- Name
- E3 2019
- Aliases
- Electronic Entertainment Expo 2019,E3 '19
E3 2019
The 25th annual Electronic Entertainment Expo, which took place June 11-13, 2019 at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, California. This ended up being the final in-person E3 event.
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Overview
For the third year in a row, the ESA opened E3 registration to the public. Starting on February 2019, anyone could register for a "Gamer Pass" at a price of $249 USD. After a mixed reaction to allowing the public into the expo in 2017, changes were made to the schedule for 2018. Those changes remain for 2019. On the first two days of E3, industry professionals are given three hours on the floor before the public is allowed inside.
| Date | Industry Pass | Gamer Pass |
|---|---|---|
| Tuesday, June 11 | 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM | 2:00 PM - 7:00 PM |
| Wednesday, June 12 | 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM | 12:00 PM - 7:00 PM |
| Thursday, June 13 | 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM | 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
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Giant Bomb @ Nite
Nite 1 - June 11, 2019
Video - Podcast
Segment 5
- Segment 1: Editor Check-In
- Segment 2: Rod Fergusson (Person), Saxs Persson (Person), Carl Ledbetter (Person), Mike Brown
- Segment 3: Dan Greenawalt (Person), Rebecca Ford (Person), Mark Noseworthy (Person), Luke Smith (Person), Ryan Payton (Person)
- Segment 4: Vince Zampella (Person), Drew McCoy (Person), Rayme C. Vinson
- Segment 5: Felix Kramer (Person), Rebekah Saltsman (Person), Kelly Wallick (Person), Harris Foster (Person), Adam Saltsman (Person)
- Segment 6: Gita Jackson (Person), Chris Plante, Dante Douglas, Pat Gill, Chelsea Stark, Tina Amini
Nite 2 - June 12, 2019
Video - Podcast
Segment 1
- Segment 1: Phil Spencer
- Segment 2: Jack Buser (Person), Marty Stratton (Person), Hugo Martin (Person)
- Segment 3: Emma Kinema (Person), Jocelyn Monahan (Person)
- Segment 4: Scott Strichart (Person), Mark MacDonald (Person), Asheesh Thukral (Person)
- Segment 5: Wan Hazmer (Person), Robin Hunicke (Person), Cara Ellison (Person), Chris Avellone (Person)
- Segment 6: Tamoor Hussain, Mike Mahardy, Lucy James, Andy McNamara, Michael Higham, Caty McCarthy
Nite 3 - June 13, 2019
Video - Podcast
Segment 7
- Segment 1: Editor Check-In
- Segment 2: Nina Freeman (Person), Mary Kish (Person), Danny O'Dwyer
- Segment 3: Luis Antonio (Person), Alex Hutchinson (Person), Brooke Maggs (Person)
- Segment 4: Rich Gallup (Person), Mike Bithell (Person), Sean Krankel (Person)
- Segment 5: Adam Boyes (Person), Mike Bilder (Person), Dave Lang (Person), John T. Drake, Samantha Kalman (Person), Casey Malone (Person)
- Segment 6: Natalie Watson, Janina Gavankar (Person), Austin Creed (Person), Austin Walker (Person), Patrick Klepek (Person), Drew Scanlon (Person)
- Segment 7: Austin Creed, Kenny Omega
Press Conferences
Xbox E3 Briefing
Sunday, June 9 - 1:00 PM PDT - Microsoft Theater
- The show began with a new trailer for The Outer Worlds (Game).
- Dom Matthews (Commercial Director) and Rahni Tucker (Person) (Creative Director) from Ninja Theory (Company) introduced the world premiere trailer for Bleeding Edge (Game).
- A new trailer was shown for Ori and the Will of the Wisps (Game) and announced a release date of February 11, 2020.
- A world premiere trailer for Minecraft: Dungeons was shown. Coming Spring 2020.
- Phil Spencer (Head of Xbox) welcomed the crowd and promised the largest showcase of games at E3 2019 with sixty games including fourteen from Xbox Game Studios (Company) and over thirty for Xbox Game Pass (Concept).
- A new trailer for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order was shown.
- A world premiere trailer for Blair Witch (Game) was shown. Coming August 30, 2019.
- A new trailer for Cyberpunk 2077 (Game) was shown and revealed Keanu Reeves (Person) is in the game.
- Keanu Reeves (Person) took the stage and revealed that Cyberpunk 2077 will release on April 16, 2020.
