Cancellation of in-person and virtual versions of E3 2022, which hope to return in 2023, “Summer Game Fest 2022” is an event that aims to “bring the whole industry and their fans together”.
Geoff Keighley, organizer and host of ‘Summer Game Fest’, stated on his personal Twitter account that he “worked hard in June to bring the entire industry and fans together.”
Keighley admitted that there was “not the path” he thought he was on, but assured that he would “continue to persevere and build”. He also took the opportunity to “thank all the comments, ideas and thoughts about the Summer Game Festival” that came to him throughout the week.
When asked by a social network user about the quality of the latest ‘Summer Game Fest’ compared to E3, Keighley assured him that he doesn’t want to be “compared to the E3 of the past” since “the industry has changed”.
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Keighley’s message comes just days after he responded to the E3 cancellation tweet with a winking emoji in both formats. It served as the prelude to E3 in previous releases and even hosted video game announcements such as a directorial cut of Death Stranding and a trailer showing the arrival date of Elden Ring.
“Join us this June for ‘Summer Game Fest’, a celebration of the entire video game industry, featuring an amazing live kickoff show hosted by Geoff Keighley,” read the official statement on his Twitter account.
On the other hand, they invite you to be aware of their networks and websites as they will announce more news about the event in the coming days. The festival will be completely free and will not require any registration.
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Moreover, they say on their website they will have a list of live streaming digital shows, including live streaming. “ Packed with world premieres and Days of the Devs with iam8Bit and Double Fine. The keynote will be followed by a series of events to be announced from publishers and gaming platforms.
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