On the road to E3 2019, it looked like the show was going to be a little starved for content. While there was certainly plenty of news (and it?s still going on!), one look at the floor plans and you?ll see why folks were worried. Another sign was the introduction of panels featuring properties like The Simpsons, which had no sign of video game content. While that one mobile game that makes a bajillion dollars did get some new content announcements, no further news really happened. However, an interesting nugget from the panel did reveal EA once tried to throw a little party with America?s First Family, Mario Party?style.

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