- A world premiere trailer for Spiritfarer (Game) was shown.
- A trailer for Battletoads was shown.
- A trailer for RPG Time: The Legend of Wright was shown. Coming in 2020.
- A montage trailer of ID@XBOX games was shown.
- Sarah Bond (Head of Xbox Partnerships) announces all of the games in the previous trailer will be on Xbox Game Pass upon release. She announced several new games for Xbox Game Pass on Xbox and PC with a trailer. She then announced Xbox Game Pass Ultimate which includes Xbox Live Gold, Game Pass on Xbox, and Game Pass on PC.
- A world premiere trailer for Microsoft Flight Simulator was shown.
- A trailer for Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition was shown.
- A trailer for Wasteland 3 (Game) was shown.
- Matt Booty (Person) (Head of Xbox Game Studios) took the stage to announce that they have acquired Double Fine Productions.
- Tim Schafer (Person) (Founder) of Double Fine introduced a new trailer for Psychonauts 2 (Game).
- A world premiere trailer for LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga was shown. Coming in 2020.
- A trailer for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot was shown. Coming in early 2020.
- A world premiere trailer for Twelve Minutes (Game) was shown.
- A trailer for Way to the Woods (Game) was shown. Coming in 2020.
- A trailer for Gears 5 (Game) was shown.
- Rod Fergusson (Person) (Studio Head) of The Coalition (Company) announced that Gears 5 will release on September 10, 2019. A multiplayer beta will launch on July 17. He then introduced a new multiplayer mode called Escape with another trailer. Those who have Xbox Game Pass will receive a Terminator skin (trailer).
- A new Xbox One Elite Wireless controller was announced via a trailer.
- A new trailer for Dying Light 2 was shown. Coming in Spring 2020.
- A trailer was shown announcing LEGO-themed DLC for Forza Horizon 4 (Game). Coming June 13.
- Ralph Fulton (Person) (Creative Director) of Playground Games (Company) took the stage to give more details of Forza Horizon 4's LEGO Speed Champions expansion.
- A new trailer for Gears Pop! was shown.
- A trailer for State of Decay 2 (Game)'s Heartland expansion was shown. Available now.
- A world premiere trailer for Phantasy Star Online 2 (Game) was shown.
- Phil Spencer was shown in the crowd to welcome Phantasy Star back to Xbox.
- Phil Spencer announced a partnership with Smilegate Entertainment (Company) and that they are bringing CrossFire X exclusively to Xbox One in 2020. A trailer was shown.
- A world premiere trailer for Tales of Arise (Game) was shown. Coming in 2020.
- A new trailer for Borderlands 3 (Game) was shown. Coming September 13, 2020.
- A world premiere trailer for Elden Ring (Game) was shown.
- Phil Spencer returned to talk about Project xCloud.
- Phil Spencer then talked about the next Xbox console, which is currently called Project Scarlett. A video was shown featuring developers talking about the new possibilities.
- A new trailer for Halo Infinite (Game) was shown. Phil Spencer announced it will launch alongside Project Scarlett for Holiday 2020.
- A montage of the day's announcements was shown to end the show.
Bethesda E3 Showcase
Sunday, June 9 - 5:30 PM PDT - ?
- The show began with a video of Bethesda Softworks (Company) employees thanking their fans.
- Pete Hines (Person) (Senior VP of Global Marketing & Communications) took the stage to welcome everyone and talk about the importance of their community.
- Todd Howard (Person) (Studio Head of Bethesda Game Studios (Company)) took the stage to talk about difficulties with Fallout 76 (Game).
- Craig Lafferty (Person) (Project Lead) and Matthew Carofano (Person) (Art Director) came out to talk about The Elder Scrolls: Blades' new features including dragons launching immediately. A trailer was shown to announce the game is coming to Nintendo Switch in Fall 2019.
- Tom Mustaine (Person) (Co-Studio Director) and Jeff Gardiner (Person) (Project Leader) came out to introduce a trailer about what's next for Fallout 76. The Wastelanders expansion includes human NPCs, a new main quest, and dialogue trees. The expansion will launch in Fall 2019 for free. The entire game is free to try from June 10-17. A battle royale mode announcement trailer was shown.
- Todd Howard confirmed they are still working on Starfield (Game) and The Elder Scrolls VI (Game), but nothing new was shown.
