As previously reported and reestablished today, NCsoft, Foundation 9 and Atlus will also skip the trip -- and id Software is still absent from the list. However, LucasArts continues to remain present, despite declining to renew its ESA membership. The complete list of "who's in" is posted after the break.
Full list of exhibitors currently scheduled to participate:
- 1UP Network
- Akella
- Atari Inc.
- Bethesda Softworks
- Capcom USA Inc.
- Crave Entertainment
- Codemasters
- D3Publisher of America
- Deep Silver
- Disney Interactive Studios, Inc.
- Electronic Arts
- Eidos Interactive
- Fox Interactive Media
- Indie Games
- Jagex, Ltd.
- Konami Digital Entertainment America
- LucasArts
- Majesco Entertainment Company
- Microsoft Corporation
- Midway Games, Inc.
- MTV Games
- Namco Bandai Games America, Inc.
- Natsume, Inc.
- Nintendo of America Inc.
- Novint Technologies, Inc.
- Nyko Technologies
- Rebellion
- SEGA of America, Inc.
- Serious Games Initiative
- Sony Computer Entertainment America, Inc.
- Sony Online Entertainment Inc.
- Southpeak Interactive
- Square Enix USA
- Take-Two Interactive
- Tecmo
- THQ Inc.
- Toshiba America Information Systems
- Ubisoft Entertainment Inc.
- Valve Software
- Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment Inc.
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Where is Epic?
Need more Gears 2 news!
Sorry, I don't listen to morons who ASSociate themselves with those 3 numbers you have in your Stiq' name.
Pretty clever... I almost missed it.
You're just like all the 45 year old, histrionic, menopausal women that tried to get Iron Maiden banned because they had a song that referenced the number 666. Of course, they completely ignored the fact that the song was actually a warning against the devil. Anyways, fuck off. 66666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666
Oh noes! Run! Hide! A series of sixes! Go whine that somebodies using numbers you don't like, everybody loves it when people make big deals out of nothing (like what I'm doing).
*dives for cover, giggling*
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I want a Diablo 3 teaser!
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:( I miss the *old* Capcom.
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Plus, I'm interested to see what Nintendo has in store.
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again?
NEW IP! NEW IP! NEW IP!
Think USA chant...
Beats me. But my best guesses would be:
• Kid Icarus seems like it'll be the big reveal.
• There are also rumors of Retro working on a Zelda spin off, so if that's true, we could see that.
• 2D updates to their main franchises for Wii Ware would make them the winner of E3 in my mind.
• There HAVE to be some major 3rd party games coming this year. They just CAN'T keep dumping trash on the Wii with it's booming install base.
• Wii Music could blow us all away the same way Wii Fit and Wii Sports did. I also wouldn't write off the possibility of Wii Music coming with some sort of add on like, say, an HDD, as if it is just a stand alone game, it'd be the only Wii _____ game to not come with a device of some sort.
• A DS redesign seems reasonable.
That's all I've got. But this is Nintendo. They aren't like MS or Sony in that they don't leak like a bullet riddled bucket...so just because we don't really know anything doesn't mean we should assume nothing is coming.
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Oh, and i would presume that Gears would make an appearance under the Microsoft umbrella, though whatever else Epic is cooking up right now wouldn't be presented
I wonder which of the big three will sweep the show this year. You have to have handed it to Sony last year, if only for the sheer amount of original content: Software and Programs of all kinds. Nintendo was all "Wii Fit! oh and btw, here's ten seconds of new Mario Kart" Then Microsoft's was just a reiteration of what we all knew, though granted it was complemented by Moore's Rock Band performance
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