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Bethesda Returns To E3 With Its Second Showcase Event
The Sunday before E3 is becoming cemented as the new start of the week-long event. Bethesda has announced that it is hosting its second showcase event that day.
There aren’t a large number of details available yet, but if you’re filling out your E3 schedule, you can put another conference in the books. Bethesda will take the stage at 7 p.m. Pacific / 10 p.m. Eastern on June 12.
Last week, EA announced it would be moving out of the Los Angeles Convention Center into the Nokia Theatre. Instead of hosting its regular Monday press conference, the publisher will be holding an event on Sunday, also.
With Dishonored 2, Doom, and Fallout 4 DLC in the works, we suspect those games and other surprises are in store. E3 will take place in Los Angeles from June 14 through June 16, with press conferences on Sunday and Monday.
[Source: Bethesda on Twitter]
Our Take
The Monday before E3 has been informally known as Day 0. I suppose this makes Sunday Day 00? The event is constantly in flux, but with EA moving and Bethesda cementing its place on Sunday evening, this year has the makings of an even bigger show.
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