- Shinji Mikami (Executive Producer) of Tango Gameworks (Company) announced GhostWire: Tokyo.
- Ikumi Nakamura (Person) (Creative Director) of Tango Gameworks introduced the world premiere trailer for GhostWire: Tokyo.
- A video of Bethesda fans was shown.
- Matt Firor (Creative Director) of ZeniMax Online Studios (Company) came out to talk about what's coming to The Elder Scrolls Online (Game) and introduced a new trailer for The Elder Scrolls Online: Elsweyr.
- Kira Ross Schlitt (Person) (Creative Director) of Zenimax Online Studios introduced a world premiere trailer for Commander Keen.
- Pete Hines returned to announced Fallout Shelter (Game) has seen 150 million downloads.
- Pete Hines introduced a trailer for new content coming to The Elder Scrolls Legends (Game).
- Pete Hines introduced a trailer for new content coming in Rage 2 (Game)'s Rise of the Ghosts expansion.
- Jerk Gustafsson (Person) (Executive Producer) of MachineGames (Company) announced Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot will be available in July 2019. He then introduced a new trailer for Wolfenstein: Youngblood. Coming on July 26, 2019.
- Dinga Bakaba (Game Director) and Sebastien Mitton (Person) (Art Director) of Arkane Studios (Company) introduced the world premiere trailer for Deathloop (Game).
- Another video of Bethesda fans was shown.
- Robert A. Duffy (Chief Technology Officer) of id Software (Company) and James Altman (Director of Publishing) of Bethesda Softworks came out to talk about Bethesda's innovations throughout the years. They then announced Orion, a streaming technology that optimizes any game engine for any streaming service.
- A new trailer for Doom Eternal (Game) was shown.
- Hugo Martin (Person) (Creative Director) and Marty Stratton (Person) (Executive Producer) of id Software took the stage to talk about what's new in Doom Eternal. Coming on November 22, 2019. They then announced the new multiplayer mode called BattleMode and a trailer was shown.
- Pete Hines announced that QuakeCon 2019 would celebrate the 25th anniversary of Doom (Franchise) by being called DoomCon.
- Another montage of Bethesda developers thanking the fans was shown to end the show.
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Sunday, June 9 - 7:00 PM PDT
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Ubisoft E3 Media Briefing 2019
Monday, June 10 - 1:00 PM PDT - Orpheum Theater
- Immediately before Ubisoft's presentation, a live symphony performed music from the Assassin's Creed series accompanied by cinematics from games in the series, labelled "Assassin's Creed Symphony", to highlight the symphony's worldwide tour.
- The presentation opened on an extended trailer for Watch Dogs: Legion, highlighting the game's gameplay loop and recruitment mechanic. Following the trailer, Clint Hocking (Person) (Creative Director at Ubisoft Toronto) took the stage to further discuss Watch Dogs: Legion's story, setting, and mechanics, followed by a second trailer announcing a March 6, 2020 release date.
- Rob Mcelhenney (Creator of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) appeared to announce a partnership with Ubisoft for Mythic Quest, a fictional television show about an MMO development team, as well as premiere a trailer for the show.
- Parker Mackay (an eSports commentator) appeared from a Ubisoft stage outside of the conference hall to mention a post-presentation Rainbow Six: Siege competition featuring celebrity guests, as well as show a trailer for Warden, a character introduced by the game's thirteenth season.
- A trailer for Brawlhalla (Game) was shown, announcing a crossover between the game and the Adventure Time (Franchise) series.
- A narrative trailer for Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint was played, followed by Jon Bernthal (an actor and voice of Breakpoint character Cole D. Walker) appearing on stage, joined by a dog. While on stage, Bernthal discussed the game's basic concept and story, followed by a second, cinematic trailer for the game.
- After the second Breakpoint trailer, Laura Cordrey (Community Developer at Ubisoft Paris) appeared on stage to announce that the game would feature AI teammates, as well as "Delta Company", a community hub focused on the Ghost Recon (Franchise) series. Cordrey was followed by Nouredine Abboud (Executive Producer at Ubisoft Paris), who announced the game would release on October 4, 2019, following a September 5, 2019 beta period.
- A trailer for Tom Clancy's Elite Squad was shown.
- A ten-year anniversary trailer for the Just Dance (Franchise) series was shown, leading a group of dancers (including a dancer in a panda outfit) to take the stage for a live dance routine announcing Just Dance 2020 (Game).
