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For years, June has been filled with major game and hardware announcements from Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo, along with major publishers like Ubisoft, Activision Blizzard, EA, and more. Starting in 2020, though, E3 has been very different. In 2021 the event was entirely virtual, and in 2022 it was canceled altogether. Despite plans to return to an in-person event in 2023, the show's future remains uncertain.

Playstation 4 hardware gallery

Playstation 4 hardware gallery

Playstation 4 hardware gallery

Playstation 4 hardware gallery

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Watch this Nvidia demo and imagine actually speaking to AI game characters

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Playstation 4 hardware gallery

Playstation 4 hardware gallery

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Logi Dock review: conference calls have never been so cute

Walmart’s 4K Google TV box is the best $20 deal in streaming

Watch this Nvidia demo and imagine actually speaking to AI game characters

The System Shock remake is a delightful surprise

Quest 3 hands-on confirms Meta’s building a ‘far thinner and lighter’ headset

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Destiny 2’s new season has underwater levels and fishing

Miles Morales swings into Fortnite — and he’s bringing web shooters back with him