Sony's E3 2019 Absence Due to Timing of New Games, "Error to Skip The Show" – Pachter

Sony's E3 2019 Absence Due to Timing of New Games, "Error to Skip The Show" – Pachter 

Wedbush Securities expert feels Sony may, in any case, be available "without a major stall". 

At whatever point the Electronic Entertainment Expo closes, we frequently ponder what one year from now could hold simply dependent on the unlucky deficiencies of the present year. At the point when Sony uncovered that it wouldn't have a PlayStation Experience to round out 2018, everyone's eyes were on Sony's E3 2019 presser to answer any waiting questions. In any case, the organization as of late declared that it wouldn't hold an E3 presser one year from now, making it the first run through it's at any point skirted the expo in 24 years. 

That as well as it wouldn't hold an off-site occasion like Electronic Arts' EA Play either. In an official proclamation to Game Informer, Sony said it needed to "develop, think contrastingly and explore different avenues regarding better approaches to please gamers". It further included that it was "investigating new and commonplace approaches to connect with our locale in 2019" which it couldn't hold up to share (in due time, we envision). 

What other reason could there be for Sony's nonattendance, however? As indicated by Wedbush Securities examiner Michael Pachter, it might basically come down to the absence of new things to report. "It is a direct result of the planning of new amusements. They simply don't have a ton of new things to declare in June. I believe it's an error to skirt the show. They will most likely be there without a major corner. It was an astonishment to me," he said to GamingBolt. 

Sony still has a good slate of PS4 special features to discuss including Ghost of Tsushima, Dreams, Death Stranding and The Last of Us: Part 2. It wouldn't be unthinkable that an alternate occasion is held at later of the year, similar to its post-E3 introduction where it uncovered the PS4 Pro. In any case, we'll need to sit back and watch what "new and commonplace" ways Sony has at the top of the priority list when it comes displaying its products.