While E3 has always been a traditional B2B event, it would seem that global events have ushered in rapid change.
Working in partnership with folks from English and Non-English social media channels, the Entertainment Software Association, the organizers of E3, are trying their best to make the event as inclusive as many gamers around the world.
Here’s just a taste of the list of partners:
- Twitch
- YouTube
- Facebook Gaming
- TikTok
- Steam
- Bilibili
- AfreecaTV
If you’re not familiar with some of these channels, E3 is making a big push into Chinese, Korean, and even Russian social media platforms.

The best part is, these channels would not be simply be rebroadcasting one common feed. Instead, there will be bespoke programming for each channel.
The only thing missing right now would be the list of gaming companies who will be lending their might to the event.
Running from 12 June 2021 to 15 June 2021, this means that June will have a week-long gaming content push with Geoff Keighley’s Summer Game Fest making a return on 10 June as well.
Can’t wait!
Gerald currently straddles between his love of video games and board gaming. There’s nothing that interests him more than trying out the newest and fanciest gadget in town as well. He dreams of publishing a board game sometime in the future!