First came the cancelation of E3 due to coronavirus, the same pandemic which led to the creation of EA?s Play Live 2020 presentation event. Originally scheduled for June 11 as an online streaming extravaganza, plans are changing for the publisher once more. Now, the event meant to replace the canceled convention is also being delayed. EA Play Live 2020 will now take place later in June according to a social media post.

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? Electronic Arts (@EA) June 5, 2020

?With the important conversations taking place and important voices being heard around the world right now, we?re moving our time to come together in play.? EA said in regards to the delay. The publisher is one of many studios pressing the pause button on potential announcements, with the delay of Sony?s big, much-hyped PlayStation 5 event being most notable. With the various major pieces of E3 being sliced up and divided like watermelon at a summer family reunion?you know, those things people used to do before the year 2020 came and ruined everything?it?s been interesting to see how each publisher is handling its various blockbuster announcements.
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