend the E For All (EforAll) convention coming in October. The trade show that focuses more on the consumer is set for the Hollywood limelight starting October 18 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
Carolyn Rauch, former ESA vice president now in IDG World Expo’s camp, said:
We have over 50 exhibitors, including Nintendo, Namco, THQ, Konami, EA and other major companies to be announced shortly. This is a group of companies that sold about half of all the games purchased in the U.S. last year.
Packed with events and programs dedicated to the consumer, E For All is often mistaken as the replacement of the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). But for IDG World Expo, it’s simply an avenue for consumers to relive their part of the former E3.
Rauch maintained that official announcements of attending companies would be released in the near future. She added:
Gamers should be excited because this event is all about them — from a terrific line up of the newest games from the industry’s leading publishers, to the World Series of Video Games tournament and Video Games Live concert.
Via GamePro
Although Sega, Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA), Capcom, and Microsoft are still a no-go, organizers IDG World Expo confirmed that dozens of game companies are confirmed to attend the E For All (EforAll) convention coming in October. The trade show that focuses more on the consumer is set for the Hollywood limelight starting October 18 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
Carolyn Rauch, former ESA vice president now in IDG World Expo’s camp, said:
We have over 50 exhibitors, including Nintendo, Namco, THQ, Konami, EA and other major companies to be announced shortly. This is a group of companies that sold about half of all the games purchased in the U.S. last year.
Packed with events and programs dedicated to the consumer, E For All is often mistaken as the replacement of the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). But for IDG World Expo, it’s simply an avenue for consumers to relive their part of the former E3.
Rauch maintained that official announcements of attending companies would be released in the near future. She added:
Gamers should be excited because this event is all about them — from a terrific line up of the newest games from the industry’s leading publishers, to the World Series of Video Games tournament and Video Games Live concert.
Via GamePro
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