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Event Recap: E3 2019

Key takeaways from the biggest gaming expo and what it means for brands

E3 Recap: 5 Key Takeaways From This Year’s Show

The most significant development in gaming over the last few years has been the rise of the casual gamer. As eMarketer indicates, it is a category largely defined by the some 147 million US mobile gamers who look to Candy Crush and Fruit Ninja to…

Playstation TV Coming This Year

Just when you thought you had a handle on all the over-the-top platforms, Playstation announces the North America release of Playstation TV. The $99 device will stream PS Vita and select PS 3 games to your TV in addition to media services like Hulu and Netflix. More…

Eye Tracking For Gaming Is Just the Start

At this week’s E3 convention, SteelSeries is showing off its new Sentry Eye Tracker, a device designed to track where a gamer looks while playing. This primary function can offer insights when training for gaming tournaments, but it is promising in a much…

Microsoft’s E3 Press Conference

Microsoft’s E3 Conference can be defined more by what it didn’t say than what it did. There was no mention of the once requisite Kinect, social media integration or video. Instead, the tech giant focused on showcasing their major game partners like Halo 5 and Call of Duty which of course look stunning in the gameplay demos.

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Sony’s E3 2012 Keynote Showed Off Some Big Guns, And A Few Surprises

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E3 — Hits and Misses

E3 2009 is my fifth E3, though I managed to miss the recent “awkward years.” While the rumor was that this E3 would return to prior glory, I’ve been a bit disappointed – the show is much more guarded than in years past. The press conferences on Monday and Tuesday had some neat…