It looks like E3 2021 will be moving forward with a digital event, at least if the ESA can rally publishers to the summer event. A new report from VGC reveals a series of pitch documents that the E3 organizer is circling to various publishers and exhibitors in an effort to gain support for E3 2021 in June. When E3 2020 was canceled, the ESA promised the show would be returning in 2021, and it appears the aim is still to hold an event this year.
According to the VGC report, the E3 2021 proposal by the ESA includes ?multiple two-hour keynote sessions from games partners, an awards show, a June 14 preview night and other smaller streams from games publishers, influencers and media partners? during the June 15-17 period that the show is supposed to take place. It also mentions media previews the week before the event, bolstered by a series of demos released on various platforms to coincide with show.
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