- A trailer teasing For Honor (Game)'s "Shadows of the Hitokiri" event was shown.
- An announcement trailer for Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Quarantine was shown, slated for early 2020. Bio Jade Adam Granger (Person) (Lead Game Designer at Ubisoft Montreal) took the stage to discuss the game's design principles and ambitions, alongside a few core details of the game.
- A highlight reel of influencer's reactions to Tom Clancy's The Division 2 was shown, followed by Terry Spier (Person) (Creative Director at Red Storm Entertainment) appearing on stage to announce a free play period for the game, alongside detailing the game's first three "episodes" of content updates, concluding with a trailer for Episode 3 and the announcement of a partnership with Netflix (Company) for a movie themed around The Division (Franchise) series.
- Brenda Panagrossi (Person) (V.P. of Platform & Product Management at Ubisoft) took the stage to announce Uplay+, a subscription service for Ubisoft's titles, followed by a montage showing various Ubisoft titles alongside the announcement of a partnership between Uplay+ and Google Stadia (Platform).
- An announcement trailer was shown for Roller Champions (Game), with Stephane Drapeau (Product Manager at Ubisoft Montreal) appearing to discuss the game, announce a demo for the game available following the presentation, and show a gameplay trailer for the game.
- Yves Guillemot (Person) (CEO of Ubisoft) went up on stage to conclude the presentation with a statement about the value of video games, as well as bring Marc-Alexis Cote (Senior Producer at Ubisoft Quebec (Company)) on stage to introduce Gods andamp;amp;amp; Monsters (later known as Immortals: Fenyx Rising), as well as a trailer and February 25, 2020 release date for the game.
Square Enix E3 Showcase 2019
Monday, June 10 - 6:00 PM PDT
- Square Enix (Company)'s showcase started with a trailer for Final Fantasy VII Remake (Game), showing the remade visuals of the original game's intro.
- Yoshinori Kitase (Person) (Producer) appeared on stage to thank fans for waiting for Final Fantasy VII Remake, as well as announce that the remake would be split across several discs, the first focusing on Midgar (Location). Neal Pabon (Person) (Senior Manager of Product Marketing) joined Kitase on stage to showcase the game's combat mechanics.
- Tetsuya Nomura (Person) (Director) joined Kitase and Pabon on stage to announce that the game would be playable at Square Enix's booth, as well as show an extended trailer of Tifa Lockhart (Character)'s remastered design and combat mechanics, alongside a release date of March 3, 2020.
- An accolades trailer for Life is Strange 2 was shown, featuring reactions from influencers.
- A trailer for Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition was shown.
- A trailer for Octopath Traveler (Game)'s PC port was shown.
- A trailer for The Last Remnant Remastered's Nintendo Switch port was shown, launched the same day.
- A trailer for Dragon Quest Builders 2 (Game) was shown, alongside a release date of July 12, 2019, and a demo release of June 27, 2019.
- A trailer for Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age S was shown.
- A highlight reel showcasing Square Enix Collective (Concept)'s previous releases was shown, alongside the announcement of Circuit Superstars (Game).
- A gameplay trailer for Batallion 1944 was shown.
- A trailer for Square Enix Music was shown, announcing that Final Fantasy (Franchise) soundtracks had become available on streaming services.
- A trailer for Kingdom Hearts 3's Re:Mind DLC was shown.
- Naoki Yoshida (Person) (Producer, Director) took the stage, detailing the new additions of Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers, as well as showing a new trailer for the expansion.
- A trailer was shown for Dying Light 2, alongside a tenative release date of Spring 2020.
- A trailer for English-language multi-platform releases of Romancing SaGa 3 (Game) and SaGa Scarlet Grace Ambitions was shown.
- An announcement trailer for War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius was shown.
- An announcement trailer for Outriders (Game) was shown, with a tentative release date of Summer 2020. Sebastian Wojciechowski (Head of People Can Fly (Company)) appeared to briefly discuss the game and introduce a video from Bartosz Kmita (Creative Director) to introduce the studio's reasoning behind developing the game.
- A trailer for Oninaki (Game) was shown, alongside a release date of August 22, 2019.
- An announcement trailer for a remastered port of Final Fantasy VIII (Game) was shown.
- A story trailer for Marvel's Avengers was shown, with Shaun Escay (Creative Director at Crystal Dynamics (Company)) and Bill Rosemann (V.P. and Creative Director at Marvel Games) taking the stage to discuss the game in detail.
