E3 2020 Largest game show cancelled for the first time in 25 years

E3 2020 will not be. The Largest game show cancelled for the first time in 25 years due to the coronavirus outbreak. There could be other reasons besides coronavirus

Organizers of the biggest gaming exhibition Electronic Entertainment Expo have decided not to host the event this year. According to several sources familiar with the Entertainment Software Association’s plans.

It was originally planned that the E3 2020 will be held in June this year within a few days. As it has been for many years. However, it seems that the organizers decided to cancel the show because of the spread of the Coronavirus worldwide. No official statement has been made yet by the Entertainment Software Association.

ESA did not respond to Ars Technica’s questions about what the future of E3 will be. Will the format of the event be completely changed online. Will the exhibition be held later, and so on?

Late last month, ESA announced that it was studying the spread of the Coronavirus while continuing to plan a secure and successful E32020 game show.

Earlier, it was revealed that renowned American journalist Jeff Kelly, editor of The Game Awards, will not be attending this year’s Central Gaming Exhibition, with which he is associated with AM.

In addition to the coronavirus, there are other causes. In recent years major publishers have begun to refuse to attend E3 and make their offers. So, last year Sony missed the show, which was not going to E3 this year.

The E3 debuted in 1995, the same moment every year the exhibition was held.