Once the hallmark annual event of the video game industry, the Electronic Entertainment Expo — more commonly referred to as E3 — has been canceled once again, and this time it feels like it may be for good. While this may come to mark the end of an era for the gaming industry, there’s a silver lining in all of this that will benefit gamers and developers alike. Because without the expensive spectacle of promoting games at live events, there’s an opportunity to focus on something even more important: making games.