- A trailer was played showing the game's main cast discussing their feelings about The Avengers (Concept) and their roles as those characters.
- Scott Amos (Head of Crystal Dynamics) and Meagan Marie (Senior Community Manager at Crystal Dynamics) appeared on stage to discuss Marvel's Avengers' multiplayer and planned post-launch content. The two concluded by introducing a release date trailer slating the game for May 15, 2020.
Nintendo Spotlight: E3 2019
Tuesday, June 11 - 9:00 AM PDT
- Following the pattern from previous years, Nintendo (Company)'s presentation was held digitally, followed by a post-presentation "Nintendo Treehouse" stream showing gameplay and additional details.
- The presentation opened with an animation showing various colors of Nintendo Switch (Platform) hardware, alongside brief appearances from already-released games.
- Following the title-card animation, a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate cinematic was shown announcing a new DLC fighter, The Hero from the Dragon Quest (Franchise) series, slated for a Summer 2019 release.
- The Super Smash Bros. cinematic was followed immediately by a trailer for a Nintendo Switch port of Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age S, alongside a release date of September 27, 2019.
- Yoshiaki Koizumi (Person) (then-Executive Officer) appeared to introduce the presentation, as well as then-newly hired President of Nintendo of America, Doug Bowser. Doug Bowser's introduction was preceded by a joke about the character Bowser (Character) being confused by the overlap in names.
- A trailer for Luigi's Mansion 3 played, showing gameplay and introducing the game's basic plot. A number of new Poltergust-3000 mechanics were introduced, including Gooigi (Concept), a slime-based, independently controllable copy of Luigi. Also introduced was a new mode, the co-operative "ScareScraper Mode".
- Doug Bowser appeared again to state his enjoyment of the Luigi's Mansion series, as well as emphasize the post-presentation Nintendo Treehouse stream.
- An announcement trailer for Jim Henson's The Dark Crystal Age of Resistance Tactics played, showing some gameplay and a tentative 2019 release window.
- A trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening was shown, alongside the game's new dungeon-building mode, and a September 20, 2019 release date.
- Two side-by-side trailers for a remake of Trials of Mana and an English-port of Collection of Mana (Game) were shown.
- A trailer for a Nintendo Switch port of The Witcher 3: Complete Edition was shown.
- A new story trailer for Fire Emblem: Three Houses was shown, alongside an announced release date of July 26, 2019.
- Koizumi reappeared to reference the benefits of the Nintendo Switch, as well as segue into a live-action trailer for Switch ports of several Resident Evil (Franchise) games.
- An announcement trailer for No More Heroes III (Game) was played.
- An announcement trailer for Contra: Rogue Corps was played, alongside a same-day launch trailer for Contra Anniversary Collection (Game).
- A trailer for Daemon X Machina (Game) was shown, alongside a release date of September 13, 2019.
- An announcement teaser for Panzer Dragoon was shown.
- Shinya Takahashi (Person) (General Manager for Nintendo EPD (Company)) appeared to recap the announcements regarding Pokémon Sword/Shield made in a previous Pokémon-themed Nintendo Direct, as well as show a few additional details, such as announcing a new gym leader, Nessa (Character).
- A story trailer for Astral Chain (Game) was shown, alongside a release date of August 30, 2019.
- An announcement trailer for Empire of Sin (Game) was shown.
- A new trailer for Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order was shown, alongside a July 19, 2019 release date.
- A pre-launch trailer for Cadence of Hyrule was shown, alongside a June 13, 2019 release date.
- A trailer for Mario andamp;amp;amp; Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games was shown.
- Koizumi reappeared to introduce an extended segment looking at Animal Crossing: New Horizons, as well as announce that the game had been delayed to March 20, 2020.
- A highlight reel showcasing a number of upcoming Nintendo Switch titles was shown.
- A second Super Smash Bros. Ultimate cinematic was shown, announcing another new DLC character: the duo of Banjo (Character) and Kazooie (Character), from the Banjo-Kazooie series.
- Takahashi reappeared to conclude the presentation, as well as introduce "one more thing", a teaser trailer for a sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
Game Critics Awards
The Game Critics Awards are decided by an independent group of worldwide media outlets. They have selected the most promising games of each Electronic Entertainment Expo since 1998, and have thus become recognized as the most respected "Best of" awards that come out of the annual show. Games qualify for nomination by having hands-on playable versions of the game at the show.
