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Reader Discussion: Will You Watch Square Enix’s Or Nintendo’s E3 Announcements?
This morning, Nintendo announced it will be keeping its regular E3 time slot. The company has traditionally been the last of the big three to take the stage in Los Angeles, but in recent years Nintendo has opted for a pre-recorded announcement.
This year, Square Enix beat them to the punch and announced a formal conference at the same time (9 a.m. Pacific on Tuesday, June 16). This means fans have a decision to make about which to watch live?
Will you tune into Nintendo’s Direct-style presentation for news on Mario Maker, Star Fox, Yoshi’s Wooly World, and others? Or are you going to hope for Kingdom Hearts 3, Deus Ex, and Just Cause details from Square Enix?
We’ll tally your results later and report back. Make your voice heard. For the complete list of scheduled E3 conferences, bookmark this story.
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