It?s been a wild ride leading up to E3 2020. Many changes have been made to the massive trade show recently, and after the huge media breach that publicly revealed thousands of attendees? personal information, the show has a lot to prove this year, especially when it comes to digital security. The ESA is off to a bad start. A recent leak revealed the list of attending exhibitors for this year?s show. This page has since been locked behind a password-protected login, but a ResetEra user managed to save an image of the list for the public to see. As the page noted, the list will be ?continually updated,? so it isn?t final.
There are some notable absences so far, like Microsoft, Nintendo, Atlus, and other big companies that typically attend. Microsoft might not be listed since their E3 showing is typically hosted adjacent to E3 at the Microsoft Theater, down the street from the E3?s LA Convention Center and not technically part of the ESA?s event. Nonetheless, the list looks barebones compared to previous years, though the list is not final and may have  a number of additional exhibitors added before this summer. As expected, Sony is not listed either. The Japanese company will be skipping the show for the second year in a row in favor of ?hundreds of consumer events? throughout the year.
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