The Outer Worlds (Game) came away with the most nominations (4), while Xbox Game Studios (Company) was the publisher with the most nominations (9). However, Final Fantasy VII Remake (Game) and Square Enix (Company) won the most categories (3 each), both winning Best of Show, Best Console Game, and Best RPG Game.
Bolded titles below denote which game won in each respective category.
Best of Show
Best Original Game
Best Console Game
Nominees * Final Fantasy VII Remake (Game) - Square Enix (Company) |
Best PC Game
Nominees * Borderlands 3 (Game) - Gearbox Software / 2K Games (Company) |
Best VR / AR Game
Nominees * Asgard's Wrath - Sanzaru Games (Company) / Oculus Studios (Company)
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Best Hardware / Peripheral
Nominees * Sega Genesis Mini - Sega (Company)
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Best Action Game
Nominees * Borderlands 3 (Game) - Gearbox Software / 2K Games (Company) |
Best Action / Adventure Game
Nominees * Control (Game) - Remedy Entertainment / 505 Games (Company) |
Best Role Playing Game
Nominees * Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot - CyberConnect2 / Bandai Namco |
Best Racing Game
Nominees * Crash Team Racing: Nitro Fueled - Beenox Studios (Company) / Activision (Company) |
Best Sports Game
Nominees * eFootball PES 2020 (Game) - Konami (Company) |
Best Strategy Game
Best Family / Social Game
Nominees * Fall Guys (Game) - Mediatonic (Company) / Devolver Digital (Company) |
Best Online Multiplayer
Best Independent Game
Nominees * Carrion (Game) - Phobia Game Studio (Company) / Devolver Digital (Company)
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Best Ongoing Game
Nominees * Destiny 2 (Game) - Bungie (Company) |
Special Commendation for Graphics
Cyberpunk 2077 (Game) - CD Projekt Red (Company)
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- 2K Games (Company)
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- Chronicle Collectibles
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- Columbia College Chicago
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- Daedalic Entertainment (Company)
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- Double Fine Productions
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- E-Guardian Group
- Electronic Arts (Company)
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- Epic Games (Company)
- ESA Foundation
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- Haymaker
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- IGN
- Improbable (Company)
- IndieCade: International Independent Game Showcase
- Insta360
- Intellivision Productions
- Jonah Warren
- Kalypso Media (Company)
- Karnox
- Konami Digital Entertainment
- KontrolFreak
- Lenovo
- LF Gaming
- LiquidBit / Bumblebear Games (Company)
- Logitech G
- Mayflash Limited
- Mecca Electronics / Alliance Entertainment
- Meta Threads
- Microsoft Corporation
- Modus Games
- MomoCon Gaming Convention
- Move 38
- My Arcade / bionik
- National Videogame Museum
- Natsume (Company)
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- New Wave Toys
- Nexon Corporation (Company)
- Next Level Racing Simulations
- Nintendo (Company)
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- Nyko Technologies
- NZXT
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- Opera Solutions
- Paradox Interactive
- Pathea Games (Company)
- Pearl Abyss (Company)
- Pega Limited
- Perfect Game Speed Company Limited
- Perfect World Entertainment (Company)
- Performance Design Products (Company)
- Peter Brinson
- Peter Gyory & Clement Zheng
- Philips Hue
- PiXXL Cube Team
- Playmaji
- PowerA
- Private Division (Company)
- Prosea
- ProxiMat.net
- Psyonix Studios (Company)
- Rainbow Horse
- Raynor Gaming
- RDS Industries
- Rebellion (Company)
- Red Hydrogen
- Red Pill VR
- Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
- Ringling College of Art and Design
- Satisfye Gaming
- Scry Interactive (Company)
- Sean Bloom, Martzi Campos, and Jesse Vigil
- Seasun
- Sega (Company)
- Sensorium Corporation
- Shacknews
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- Smach Z
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- Terry Cavanagh, Chipzel, and Marlow Dobbe
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- Transcenders Media
- Tripwire Interactive
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- Twitch
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- Ubisoft Entertainment (Company)
- UCC Distributing
- University of California Santa Cruz
- Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (UQAT) - Montreal Campus
- Unnamed VR by Paracosma
- Verizon
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- Virtuos Ltd.
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- VoltEdge LLC
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- Willy Chyr
- Wizard Games Global Limited
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